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Post by timland on Sept 17, 2009 13:34:06 GMT -5
Has anyone ever seen a disc with a different disc # on each side?
I have one where one side has 50520-R, The Preacher and the Bear, and the opposite side is 80456-L, Nadja - Oriental Intermezzo. The disc has the earlier pressed label. Not the paper one and the label is correct for the music on there. Raymond Wile's discography doesn't mention it.
Thanks,
Tim
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Post by maroongem on Sept 17, 2009 15:52:37 GMT -5
Tim,
That's a pretty neat anomaly. I have 50250 on a later paper labeled DD (this record wasn't cut-out from the catalog and remained until the doors closed in 1929) but my L side is Coon 'Possum Hunt by Golden & Heins, which is as it should be.
The flip (R side) of 80456 was Passion Dance by the Peerless Orchestra. The only thing I can think of is that because both discs were coupled in June of 1919, someone made a boo-boo in the pressing dept and this wasn't caught by Q.C.
Bill
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Post by PhenolResin on Apr 29, 2010 11:59:10 GMT -5
That's pretty cool, Tim. Does it show any evidence as being a 'Discard"?? Trying to date off the cuff...does it have any catalog numbers stamped within the edge? Curious to figure out what the presser was scheduled to press/mate, and the edge numbers could determine that. Post pics if you can!!
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Post by PhenolResin on May 8, 2010 18:50:36 GMT -5
It just so happens that I have a DD with the same label on both sides, but the matrix#s are different & correct to their catalog matching (can't recall the DD cat # atm-in storage). Has anyone ever encountered this?
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