Rubes Horn The original design did not

The original design did not have a flash facility

unique and pleasing

Wharton and Down was part of a merger with the Edison General Electric Company in 1892 and was renamed Thomson-Houston

an experiment gone awry

Treen “ware” was made in the late 1800’s

Rubes Horn The original design did notThe Rubes iHORN is made from a brass Rubes horn which was mounted on a Model T. The oval shaped mounting bracket which bolted to the firewall indicates that the horn was made between 1914 and 1915. The Rubes horn was connected to a bulb which was inside the cab of the Model T and was squeezed to emit the horn noise. As originally constructed, the opening of the horn had a screen which kept foreign particles from entering the horn. Rubes horns are