[78-L] ldest metal parts

[Robert M. Bratcher Jr.]

Why were they distroyed?




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>And, also, from what part did these masters originated (as described on 
>picture, these masters were destroyed in 1961.):
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>http://s9.postimage.org/gh6v9qzkf/Gramophone001.jpg
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>From: "Robert M. Bratcher Jr." <rbratcherjr at yahoo.com>
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>> But do those metal parts still erist somewhere? And what part of the metal 
>> parts at Hayes survived the bombing?
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>>>From: S&R Pinsker <spinsker at erols.com>
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>>>By metal parts I would assume we mean masters, mothers or stampers.
>>>My recollection is that when Hayes was bombed, it was reported that
>>>complete EMI archives, probably mothers, existed in Argentina and Japan.
>>>Is that correct?
>>>rdp
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