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| E+ A choice copy with no wear whatsoever. |
| E Excellent. Virtually no trace of groove wear with only minimal traces of use. |
| E- An above average record with a slight degree of groove wear, not enough to effect audio quality. |
| V+ Well worn, but listenable. Surface noise is considerable. |
| V- Worn out. May still derive a certain degree of pleasure when played on the right type of equipment. |
| G A Good record is really not so good. It shows considerable wear and usage, some surface noise. |
| F Lowest grade of condition, only rarest records would be salable in this condition. |
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| Ba - Banner | Har - Harmony Record | Par - Paramount Record |
| Bru - Brunswick Record | HOW - Hit Of The Week Record (Durium) | Perf - Perfect Record |
| Cam – Cameo Record | Lin - Lincoln Record | Pur - Puritan Record |
| Cap - Capitol Record | Lon - London Record | RCA - RCA Victor Record |
| Col - Columbia Record | Ma - Madison Record | Reg - Regal Record |
| Con - Conqueror Record | Mel - Melotone Record | Sil - Silvertone Record |
| Cor - Coral Record | Mer - Mercury Record | Vic - Victor Record |
| Dec - Decca Record | Od - Odeon Record | VicB - Victor Bluebird Record |
| Ed - Edison Diamond Disc.Record | Ok - Okeh Record | VicG - Victor Grand Prize Recor |
| EdEl - Edison Needle Cut Record | Or - Oriole Record | VicM - Victor Monarch Record |
| Gen - Gennett Record | Ox - Oxford Record | VicOrth - Victor Orthophonic |
| GG - Gray Gull Record | Pa - Pathe Record | Zon - Zon-O-Phone Record |