This is another 8-inch co-branded Capitol Pro-disc. Like the others it sports that matte-green color scheme and a metal core. The address ...

This is an 8-inch,  metal-core, 78 rpm Capitol Pro-Disc acetate. It look sin worse shape than it actually is. The needle plowed thorough a...

This is an 8-inch metal-core, Capitol Pro-Disc. It's labeled, sort of. In red pencil it reads "Larry Carr" then an illegibl...

This acetate is labeled "White Christmas 1946."  It's an 8-inch, metal-core Capital Pro-Disc. That white bit on the bottom ...

This is a capitol Pro-disc that dates to 2-15-47. It spins at 78 rpm and has an outer edge start. It's labeled "Mary  Johnny Lon...

I have never seen one of these before. The Kathleen Smith Music Shop is listed first in a 1943 issue of Esquire. A 1948 issue of Bostonia re...

I picked up two Cliff Morey branded 10-Inch 78 rpm acetates a couple years ago. I ripped one about this time last year. Both blanks are clea...

I assumed from the get go that this would be the hardest one I ever researched... because it's blank.  Yes there is no audio on this di...

Jos é Granahan is almost certainly a pseudonym. I knew that when I saw this dusty Capitol Pro-Disc. What was immediately interesting to m...

This is the best mystery disc ever. The blank is clearly made by capitol, probably at the same plant that made Pro-Disc acetates. The man...