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- Perfect_Records comment "Perfect Records was a United States based record label of the 1920s and 1930s. It was originally a subsidiary of Pathé Records, producing standard lateral cut 78 rpm disc records for the US market, initially priced at 50 cents.Many issues of Perfect records were pressed in red-brown shellac as opposed to the more common black shellac of the era. Audio fidelity was about average for the era, but being a cheap label, the records tend to wear easily.".
- Q909314 comment "Perfect Records was a United States based record label of the 1920s and 1930s. It was originally a subsidiary of Pathé Records, producing standard lateral cut 78 rpm disc records for the US market, initially priced at 50 cents.Many issues of Perfect records were pressed in red-brown shellac as opposed to the more common black shellac of the era. Audio fidelity was about average for the era, but being a cheap label, the records tend to wear easily.".