[78-L] Victor Program Transcription album

[David Lennick]

Long Automatic. Oddly enough the auto sequence version was pressed on shellac 
while the manual set might have been on Victrolac. I've had this set.

dl

On 2/24/2013 11:34 AM, Han Enderman wrote:
> An unusual early longplay album (c.1932) is available at ebay # 370764554565:
>
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/STOKOWSKI-Shostakovich-Sym-1-RCA-Victor-PROGRAM-TRANSCRIPTION-SET-1932-/370764554565?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item56534a2145
>
> It is STOKOWSKI: SZOSTAKOWICZ, Symphony no. 1 (Victor Program Transcription L 11744-6).
>
> The record label of L-11744-B (12" 33rpm) shows mx 78454, and at left:
> LAM 192-4, which must be the side in the album.
>
> Some remarks:
> I have a few label images in the L-11600 series (in range L-11600-11669).
> These do not mention mxs or album nrs on the labels.
> Was the L-11700 series a new series or a continuation of the L-11600 series?
> What is the meaning of LAM? Is this part of a single album series, with the L added for LP albums?
> Record L-11744 couples sides 1 and 4, evidently (and not 1-2 or 1-6). Semi-Manual or Semi-Automatic?
>
> han enderman
>
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