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Rolf Winner (Sweden) / c. 1919
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Corporate background:
Label scan courtesy of Norwegian collector Kjell Thorsen, who
notes that this label was related to the UK-based Edison Bell
Winner label.
Mr. Thorsen continues: “The label was
designed by the Swedish artist Einar Nerman (1888 - 1983), the
logo being based on the legendary Phoenix.
“Cooperation with Edison Bell lasted
for only two years (until 1919); after that the text on the
label was reduced to just ‘Rolf Succes,’ the
word ‘Winner’ being removed; this label change took
place in 1920 and lasted one year only.
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Design: The bird
image is reminiscent of that appearing on both the Francis Salabert
and Rondo labels.
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“Most of the recording on this latter
label was done in Saltsjöbaden, in Sweden.”
Ernst Rolf (real name Ernst Ragnar
Johansson), 1891-1932, was a singer and actor who made over 850
recordings in a highly successful but relatively short career.
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