What is this HORN from?

My wife picked this horn up for me at the local antiques place. She also got me a killer 1950 NJ commercial license plate. She's a good'un!

So what's it from?

 

could be anything but it looks similar to my 35 dodge horn

 

I believe it's a stock horn for a 216"-era Chevy. My '37 Chevy had a near identical horn on it. It bolted to a boss on the intake manifold. My guess would be '37-'64 Chevy (not sure how long Chevy used the intake mounting).

 

I agree with TagMan (his signature) and would like to also thow in the fact that is from a automobile of sorts.

hahaha

 

Clean the dirt off the back and see if there is a name present. Some measurements will help us ID. Spark the wires on a 12V battery and if it says OOOOOOOOGAAAHH might be Model A!!! I need it if you don't.

 

I think that one is from a Chevy car .
Hook it up and use it !

RetroJim

 

Thanks guys!

 

It's not a horn. It's a very rare 'factory accessory',
electric "Micro-supercharger' for a '36 Henway
" 'Flaming Polecat' Super-Double-Deluxe Phaeton"!!!
It worked on an early version of quantum mechanics "string
theory", combined with basic antediluvian metaphysics,
using sound waves to thermo-******icly exite the air
and fuel molecules in the intake tract, causing a slight,
but definite 'pseudo-supercharging' effect.You can easily
verify that you do indeed posses one of these rare 'genuine
accessory' Henway units by simply hooking the wires up
to the terminals on a standard 6V or 12V car battery..if
there's a sudden, loud blast of noise with a distinctive
"Ahhhooogah" sound, then for sure it's a rare and
valuable Henway 'Micro-Supercharger"!!!!

Mart3406 (Official Henway Motors Corporate
Historian and Archivist)
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chevy dont know what year

 

Canadian "Mico-Supercharger" for a Henway...That's funny.