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Topic: Red Vinyl in the 1950s
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 | Fokeman I used to have a good memory but now I can't re Member since May 2011 5096 Points Moderator | Thanks for all the input, but we're not at the answer yet. There was definitely something specific about the USA in the (probably) early 1960s and a sudden availability of a particular colour of transparent red vinyl that was used by several different labels such as the Library Of Congress & Stinson, not known for their marketing edge. |
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