Rich came out 78 rpm records or 33 rpm records first

#Rich came out 78 rpm records or 33 rpm records first series

This sleeve was used for Canadian 45s starting in early 1959 and was probably used until release # 72016 in early 1962 where the purple label was then changed to the swirl label. This pink sleeve is similar to its US counterpart, but has references to Capitol of Canada, Toronto on the bottom right. This sleeve appeared around 1957 or 1958. This Toronto Ontario 45 RPM sleeve is identical on both sides and is similar in design as the previous sleeve, but is made of thinner paper with vertical lines. This Toronto Ontario 45 RPM sleeve is identical on both sides and appeared after November 1954 This London Ontario 45 RPM sleeve is pre 1954 and has slightly different sides This London Ontario 45 RPM sleeve is pre 1954 and is identical on both sides So you can see that Capitol sold a lot of records in Canada between 1949 and the 1990s and therefore there are many thousands of these cool sleeves out there ! 78 RPM album inner sleevesД§8 RPM stock company sleeve from Capitol London Ontario (1949)Д§8 RPM stock company sleeve from Capitol London Ontario (circa 1951)Д§8 RPM stock company sleeve from Capitol for squaredance recordsД§8 RPM stock company sleeve from Capitol London Ontario (pre 1954)Д§8 RPM stock company sleeve from Capitol Toronto Ontario (post 1954) 45 rpm singles sleeves The Toronto operation started in 1956 and is still going strong there as EMI.

#Rich came out 78 rpm records or 33 rpm records first series

This list covers all the generic sleeves that Capitol offered through the years for both LPs and 45s for their exclusive Canadian series of records.ДЇrom the 'Corporate History' page for Capitol of Canada, it is seen that the London Ontario operation spanned 1949-1956. Some were quite plain while others were very colorful, promoting other albums or at one point, when stereophonic recordings were the new thing, explaining what 'stereo' was and how it worked! Some albums even had the luxury of offering custom made inner sleeves. Capitol inner sleeves for 78 RPM, 45 RPM and 33 RPM records Written by Serge Pelletier and Piers Hemmingsen with help from Ian GoslingД¬apitol sometimes sold records directly in the carboard jacket, but often instead housed their records in generic paper inner sleeves.