Here are a bunch of close-up scans from some wonderful 78 rpm record sleeves that I've amassed over the years: these are mostly generic company covers from the likes of Telefunken, Polydor, Ultraphon, Pathe, RCA, Mercury...
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| Here's one of either of the 'O's'' in the word Polydor |
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| and her 'permanent wave' hairdo reflected in a 78 rpm disc |
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| Short-lived label, UK 1926-1935 |
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| Genuine Gramophone |
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| Telefunken Platten |
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| Czech / German 'Spiegelt Den Ton' |
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| 'Die Deutsche Weltmarke' |
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| The classic double-horn |
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| RODYLOP: double-horn in reverse, well white on red |
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| RCA Victrola's 'Magic Brain': plays records on both sides without turning them over |
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| Mile End Road, London E |
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| 10" sleeve, detail |
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| here is the presence of Mercury |
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| put 6d coin-in-the-slot, and make your own recording: envelope for aluminium disc c. 1935 |
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| recorded at a Navy, Army, Air Force Institute (NAAFI) |
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| the Mercury kids host an evening-in |
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| ...and this one's good for another spin |
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