This page is a constant work in progress. As time permits, I plan on adding scans of record labels from my collection. Please browse around and let me know of any missing or broken links. Thanks! --- Bryan Argo (1950s) Design 1 - c. 1950s Atlantic (1940s-Present) Design 1 - c. 1950s Banner (1922-1935) Design 1 - Acoustic recording Design 2 - Mid-1930s ARC label Black and White (1940s?) Design 1 - c. 1940s Broadway (1921-1935) Design 1 - Acoustic recording Brunswick (1920-1960s) Design 1 - Canadian pressing - Acoustic recording Design 2 - Late 1920s electrical recording Design 3 - Late 1950s maroon label Cameo (1922-1931) Design 1 - Blue & red striped label - acoustic recording Capitol (1942-Present) Design 1 - Black and white promo label - 1950s Design 2 - British pressing (note the upside-down record number!) Carousel (1940s?) Design 1 - Re-issues of classic jazz Castle (c. 1950) Design 1 - c. 1950 Chess (1940s-1980s?) Design 1 Columbia (1902-Present) Design 1 - "Flag" label - acoustic recording Design 2 - Black and white label "Special record for radio stations" - c. 1940s Damon (1940s-1950s) Design 1 - c. 1948 - Title refers to brief 1947 recording ban Design 2 - Early 1950s - Ike Eisenhower campaign record Decca (1934-1974) Design 1 - Mid 1950s black and silver label Design 2 - Late 1940s maroon "Deccalite" label Design 3 - Blue and white promo label - c. late 1940s Design 4 - Early 1950s black and silver label DeLuxe (c. 1950s) Design 1 - c. 1950s Delvar (1940s?) Design 1 - c. 1940s Derby (c. 1950s?) Design 1 - c. 1950s? Duke (1950s) Design 1 - 1950s Federal (1950s) Design 1 - Mid 1950s - Rhythm and Blues Fraternity (1950s) Design 1 - 1950s Gennett (1917-1948) Design 1 - Vertical acoustic recording - c. late 1910s Glory (1950s) Design 1 - 1950s Harmony (1925-1932) Design 1 - Columbia subsidiary - acoustical recording Hit Of The Week (1930-1932) Design 1 - Cardboard-based record coated with "Durium" - originally sold for 15 cents Jazz Man (1940s) Design 1 - 1940s - Jazz Man Record Shop King (1950s) Design 1 - Black and white promo label Madison (1926-1931) Design 1 - Grey Gull subsidiary - electrical recording - brown shellac Memphis (1940s-?) Design 1 - Australian label - vinyl pressing Mercury (1950s-Present) Design 1 - Hot pink label Jamaican pressing - 1956 Musicraft (1936-1948) Design 1 - Blue and silver label National (c. 1940s?) Design 1 - Also known as "NRC" Neptune (c. 1950s) Design 1 Okeh (1918-1960s) Design 1 - General Phonograph Corporation - acoustic recording Design 2 - "Special record for radio stations" - Columbia subsidiary - c. 1940s Perfect (1922-1938) Design 1 - Electrical recording (designated by small "E" in a circle) - brown shellac Prestige (c. 1950s?) Design 1 Prime (?) Design 1 - Thin vinyl records for 78 rpm jukeboxes Recorded In Hollywood (c. 1950s) Design 1 Regal (1921-1932) Design 1 - Electrical recording (designated by small "E" in a circle) Specialty (1940s-1950s?) Design 1 Sun (1950s) Design 1 Temple (1940s?) Design 1 - Bootlegged dubs of classic jazz recordings Triangle (1922-1925) Design 1 - Manufactured by Bridgeport Die & Machine Company - acoustic recording V Disc (1940s) Design 1 - Vinyl pressing for use by U. S. Armed Forces Velvet Tone (1926-1932) Design 1 - Columbia subsidiary - acoustic recording - Canadian pressing Victor (1901-Present) - also RCA Victor and Victrola and Red Seal Records Design 1 - "Batwing" label - acoustic recording - early 1920s Design 2 - "Batwing" label - electrical recording - Canadian pressing - late 1920s Design 3 - "Scroll" label - electrical recording - late 1920s Design 4 - RCA Victor black and white label "Record Prevue" - vinyl pressing Design 5 - Mid 1910s

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