Different Labels
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Most records have two labels, one on each side, and these two are
printed from the same design. Only the song titles are different on
the two labels on the same record.
Occasionally, one finds a record with different labels on the two sides.
Look at the two labels above. The B label differs from the A label.
The printer's mat for the A label appears to have been made from the
B label mat, by cutting away some of the B label's design. The cutting
appears to have been done in haste, with edge fragments of the
original pattern remaining visible at two places.
It is believed that this record, B-4988, was pressed at the time of the
transition from one label design to another, with the B label printed
from the older design and the A label from the newer design. The
slightly earlier records B-4968, B-4969, B-4972, B-4974, B-4976,
B-4979 and B-4982 are each known to have two labels that match
the older B label design above.
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