ID the guitar in the movie Paris Blues?

[Aiq]

[Woody Sound]

Looks kinda German(?)

[Woody Sound]

[Aiq]

I searched German, European but never found that oval headstock logo.

Serge was definitely miming, this source says Eugene Vees (Django’s cousin) played the part.

Six decades on, Paris Blues retains its jazz appeal - Jazz Journal

[sgosnell]

Looks like an Epiphone headstock to me, with the vine removed, either from the guitar or the photo.

[JFranck]

Typical Couesnon logo of guitars made in Mirecourt, France.
The workrshop opened in the end of 19th century, making instuments of the violin family, mandolins, and guitars.
The company made brass and woodwinds in Paris since 1881.

[AllanAllen]

Really like the inlays

[sgcim]

I searched German, European but never found that oval headstock logo.

Serge was definitely miming, this source says Eugene Vees (Django’s cousin) played the part.

Six decades on, Paris Blues retains its jazz appeal - Jazz Journal

The Gypsy! That movie and Nat Hentoff's novel "Jazz Country") taught me that all jazz guitarists were either junkies (Gypsy) or pot heads (the jazz guitarist in "Jazz Country"). I liked :Jazz Country so much, I never returned it to my Jr. HS library.

[58flame]

They made a ton of brass instruments!

[Aiq]

Going way too far, a catalogue with the pronunciation, slang is apparently “Queenie”.