I saw that show a couple of times. The "flat horn" was cardboard, I
think; definitely a fake. I got mine from Taylor Music in Aberdeen,
SD about 20 years ago.
Paul Mansur
On Thursday, August 18, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Loren wrote:
Ask Allan Alda.
Loren
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I was wondering if anyone had or knew where I could get a horn that
has been
smashed flat? My husband and I (both amateur musicians) are
redecorating and
think an old horn that's met the roller would make an interesting wall
piece
in one of the rooms. Please contact me off-list if you know where I
could
get something like this. Thanks!
Erin Block
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