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Corporate background:
Launched in 1941, the Standard label
survived into the 1950s.
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Design: The
label may have had connections with RCA Victor; the design
seems to have much in common with the later Victor Bluebird label.
The same typeface (Cheltenham) is used for
the heading, with the same double-line border, similar
minimalist treatment of the logo etc.
One of the few post-WWI labels with the
label name following the outer curve.
A stylized image of a lyre and musical
horns sit above the centre hole, with sprigs of curlicued
decoration either side.
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