This is a 8-Inch, metal-core, Recordisc. I've digitized one side, the other has a thick layer of waxy palmitic acid which is hard to ...

This is a Wilcox Gay Recordio. It's undated, unlabeled and like many others it's origin is somewhat in doubt. It has a metal-core...

This is the B-side of that Sherman Clay disc I ripped back in December . It's a metal-core, 6.5-Inch acetate recording bearing the da...

I have now digitized half of the Frank L. Eulau sides. I'm actually savoring it a bit since it's so rare to fine such well-recorde...

This is a 6.5-Inch 78 rpm metal-core transcription disc. This week I have an actual radio recording. It's a short 5 minute recording f...

I've been saving this one for a special occasion and I think #250 has a nice ring to it. It's a 12-Inch metal-core acetate. This ...

This is an 8-Inch, paper-core, Wilcox-Gay Recordio. It's unlabeled and in rough shape. The acetate lacquer coating is spider-cracked t...

This is a paper-core, 8-Inch Wilcox-Gay Recordio. It is not labeled or dated except for the single pencil marking on the sleeve "655...

Now back to our regularly scheduled programming.This is another recording by Frank Eulau. I have not tired of ripping these sides, it...

This is a 6.5-Inch, metal-core, Wilcox-Gay Recordio. It's the flip side of that Xmas disc I ripped last week. This side was recorded e...

This is an Xmas edition of the Transcription Mystery Disc series. This is a 6.5-Inch, metal-core,  Wilcox-Gay Recordio. It's dated cle...

This is a metal-core, 6.5-Inch acetate recording on a brand of blank I've never heard of before: Sherman Clay. The company was founded...

This 6.5-Inch, metal-core, Voice-O-Graph is dated September 4th 1954. My Voice-O-Graph labelography calls this a Black on Green (metal va...

This is a6.5-Inch, metal-core Recordisc. It has an outer edge start and has started to de-laminate and crack, even in the un-cut center a...

This is a 6.5-Inch, paper-core Voice-O-Graph acetate home recording. I've already worked out a good labelography for this type of reco...

This is a 10-Inch, metal-core, Silvertone acetate recording disc. Like most discs it has some reference to being "slow burning,"...

I've posted some of Frank L. Eulau's recordings before. It's quality stuff, low noise bed, good levels. He clearly knew his wa...

This is a 5-inch, paper-core, home recording acetate. The blank is an obscure brand called phonocord.It's the second side of a disc I ...

This is a metal core, Voice-O-Graph. It's clearly dated to August 17th 1949. It also notes that it was recorded in Washington D.C. The...

This is a 6.5-inch metal-core Federal Perma Disk. It spins at 78 rpm and has an outer edge start. it's labeled on each side with the p...