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| − | [[File:Edison-51054-L.jpg|160px|left]]The Edison Disc, also known as a Diamond Disc record, was a type of audio [[Wikipedia:Gramophone record|disc record]] marketed by [[Wikipedia:Edison Records|Edison Records]] from 1912 to 1929.<br> | + | [[File:Edison-51054-L.jpg|160px|left]]The [[Wikipedia:Edison Disc Record|Edison Disc]], also known as a Diamond Disc record, was a type of audio [[Wikipedia:Gramophone record|disc record]] marketed by [[Wikipedia:Edison Records|Edison Records]] from 1912 to 1929.<br> |
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| − | [[File:V-Disc-615-B.png|160px|right]]'''V-Disc''' ([[Wikipedia:V sign#The V campaign and the victory/freedom sign|"V" for Victory]]) was a morale-boosting initiative involving the production of several series of recordings during the [[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]] era by special arrangement between the [[Wikipedia:United States government|United States government]] and various private U.S. [[Wikipedia:record company|record companies]]. The [[Wikipedia:Gramophone record|records]] were produced for the use of [[Wikipedia:United States military|United States military]] personnel overseas. | + | [[File:V-Disc-615-B.png|160px|right]][[Wikipedia:V-Disc|V-Disc]] ([[Wikipedia:V sign#The V campaign and the victory/freedom sign|"V" for Victory]]) was a morale-boosting initiative involving the production of several series of recordings during the [[Wikipedia:World War II|World War II]] era by special arrangement between the [[Wikipedia:United States government|United States government]] and various private U.S. [[Wikipedia:record company|record companies]]. The [[Wikipedia:Gramophone record|records]] were produced for the use of [[Wikipedia:United States military|United States military]] personnel overseas. |
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The Edison Disc, also known as a Diamond Disc record, was a type of audio disc record marketed by Edison Records from 1912 to 1929.
V-Disc ("V" for Victory) was a morale-boosting initiative involving the production of several series of recordings during the World War II era by special arrangement between the United States government and various private U.S. record companies. The records were produced for the use of United States military personnel overseas.
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