[78-L] COLUMBIA - HMV Album Collaboration?

[umashankar]

i think i have seen this kind in india. probably not made by a record company at all. it is a bound paper/cardboard album holding six or ten disks. it looks taller than it is only because of the leather spine. there was a whole industry for record management, including some very elegant and expensive tooled leather albums, boxes etc.
 
umashankar

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> From: Clifford Bolling <78records at cdbpdx.com>
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>Not Japan or India, but you're on the right track as the writing does not use western script.
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>Japan? India? By the way, can anyone cite instances of ACTUAL collaboration or cross issuing 
>between Victor and Columbia? Hint..overseas alliances are involved. dl On 3/3/2012 10:37 AM, Clifford Bolling wrote:
>>Here's something you don't often see: >>http://PDX78s.cdbpdx.com/COL-HMV/ >>This records in this album have similar looking labels, though some are Columbia and some are HMV. >>Does this happen very often?  I don't recalll ever seeing such a collaboration. >>This is a not a US/UK issue.  Anybody care to guess whence this originated? >>CDB  
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