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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: Tim Crosby on April 25, 2019, 03:53:17 PM
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This one is after a horn on pages 70-71 of Jay Hopkins' book Bone Tipped & Banded Horns. It is thought to be of Virginia origin.
It is about 14" around the out side curve, tip-to-tip it is about 12. The Walnut butt is about 2 2/4", it is held in place by the same Four Steel pins that hold the base band in place. A Brass furniture pull is used for thee strap finial. The collar is a press fit, the horn and tip are both threaded 5/8-11, the tip is also of Horn. Finish is AF followed by a coat of Saddle Brown leather dye and Brown shoe polish.
Tim C.
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:o :o :o... Tim,.... I don't do fancy stuff,.... however, this horn is perfect,... !!! ... not so fancy as to be "overdone",... guess you might say.... subtle in a fancy sorta way...... Well Done,... I like it,... Regards, Cades Cove Fiddler,... !!!
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Oh man. That horn is just....right. It ticks all the boxes. Architecture. Finishes. Turning. That is going to look fantastic hanging from someone’s bag. Well done. God bless, Marc
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Very nice, I like the look of that horn. Like the others said, not overdone but just right.
K.C.
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I agree with the other comments. That is a very fine horn.
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Very nice Tim.
Steve
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Oh man. That horn is just....right. It ticks all the boxes. Architecture. Finishes. Turning. That is going to look fantastic hanging from someone’s bag. Well done. God bless, Marc
,..what he said.
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Another beauty! Tim, you are an inspiration to us all! Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
Greg
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Paddy horn, Tim. Thanks for posting.
Bob