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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Decca begins, in catalog numerical order
I now move on to Decca records and its subsidiaries, Coral and Brunswick and Vocalion. This is the largest single part of my Steinweiss collection – he designed for them from the early 1950s to at least 1970. Most are … Continue reading
the last of my remingtons, resized
This is all the remaining Remington covers that I have. Many are reposts – I realized that Graphic Converter version 3 was cutting them off, so I downloaded Graphic Converter version 6.5. If anyone is using a Mac and doesn’t … Continue reading
almost the end of remington records
a few more remingtons. I rescanned the Swan Lake one, the scan was perfect, but the upload is still cut off. I don’t understand this, and will try to fix it. Some of these are by Curt John Witt, some … Continue reading
three more remington sets. who are rado and albitz?
Three more sets using Steinweiss’ layout for the remington records company. the Witt one is cutoff, I will try to rescan it. Does anyone out there know who Rado and Albitz are?
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remington after steinweiss no longer drew for them
These Remingtons show the end of Steinweiss’ association with the company. After this they still use the Steinweiss template but the artwork is by various artists who are unfamiliar to me. I show the back of one to show they … Continue reading
remington records steinweiss and witt
the next four of my remingtons. Steinweiss did the overall design, and three of the four drawings and remaining layout. Curt John witt did the last one. All would be better without the Musirama in the lower corner, but by … Continue reading
remington records steinweiss and witt
The next few Remingtons. Note three versions of one cover – obviously the ones without musirama are prettier. Then this odd series that has music on one side and music and comments on the other. I saw this same stuff … Continue reading
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