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Here we have a very rare, round mounting bracket, all-brass Nonpareil single twist horn for the late 1912-1913 Model T Ford. This original horn is in beautiful condition with no major damage or repairs. It has a wonderful polished surface. No dents, only very very minor tiny shelf wear imperfections that can easily be remedied if noticed at all. These horns were often bashed and dented by opening and closing the hood, so finding undented ones is difficult. The original screen is very nice and includes the original thumb screws. Impossible to find in this condition, was stored inside for countless years, probably an early take-off. A must have item for that perfect restoration, and you do not find Nonpareil often compared to the abundant Rubes variety. 425.00 includes shipping.

Ed, when you put the price in, you forgot to go to the Upper case for the dollar sign and it came out as a four.

Hope this helps.
Allan from down under.

E-Mail sent.

Still available

Ed, if not already sold I will take it. What is best way to get ahold of you?

Still available, this is a late 1912 -1913 Horn.

Would look beautiful mounted on the top of your Christmas tree…

I wish I HAD a '12 for it cause in all actuality for a '13 most of it would have to be painted black and that would be just darned criminal! Yeh yeh I know...some early '13s apparently had an all brass horn hanging on the dash but I'm going by the judging book is all! Dang it's a purdy horn!

Still sitting waiting to be adopted

12 would of been a double.

Joe Bell wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 10, 2024 9:49 pm

12 would of been a double.

https://modeltfordfix.com/the-1912-model-t-ford-part-2/

Thanks Lesson learned

Joe Bell wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 11, 2024 7:58 am

Thanks Lesson learned

Yeh but do note it says BLACK painted!! Ohhh the shame of it all!! No way in hell would I paint that gorgeous horn...purism or no purism, judging or no judging!!

Not certain that the horn is black!?!

John Heaman wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 11, 2024 12:58 pm

Not certain that the horn is black!?!


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Yeh, hard to tell with the lighting and shadowing. Wonder if they picked up that kid in the backseat from some rice paddy in china?

Looks black with a brass bezel to me. Great picture!

According to the 2021 judging guidelines, July 1912 single twist horns were used, painting black with brass bezel…

It’s a BEAUTIFUL horn, if you’re going for judging, paint accordingly, after judging, wash the paint off and show off the beauty of the horn.