Latest Updates - Pat Boone

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Comment by Redpunk ●:

Added label scans with Maddox Music and Victoria Music credits.

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Comment by W.B.lbl:

When die-cut, the 78 labels' X and Y axes (horizontal and vertical diameters, respectively) were 74.7mm (2.9409") and 74.8mm (2.9449"), with a center hole of 7.2mm (0.2835") drilled in. It lost about 0.7% of its original size (give or take) when pressed onto the record.

Though dating to the late 1920's to c.1930, RCA (whose Indianapolis, IN plant pressed {Images #421354 & 421355}) revived this smaller label size when they inaugurated the 4-color Nipper label in 1954; before then, they used a die-cut label whose X and Y dimensions were 76.3mm (3.0039") and 76.4mm (3.0079"). The rim print was specifically laid out for 78 RPM use, and only used there; Bert-Co in Los Angeles shrunk the 45 RPM-orientated rim print for their use on 78 RPM pressings.

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