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I haven't seen any of the latest H-D catalogs but last I knew, the skull horn below is not actually for sale by Harley-Davidson. As far as I know, there's not a part number.
I believe it's a Sportster medallion, epoxyed into the center of the horn. You can get them on Ebay.
The black painted ones are in the catalogs or at the dealerships.
I made it myself, then I see that people are selling them on Ebay.
It's the airwing horncover, and the sportster gas cap skull cover.....total cost of parts is about $60. You just stick the skull gas cap cover to the horncover and you're done.
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