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Casige Kellogg after Alexander Graham Bell's

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Kellogg after Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patents expired in 1893 and 1894

The Curly Nonpareil iHORN is made from a brass copper and/or brass horn which was mounted on a Model T

made from a payphone manufactured by Western Electric as part of the Bell System

The Chrysler New Yorker is an automobile model which was produced by Chrysler from 1940 to 1996

which based on its weight and design was probably made between 1920 and 1940

Casige Kellogg after Alexander Graham Bell'sThe Casige iHORN is made from a vintage hand sewing machine, which may have been a functional toy. It is the first sewing machine iHorn and was probably made in the 1940s. Casige started out making piano locks. However, a year after Queen Victorias death in 1901, Casige who was a German manufacturer was asked to make small sewing machines for schools. The company survived two world wars and a span of over 70 years! It ceased making toys in 1975. The

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