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Posted 12 months ago
gvgordon
(114 items)
Well it never hurts to leave an offer...
I picked up this 1800's Edison morning glory horn yesterday along with a working "Baby Console" Edison Victrola.
The horn is 23" across the face and in pretty nice original condition.
The Victrola is unfortunately missing the doors and grill and lid. Obviously an old restoration project that the owner passed before finishing and the parts were lost.
I brought it home wound it and it plays fine. Wish I had the rest of the cabinet.
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Just imagine what that horn alone must have looked like new !!~Phil.