North America - The 78 rpm Club

SLATE
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SLATE

SLATE

78rpm-club2022-09-21T14:05:03+02:00September 21st, 2022|

SLATE Records was active in the mid 1950s. The label was located in Newark, New Jersey (USA).

MERO
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MERO

MERO

78rpm-club2022-09-21T12:43:59+02:00September 21st, 2022|

MERO Records was a New York based label active in the late 1940s.

Valley
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Valley

Valley

The 78rpm-Club2022-09-14T15:50:02+02:00September 14th, 2022|

Label from Knoxville, Tennessee. Active in the 1950s and 1960s.
(Box 10033, Kingston Pike, Knoxville)

Salem
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Salem

Salem

The 78rpm-Club2022-09-05T14:47:39+02:00September 5th, 2022|

Jazz and Pop label owned by Mort Hillman. Active in Chicago, IL, USA from November 1956.

Do not mix up with later Chicago label Salem Records which has a similar numbering system.

Source: Discogs

Records of Knowledge

The 78rpm-Club2022-08-02T14:22:45+02:00August 2nd, 2022|

Records of Knowledge was a kidisk “sub-label” of the REX Records label (Alexander Schwarzt, Chairman of the board / Nanette Guiford, President / Richard B. Morros, Vice-president) in New York. It was active from 1950 until the middle 1950s.

PIPER
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PIPER

PIPER

The 78rpm-Club2022-07-22T18:06:40+02:00Juli 22nd, 2022|

The PIPER label from Cleveland, Ohio (USA) was active in the late 1950s. The label’s owner was Schneider Recording.

Piknik
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Piknik

Piknik

The 78rpm-Club2022-07-22T18:03:04+02:00Juli 22nd, 2022|

Piknik was an US record label situated in New York. It only released Polka songs.

Rexall
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Rexall

Rexall

The 78rpm-Club2022-07-06T16:58:58+02:00Juli 6th, 2022|

Rexall was only a record label in the broadest sense. The records were produced for the Rexall Drug Company Limited, a Canadian Pharmacy in Cooksville, Ontario.

UKRAINIAN BANDURISTS CHORUS
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UKRAINIAN BANDURISTS CHORUS

UKRAINIAN BANDURISTS CHORUS

The 78rpm-Club2022-07-06T16:40:17+02:00Juli 6th, 2022|

Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus used personal labels for its recordings (made by RCA Victor facilities in the U.S. and Canada). The design varies for each album:

Set #1 (Detroit, 1950): six 12″ records, dirigent H. Kytasty.

Set #2 (Montreal, 1951): six 10″ records, dirigent V. Boshyk.

Set #3 (Chicago, ~1952): four 10″ records, dirigent V. Boshyk.

Set #4 (USA, ~1955): six (?) or ten (?) 10″ records, dirigents H. Kytasty and V. Boshyk.

Sets #5 to #20 were LPs.

Source: Russian records.com

SARCO
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SARCO

SARCO

78rpm-club2022-07-06T16:18:52+02:00Juli 6th, 2022|

The SARCO Record Company was active between 1946 and 1948. It was located in Hollywood, California and owned by Lou Finston. Lou was the brother of Nathaniel W. Finston, a composer, conductor, author, violinist and producer, and chairman of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (1938-1944, and a board member 1941-1944).

Source: Discogs

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