Stromberg Carlson

The Stromberg Carlson iHorn is made from 1910 to early 1920’s Stromberg Carlson Radio horn.  This iHorn is truly one of a kind.  It is in its original base and is complete.  It is a centurian.  Stromberg Carlson was formed in 1894 through the partnership of two Chicago Bell Telephone employees, with the goal to manufacture a better telephone.  They capitalized their business with $1,000.00.  It became the leading independent telephone producer making what became known as the “Farmer’s Telephone” because they connected rural America with its urban partners.  Stromberg Carlson produced radios from 1927 through 1956.  While having been bought out several times, the company was still in operation as late as 2006. The company’s success was due to their reputation for stable prices, uncompromising quality, and a strong emphasis on quality workmanship.  The Stromberg Carlson iHorn represents ingenuity and survival.  It is as solid as the redwood forest and yet as sweet as an ocean breeze.   [NOTE:  WHILE THE PHOTOS MAKE IT LOOK BLACK IT IS IN FACT A DARK BROWN]