Aspir (Label)

Aspir (Label) The name used in the British market in 1909 for Disque Aspir, made by the Compagnie Général d’Electricité. A label of the same name marketed inBritain in 1910 was attributed (in a TMW advertisement in March) to Éstablissements Phonographiques d’Ivry. The records were double sided, vertical cut, 11 1/2-inch and 12 1/3-inch; the repertoire was predominantly French, inclusive of opera, orchestral works, and songs. Epiphone talking machines were sold by the same London firm.