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This is the back side of a battery horn.
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This is a magneto horn:
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Both horns use the same bell. The magneto horn is about 1/2 the size of a battery horn, and the cover is much more sharply bent.
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That is actually an aftermarket "Ahooga" horn shown above Royce - not an original Ford battery horn.
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O.k.
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