RCA Records Pressing Plant, New York

Short-lived pressing plant for RCA Victor, opened around late 1949 for pressing of long-playing records for clients of RCA Victor Custom, along the way adding 45 and 78 RPM records to their pressing array; it was an add-on to the pressing capacities of RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis, RCA Records Pressing Plant, Canonsburg and RCA Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood. Most releases on RCA Victor itself that were pressed by this plant were promotional copies. Pressings from this plant were identified in the runout section by a stamped 'N'. Releases on RCA Victor were to be identified by a double hyphen ( = ) between 'Phonograph' and 'His' in the upper rim text. The New York plant was phased out in 1954-55 as the newer RCA Records Pressing Plant, Rockaway was being put into operation.