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1927 German ARTIPHON RECORD HAUPTKATALOG Berlin 

General RECORDS CATALOG

Includes all Records through July 1927
includes 2 page addendum of most recent records in the back

Contents
Marches
Character Pieces
Overtures and Fantaisies
Orch Medleys with Vocals
Dance Music
Schlager mit Refraingesang
American Dance Records

Instrumental Records
Recitations

Vocal
Opera
Operetta
Folk
Ethnic

Birthday Records
Humor Records
Cologne Carnival Records
Carnival Schlager
Orig Swiss Records
Christmas Records
Hebrew Synagoge Chants
Italian Records

Alphabetical Index
Numerical Index


By ARTIPHON RECORD
6.5x5" booklet 140 pages

CONDITION LIKE NEW book in close to new condition, no markings, odors or tears, binding and covers sound, bottom 2cm of spine missing, paper very brittle, about 8 pages have a crease upper right side corner



German Shellac label based in Berlin; issued records between December 1919 and 1932.

The label was founded by Hermann Eisner, who had previously served as technical director of the Homophon Company. The matrix numbers of the earliest Artiphon records, in fact, use a date code of letters and numbers similar to that on Homophon's Homocord records.

Artiphon produced its own recordings, but also released American matrices that it licensed from Grey Gull, Banner, Regal (3) and the American Record Company.

Artiphon also issued several sub-brands: Hertie and Kadewelt (produced for the department stores Hertie and KaDeWe), Hermaphon, and Rensie Record (Rensie after Eisner's last name spelled backwards).

"Artiphon Electro Special" is not a separate label name but simply a way to promote the then new electrical recording process. Please use the label name Artiphon for these releases.

For French releases, use the sub-label Artiphone.



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