The U.S. Phonograph Company of Cleveland, Ohio, produced both two- and
four-minute cylinders under its own label--U.S.
Everlasting Records--and under the Lakeside label for Montgomery Ward
department stores. Between 1908 and 1912, more than 1,000 titles were
released in three series: popular, foreign language, and grand opera.
Like Edison Blue Amberols and Indestructible cylinders, Everlasting cylinders
were made of celluloid, but their sound quality is superior to either
of them.
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Forza del destino. - Carlo Albani. (Edison Amberol: 30042), [1911].