All metal horn with wooden mouth piece. Described in record book as "Old (coachman's?) horn (owned by Mr. Frank W. Hodgdon) The horn appears to be made from 3 pieces of metal joined together. It is conical except at the mouthpiece, and has a seam along the entire side. The bell has some ridging. Stamped on the bell is PATD JUN.20.1882. The mouthpiece appears to be screwed into the rest of the instrument, and is made of a wooden cone with the top cut off, attached to a cylinder of metal. There are some holes in the cylinder next to the wooden part.
