To my surprise, I noticed that almost all the cut drawings were identical to the US catalog.
Of course there were some obvious differences. Such as, a model type B.T. The equivalent to a Victor II but with a double spring like a Vic. III. Funny, there is 1 - 5 listed. Instead of a 2 is the B.T. . There is also no Victor VI.
The Berliner B.T. appears to have a later slip in horn elbow and yet the other model appear to have the earlier type...
Another addition is the "Improved Concert" reproducer.
As for prices....
In the 1913 US catalog a Victrola IV is $15. In this catalog...$20. Other examples are...Circassian XVI's are $250 (US) and $300 (Canadian). Victor III $40 (US) and $50 (Canadian).
The needle tins are the "Victrola" marked type.
There are some great images of Berliner's factory in Montreal. I believe our Canadian Member Jim posted the building as it appears today as a museum.
Unfortunately, this catalog is not dated. Anyone care to take a guess. Is it later or earlier than the 1913 US catalog..??.