Paper roll 28.85 cm wide “is wound on pin-end spool (with metal semi-axes, one is rounded, the other has radial protrusions for fixing in playing device drive axis slot), with plastic flanges; the roll leader is cut angle wise with the end covered with thin plastic and equipped with a wire loop. There is narrow-framed yellow label on the roll leader with the information about catalog number, the length of the roll, pieces titles, music styles and names of composers. There are 67 perforated tracks on the roll with encoded sequence of control actions on musical instruments for playing a melody. The paper music roll is stored in cardboard parallelepiped-shaped case, composed of white bottom and the lid. There is a label on the lid flat end similar to the label on the roll. Four popular in Germany in 20-30^th arranged tunes are encoded on the roll. “In München steht ein Hofbräuhaus” (“There is a Hofbräuhaus in Munich”) is a popular waltz written by Berlin composer Wilhelm “Wiga” Gabriel, (1897–1964) in 1935. The Hofbräuhaus is a famous Munich beer restaurant. “So gehts bei uns in Wien” (“This is how we have it in Vienna”) - march by Viennese musician and composer Emanuel Thomas Hornischer (1862-1912), published in 1925. "Danse des Paysans alsaciens" ("Dance of the Alsatian peasants") - waltz by Merkling, Georges, (1879-1935). “Das muss ein Stück vom Himmel sein” - waltz by the German conductor and composer Werner Richard Heymann (1896-1961).
Music player: Musical automaton ”Accordeo-boy” (476/ММП).

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