From your description I suspect this is a Kastonome player piano,
made by Kastner & Co in London.  (I can't view your picture as
I have text-only access to the Internet.)

Kastner first made a dual-scale 65-note and 88-note pianola, distinc-
tive in having two horizontal rows of holes in the tracker bar (the
harmonica-like brass bar over which the roll passes).  They then made
their own pattern of 88-note pianola, with the additional blocks of
holes in the tracker bar.  This was the Kastonome.

I can find four significant articles about the Kastonome in my archive
of Mechanical Music Digest (MMD).  [Included in list below.  -- Robbie ]

I have since spoken to a British restorer who has repaired a Kastonome,
so they are not impossible to restore !

Good luck with your project.

Dan Wilson

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  Articles in MMD Archives about Kastner & Kastonome:

Kastner Autopiano with 178-hole Tracker Bar, from Inigo Perez-Espana
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199912/1999.12.01.15.html

Unusual Piano Roll Format: Kastonome Rolls, from Douglas Bush
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199909/1999.09.20.05.html

Kastner Autopiano, from Dan Wilson, London
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199811/1998.11.02.12.html

Kastner Autopiano, from Howard Leibowitz
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199810/1998.10.29.08.html

65/88-Note Kastner "Kastonome" Accenting Piano, from Douglas Bush
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199809/1998.09.04.11.html

Kastonome Player Piano and Rolls, from Dan Wilson, London
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199805/1998.05.10.09.html

Kastanome Music Rolls, from Walt Carroll
http://mmd.foxtail.com/archives/Digests/199805/1998.05.06.09.html