The only identification on this model is original dealer decal on the side that indicates it was purchased in Paris that reads “Co. Francais and Gramophone – Paris – Brevold G.G.D.G. en France – et dans les princioaux pays”. The most unusual part of this early machine is that it has a rare mahogany case instead of the normal oak. The wood cabinet and travel arm are finished in a high gloss varnish. All metal parts have been re nickeled. It has the correct reproducer marked “Gramophone & Typewriter LTE London – Berliner – Paris”. Reproducer SN 21313. This machine features an unusual start/stop connected to the exterior spring barrel. Winding crank is original but meant for a later machine. Horn is all nickel plated, 15” long x 9.75”. Has original leather elbow showing some age and weakness. Body of horn shows very minor dings and good plating. Bell has some dents and crinkling with some plating loss. Overall a beautiful machine in a mostly unknown mahogany cabinet.