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but again in 1955
The Sterling Dinkie iHorn is an exquisitely small iHorn made from a 1923 Sterling Telephone & Electric Co
They played a ceramic disc with a run time of two minutes
The Substation iHorn is made from an early Dictograph telephone substation in a wooden case
Continued in use through the end of the Korean War
Tweeter horns but again in 1955The Tweeter iHorn is made from a Magnavox Tweeter, which was made in the 1960s. In 1910 Magnavox started as "Commercial Wireless & Development Company" at Napa, California. In 1915, Magnavox put a horn to their "telephone receiver with moving coil system" and then used it as a "Fog Horn" for the local baseball park. It was called the Magna Vox which was latin for Great Voice. In 1917, the Company changed its name to Magnavox. Magnavox introduced its
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