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I have a nickel plated morning glory horn for sale. I polished it somewhat, still seems to have spots, but it does sparkle! The connector end has been "modified", the pictures show how. It has a few bumps and bruises, but is quite striking yet.

Here is a web page with lots of pictures"

http://phonographs.cdbpdx.com/HornNickel/

Please let me know if you have any questions. Asking $150 as is. Plus shipping.

I would also consider a trade for a good Edison Model C or Model H reproducer.

Thanks! Cliff

P.S. - Jerry B. has kindly offered to take to Union. Have to talk to him about those arrangements.

Thanks, Jerry!

I am very tempted: it would mean I could have a dedicated horn for all of my cylinder machines.

The question is, how is that elbow attached to the horn? Is it soldered, or what? I would be leery of applying a torch to that end.

I suspect, looking at the hanger mount, that it's a Hawthorne & Sheble product: the floral decals look similar to another H&S horn I have.

Bill

Lucius1958 wrote:I am very tempted: it would mean I could have a dedicated horn for all of my cylinder machines.

The question is, how is that elbow attached to the horn? Is it soldered, or what? I would be leery of applying a torch to that end.

I suspect, looking at the hanger mount, that it's a Hawthorne & Sheble product: the floral decals look similar to another H&S horn I have.

Bill

The elbow is pushed in, it turns easily, but doesn't seem to want to come out easily. I didn't want to try to pull it out.

Cliff

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