File:OrioleRecordsSleeve.jpg

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English: Paper sleeve by american record label Oriole Records
Deutsch: Papierhülle des Plattenlabels Oriole Records
Date uploaded September 24, 2003; record sleeve was made prior to 1923
Source originally uploaded at en.wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:OrioleRecordsSleeve.jpg
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