Record Label Transparencies

[MordEth]

I already posted this in another thread, incase you want to use it for the gallery, here it is again.

Wolfe,

I’m off to a slow start on these, but here you go, done:

I have all of the other images posted here open in Photoshop, hopefully I’ll get caught up on this thread today.

— MordEth

[MordEth]

I have scans of a different Banner label around here somewhere (burned onto DVD), but not this particular version:

The label that I scanned can be seen on YouTube videos here (Banner 1052, first issued circa early 1922). I’ll try to add it to this thread, soon.

— MordEth

[MordEth]

Before I get sidetracked with other things, here is another of Wolfe’s labels:

Now available in avatar-size, and with more forthcoming...

— MordEth

[MordEth]

Here’s another two from Wolfe:

More soon.

— MordEth

[MordEth]

Here is one from John’s collection, cut while at the MOCAPS meeting to demonstrate a simple method of cutting labels in Photoshop:

More soon!

— MordEth

[Edisonfan]

Here is an interesting record I found in my collection.

Star Recrods Philadelphia, Pa.

Paul

[MordEth]

Paul,

Thanks for posting that photograph—I had done a previous Star label, but not that one.

So here it is as a transparency, and I added it to the stock avatar gallery, as well:

From what I understand they printed their label in quite a few different colors.

— MordEth

[Edisonfan]

Your Welcome!

Paul

[Edisonfan]

Found this one just recently.

[MordEth]

Paul,

Here’s the cut Madison label:

Which can now be found in the stock avatar gallery, both cut and as a rectangular image showing the red shellac...and I still have several of Wolfe’s to do, open in Photoshop.

Thanks for sharing the label photo!

— MordEth