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Hi
Here are some pictures, the last two of the Victor MS, I bought this machine. We didn't make it to the car park sale by the time we got there from the air port it was 5pm.
I met may people that I have talked to over the net, Steve Anderson, Guido, Don and Bobbie Gfell, what great horns he makes.





























Regards Marcel

What a great oak horn on that Edison Fireside (?). These are works of art. Does anyone know if these horns are modern designs (with that inlay) or are these based on historical known horn designs?

Marcel, you are lucky to have been able to see these machines in the wood! I am very envious!

RJ

richardh wrote:Marcel, you are lucky to have been able to see these machines in the wood! I am very envious!

Marcel,

I agree with RJ on this; thanks for sharing your photos of these machines—the inlay horns are quite stunning.

I presume you had a great time at the show? (After flying to San Francisco and back, I do not envy you on how long it must have taken to get there...)

— MordEth

I see a columbia under glass! thats one machine you dont see every day... i think i have only ever seen 3? but many edisons under glass.But the way i see it all machines under glass are beautiful!

Aaron