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Picked this up yesterday, still trying to convince my wife that it is a thing of beauty.


Bill K

Sure looks like a beauty to me. Love the horn.

Rich Gordon

You know what they say..."Beauty, is in the eye of the beholder"
Must be something in your wife's eye getting in the way

Really nice horn...bet it sounds nice,too

sounds great. Nearing the end of my collecting days (76) and always wanted a big horn machine, this definitely fits the bill. Cheers


Bill K

Hey Bill I didn't know that they put an age limit on collecting I'm headed to 70 and I do not see an end in sight. My kids worry cause there worried about what they will do with all my stuff-antique time pieces, single shot rifles, whaling artifacts, art, oh yes and phonograph and lots and lots of records. I tell them "they are all labeled what you do after I'm dead-I will not know I will be dead!

One of my major clients came back from Indian Market in Santa Fe N. M. with 80 pieces of art that need restoration and framing and he's 89!

Abe

need4art wrote:Hey Bill I didn't know that they put an age limit on collecting I'm headed to 70 and I do not see an end in sight. My kids worry cause there worried about what they will do with all my stuff-antique time pieces, single shot rifles, whaling artifacts, art, oh yes and phonograph and lots and lots of records. I tell them "they are all labeled what you do after I'm dead-I will not know I will be dead!

One of my major clients came back from Indian Market in Santa Fe N. M. with 80 pieces of art that need restoration and framing and he's 89!

Abe

Thanks Abe that's all the inspiration I needed