Hi It didn't get any bids, but it is a very late horn model, John is exactly right, and I think, these types were for the export market. I'd rather save the $ toward a good Victor. I seem to remember reading that HMV in England sent the metal bits and transfers to various countries where the cases were then made with local wood according to head office plans. Also in India, spring motor machines, and 78 speed records were still being made well ito the 1960's as electricity was not available in many places, (yes, and after a short pause the industry was revived with crapophone production). Even the crapophone sellers who claim 'original antique motor' to try to point to something antique on the machine are wrong, as its usually the poor quality 60's portables that are being recycled, not HMV 102's. India did have many very rich people, even in 1900, and I have heard of some excellent machines being found there.