Disappointing when people destroy a good spear-tip horn!
Reminds me of a wannabe robber who broke into a home and stole a few things
including an older shotgun, which he then proceeded to cut down to a
sawn-off-shotgun that he used in a bank robbery that netted him like $2500,
his face on CCTV and
In a message dated 9/2/2008 10:08:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
andy at popyrus.com writes:
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THAT very same machine was in an oak cabinet with a reproduction 14" witch's
hat horn just over a month ago
, September 02, 2008 1:04 PM
To: Antique Phonograph List
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Triumph with Columbia horn?
My opinion is that the wood section is not original or aftermarket for
any Edison machine. The whole wood section appears too long and does
not hang on the cygnet crane properly. It does
My opinion is that the wood section is not original or aftermarket for
any Edison machine. The whole wood section appears too long and does
not hang on the cygnet crane properly. It does look like a wood horn
for a rear mount machine that was cut to fit in the housing of an
Edison cygnet e
Can the wood portion of the cygnet horn that's with this Triumph be
original? I wasn't aware that Music Master, before or after Edison
began offering them, used this type of wood pattern which appears to
be a ca. 1908 Columbia #2 wood horn bell. Any thoughts?
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