A Sheraton B Gramophoneby the Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd., in mahogany case with reeded canted corners, the sides inlaid with ribbon-and-harebell swags, Gramophone Co. Exhibition soundbox No. 318179, triple-spring motor with 12-inch tilting turntable and fluted mahogany horn -- the (re-finished) horn 21¼in. (55cm.) diam.; and ten later needle tins

The Sheraton B was the more expensive of the two Sheraton models in the open-horn Gramophone range of 1907-8, second only to the New Melba. This example has a Gramophone & Typewriter transfer, indicating that the case, at least, was probably completed by November 1907. These machines originally had brass Morning Glory horns, but most were equipped with mahogany horns after these first appeared in 1908