Magnavox R 3 horns Saal was capitalizing on the

Saal was capitalizing on the times

Casige who was a German manufacturer was asked to make small sewing machines for schools

Weak Crystal Radio signals received through “headsets” were amplified by attaching the ear piece speakers to the Horn for increased volume

[NOTE:  This funnel has a pale pink cast]

Produced for over 75 years under the Strombos name

Magnavox R 3 horns Saal was capitalizing on theThe Magnavox R3 iHorn is made from a Magnavox Radio Horn which was driven by its M 1 driver. It was made in 1923, originally sold for $35. 00, and reflects its roaring age. 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