[78-L] Album Images Needed (2.1) Decca w. titles

[Michael Biel]

Michael Biel wrote:
>> Gramophone Shop Varieties used a black velvet cover for their Alec 
>> Templeton album.  I figured it was because he couldn't see it but could 
>> feel it. 
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David Lennick wrote:
> There are 2 Templeton albums on GSV and neither has a black velvet cover. One 
> has rust, the other MAY be blue but is so faded it looks grey (it's dark blue 
> on the back).
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The one I have on a photo in front of me looks black but might be very, 
very, very, dark blue, but the edge leading to the spine looks a little 
faded to dark green.  It has silver engraved printing "In His 
Incomparably Humorous MUSICAL IMPRESSIONS".  Unfortunately the label pic 
I took is out of focus -- we were being rushed out.  What is interesting 
is the snooty statement on the inside back that they won't sell 
individual discs but will replace a broken one for a buck if you present 
a shard with the label.  On the other hand, Victor proclaimed in a 
supplement that any disc from any of their sets could be bought 
separately. 

Don Chichester wrote:
>>> I have it.  No picture, just a red album with printed label. 

 >> dl:  Does it have a printed label like Don C mentions?

> Are we talking about Kostelanetz again? Standard Brunswick labels,
> gold print on red velvet for the cover.  dl

The reason I asked is because "printed label" could mean a paper label such as on the Columbia Royal Blue albums.  


Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com