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colmike1 wrote:They are few and far between. this fellow had been talking phonograph horns back for over 50 years. Unfortunately no phonographs to speak of except for the Columbia Regent I got from them. I will say I'm a little overwhelmed with this many horns.tomb wrote:Nice to see there are still some nice barn finds out there. Good haul. Tom
I will find a few for you. Just be patient.dzavracky wrote:colmike1 wrote:They are few and far between. this fellow had been talking phonograph horns back for over 50 years. Unfortunately no phonographs to speak of except for the Columbia Regent I got from them. I will say I'm a little overwhelmed with this many horns.tomb wrote:Nice to see there are still some nice barn finds out there. Good haul. Tom
Ill be happy to take some off your hands
Thank you for the generous compliment, Charles. I am slowly getting through the mountain o' horns. They are in my un-air conditioned, non-electric attic and, boy has it been hot! Will be posting more photos and answering requests as I can. Thanks to all for their interest and patience.VanEpsFan1914 wrote:The Victor #19 horn is here & in line for restoration & painting.
Guys, if anyone wants a horn and he offers one from this stash, you will be getting a very nice deal. I got a horn in the raw, with no paint really left on it, but the metal is in good condition & it had been stored dry. Shipping? Expert. Service? Undeservedly good (He did not have to wait for me to sell my other horn to buy this one but he did.) Communication? Clear & direct.
If anyone needs horns do not hesitate to buy from Mr Mike.