Miller Rubber Co Horn Speaker

American. Day-Fan manufactured radios from 1922 to 1924. Solid wood cabinet with painted metal face. Includes "Ultra" horn speaker. Tagged, "The Dayton Fan & Motor Co. Dayton Ohio, Type No. 5106 Seria

Horn labeled "Pat. Applied for by the Miller Rubber Company". This speaker has been tested using a modern audio amplifier connected to an 8 ohm to 600 ohm matching transformer; it works and plays musi

Pressed plastic “Party Pluto” toy by Louis Marx & Co. Inc. Works when wound, although horn noise is not working, likely due to a broken bellows. Original rubber ears and tail. One ear is slightly

Stoneware Bottle, The Miller Rubber Co. Early 20th Century

2 PHONOGRAPH SPEAKER HORNS Two phonograph speaker horns. One by The Magnavox Co. (24"), and the other Atwater Kent, Model L (18"). Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "This Sign is Property of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Inc." on back right. Condition: 8.75. Minor porcelain losses surrounding mounting hole

American and Canadian. 1950s. Hard rubber. Stamped, on underside of each toy. Max for all toys: 4.25" x 6.5" x 3.5". The Howie Meyer Legacy Collection.

Canadian. 1930s. Marked, "Original Nathaniel Baldwin Toronto, Ontario" front edge of base. 21" x 15" x 12". Complete with original cloth cord. Untested. Horn bell free of chips, cracks or repairs. Par

EDWARD MILLER & CO BRASS HANGING / LIBRARY LAMP, Hobbs Snowstorm dome-form shade in cranberry/Ruby with opal overlay, cast harp with a wreath to each side depicting a young child bowing a horn within

MUSIC MASTER RADIO REPRODUCER SPEAKER HORN Phonograph Radio Reproducer Geraco made in Philadelphia by the Music Master Co. Horn size: 14" Size: 21"

TRIMM RADIO HOME SPEAKER PHONOGRAPH HORN Phonograph home speaker horn made by the Trimm Radio MFG CO. Horn size: 11" Size: 22"

ATWATER KENT RADIO PHONOGRAPH LOUD SPEAKER HORN Phonograph radio "Model R" horn made in Philadelphia by the Atwater Kent Co. Horn size: 12" Size: 16"

ATWATER KENT RADIO PHONOGRAPH LOUD SPEAKER HORN Phonograph radio "Loud Speaker" made in Philadelphia by the Atwater Kent Co. Horn size: 14.5" Size: 24.5"

GGH MAJESTIC CHICAGO RADIO PHONOGRAPH SPEAKER HORN "Majestic" Phonograph radio speaker horn made in Chicago by Grigsby, Grunow, and Hinds Co. Horn size: 13" Size: 21.25"

The Thompson Speaker Radio Horn Loud Speaker R.E. Thompson MFG. Co. Jersey City, N.J., U.S.A 1920s Personal collection of Kosh, Multi-Grammy Award winner

American. 1910s. Brass. Automotive horn. Known as a "taxi" horn. Could be used on a boat as well. Circa 1915. Post 1920 electric horns were used. This horn would have been used on an open car. Marked,

This 'Amplion' speaker was made by a company called Alfred Graham & Co of London and was designed as a radio amplifier for the domestic market in the 1920's. It was marketed not only as a piece of tec

This 'Amplion' speaker was made by a company called Alfred Graham & Co of London and was designed as a radio amplifier for the domestic market in the 1920's. It was marketed not only as a piece of tec

Including, Atlas Type-B, Loud Speaker. Multiple-Electric-Products-Co., Inc., New York. Amd Burns. Damage to plastic bell speaker.

George Nelson & Associates for Herman Miller Marshmallow sofa Zeeland, Michigan, 2001 red leather upholstery, steel, enameled steel, rubber marked with Herman Miller black oval tag 52"w x 32"d x 32"h

English. 1970s. Painted steel with applied decals and rubber components. Decalled, "Triumph Cycle Co. Ltd., Nottingham, England". Box marked, "V26698 46-25 20/18" S. Blue 26" CST Boys 458". Unassemble

Charles and Ray Eames LCW Herman MillerUSA, 1945 / c. 1950ash plywood, rubber 26.75 h × 22 w × 24.5 d in (68 × 56 × 62 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to unders

Charles Eames (1907-1978) & Ray Eames (1912-1988) for Evans Products / Herman Miller DCW chair Zeeland, Michigan, 1945 walnut, rubber signed with decal manufacturer's label to underside 19 1/4"w x 22"

American. 1910s. Brass. Untested for functionality. A Model T-Era accessory horn that operates by attaching a rubber bulb to the extended open end. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 11 x