These kind of look like a small format WE Horns but not sure..
Early Large Steel Theater Horn Unknown Maker Western Electric RCA Era 1930'S | eBay

These kind of look like a small format WE Horns but not sure..
Early Large Steel Theater Horn Unknown Maker Western Electric RCA Era 1930'S | eBay
Early, odd, interesting.
I wonder what the theory was behind splitting the throat and re-unifying it back into a common horn mouth.
Not all vegetables make good leaders.
Gotta love that quality packing job.![]()
That horn is out of a Victor Orthophonic Granada phonograph.

They fit that thing in here?
Victor Victrola Granada Orthophonic Phonograph Record Player | eBay

Thanks Cbooch !!! The one listed on eBay is for $350 that seems cheap for a 1926 piece of equipment in decent shape. Victor company a precursor to RCA/Victor. They were bought by RCA in 1929.. It was made in Camden,NJ where RCA was headquartered back then and obviously Victor as well...
That's were Nipper came from. The Victrola. They were also part of JVC before WW II.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_...achine_Company
[QUOTE=Altec Best;1850569]Thanks Cbooch !!! The one listed on eBay is for $350 that seems cheap for a 1926 piece of equipment in decent shape. QUOTE]
You are lucky. If it arrived here the total will be $1000 with shipping and duty.
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