Small Flat Horn W/Pewter Repair

[Tim Crosby]

  
   This one is about 5” long, actually the first pic is just a tad over life size, it is ¾” at the Pine base. Before flattening the horn I turned its tip on the lathe, as in the tip is part of the horn. After flattening I was scraping some little panels and got one spot a little thin so I added the Pewter patch.

   Tim C.

[ed1215]

Like it the repair really sets it off

[smokinbuck]

Tim,
Is that the one you had at the show last week? For some reason I thought the plate was on the side. Nice looking little horn.
Mark

[Tim Crosby]

Tim,
Is that the one you had at the show last week? For some reason I thought the plate was on the side. Nice looking little horn.
Mark

 No, that is the one I was telling you was still in the press and I  had forgotten about it. If you think it will work for you it is yours.

     Tim

[skillman]

Great little horn Tim. Well done.

Steve

[gizamo]

I like the repair. Nice save....

[Tony N]

Vey nice!?

~Tony

[Marcruger]

I think the "repair" really makes the horn.  Well done.  :-) 

[smokinbuck]

Tim,
Everyone is welcome to admire it, but put my name on it. I'll call and we can get together.
Mark

[Tim Crosby]

Tim,
Everyone is welcome to admire it, but put my name on it. I'll call and we can get together.
Mark

  Ok, Tim

[Smittysbdoll]

Really nice.  I like the repair too.  Have not tried repairs like that yet.  Will get to work on that horn I got from you at the Standing Stone Trade Fair and get it posted on here.  That was the deal.

[Tim Crosby]

Really nice.  I like the repair too.  Have not tried repairs like that yet.  Will get to work on that horn I got from you at the Standing Stone Trade Fair and get it posted on here.  That was the deal.

 Welcome, glad you made it here. In the mean time, how about some pix of the ones you had at the show?

    Tim C.