The Siren Horn producing the ‘Eagle Engine’ in

producing the ‘Eagle Engine’ in 1914 which powered the first flight from England to Australia and the first direct transatlantic flight

The Kodak Timer iHORN is made from an Eastman Kodak Darkroom Timer made in the 1950s which is coupled with a small fox hunting horn

the original purchase price was $42

Fly home on a broomstick and cackle all the way

Holland in approximately 1950

The Siren Horn producing the ‘Eagle Engine’ inThe Siren iHORN is made from a World War II Navy Siren. This piece is heavy and screams indestructibility! During World War II, sirens on navy ships were used to warn the crew of approaching danger such as air raids, urging the crew to take cover. The Siren iHorn is a symbol of freedom and Americas role as a protector of the underdog. It shouts out our responsibility to insure human rights throughout the world, like a calm voice which protects against