Bristol Audiophone horns typically blue

typically blue

The Radiola iHorn is made from a  RCA Radiola radio horn made in 1923

The Substation iHorn is made from an early Dictograph telephone substation in a wooden case

giving away Claravox radios to the winner who built the best crystal radio set out of Claravox parts

Bristol Audiophone horns typically blueThe Bristol Audiophone iHorn is made from a rare Bristol Audiophone radio horn loudspeaker made by the Bristol Company in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1922. This model is the Audiophone Senior. It was a high end radio horn when first made, selling for $40. 00, which adjusted for inflation is $580. 48 (or 1351. 2% cumulative inflations rate). These radio horns are rare and highly sought after for their sleek innovative design and wonderful tonal quality.