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Enamelware horns when the Edison company failed

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Enamelware horns when the Edison company failedThe Enamelware iHorn is made from a gray enamelware funnel. This multifunctional device, should be limited to a single purpose use at one time. Enamelware was typically manufactured sometime between the late 1800s up to the end of World War II. The first two big US companies making enamel homewares were founded by migrants from Europe in the 1860s. Frederick and William Niedringhaus built up the St. Louis Stamping Co. in Missouri, then moved

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