Hi Esteemed Group ~

Does there exist any documentation that could shed light on when two features 
were added to the DD machines?
A young friend (actually my RCATheremin.com co-creator Mike Buffington), today 
acquired his first antique phonograph -- The popular Edison Diamond Disc BC-34. 
He's always interested in the historical details and would enjoy knowing when 
this machine was made, or nearly when.

The features I'm wondering about, that this example has, are:
a) 10 & 12 inch tone arm stop buttons (as in the Edison Long-play machines);
b) The shock-proof governor assembly.

The serial number is 45005 and I think I read in Frow that the BC-34 production 
run reached around 52,000 units and production was concluded in August 1927. I 
guess this makes it a late '26 or early '27 machine? Anyone know when the above 
mentioned features were introduced?

Best to all,
Andrew Baron
Santa Fe
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