[78-L] Raised lettering beneath Columbia label: A2670

[Stephen Davies]

        Thanks again, in advance, for helping a novice with his questions.

        My Columbia Grafonola A2670 has Hugh Donovan singing "The rose of 
no man's land" (Mx 78148) on one side with "75c" in raised letters under 
the paper label.  The label, however, states "Price in U.S. 85c.  Price in 
Canada 90c".  Hmmm.  Well, we'll set that issue aside.

        My question is what are the numbers on the reverse side.  Henry 
Burr sings "Over yonder where the lilies grow" (Mx 78152), and in a 
combination of stamped and raised letters underneath the label, it says "4 
(space, space, space, space) - 661"  I think the last numeral is a "1", 
but it's hard to tell because it looks like someone changed their mind 
before correcting the number to be a "1".

        Photos at 
http://bigband-smallband.blogspot.com/#1106248581794253737

Stephen D,
Calgary



 




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