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Tim
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I found this very cool manual air horn when cleaning out Dorothy G today. It sounds like the QE2 when you push the plunger in. I've never seen another like it.

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Tim,
I think that will give new meaning to "Let 'er rip!"

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Beats the heck out my "manual" horn. Yours would scare the dickens out of me!

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Post by Rachel »

I was just browsing through my 2006 Toplicht catalog, and ran across a "Pumpnebelhorn" that looks very similar to the one you found, Tim, so I just thought I'd post it here. I have the paper catalog at home, but I was able to find it in their online catalog as well. It looks like this:

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And here's a link to the catalog page it's on, in case anyone would like to see it:

http://tinyurl.com/latrv

And to the catalog in general:

http://www.toplicht.de/index.html

--- Rachel
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