The Barnyard Brood is a group of old car horns that hang out with reclaimed oak barn beam bases. The bases were made from an old barn beam from Montgomery, PA from the 1800s. We bought this fine beam from Ed Buck. This bases have their original cracks, nail holes, and adze marks are were finished with Betty’s Board Butter (beeswax & mineral oil). These types of horns used to have a reed and rubber ball attached to them.

Siren #109: Tyto Alba (2nd photo). This car horn is approximately 8.75” tall with a 6” bell.

Siren #110: Twitter-Warble (3rd photo). This car horn is approximately 8” tall with a 5.75” bell.

Siren #111: Hirundo Rustica (4th photo). This car horn is approximately 8.75” tall with a 5.75” bell.

Siren #124: Old Macdonald (5th photo). This horn is approximately 9” tall with a 6” bell.

Siren #125: Barnyard Banter (6th photo). This horn is approximately 9” tall with a 3.25” bell.

Siren #129: Moother Goose (7th photo). This particular horn is approximately 8.5” tall with a 5.75”” bell and lives with our lovely niece Anna at Carleton College.