Currys

UK label. Also printed as Curry's, Curry's Cycle Co. and Curry. Curry's were a bicycle manufacturers founded in 1884. The company is now a large British electrical retailer. The first "Curry's" records were pressed by Edison Bell using matrices available on their "Bell" and "Winner" label. From the end of WWI, the second Currys label appeared, using masters from Guardsman. A third series was introduced around 1921, pressed by Crystalate from their existing Imperial catalogue. The final set of Curry's records used a paste-over label on Piccadilly records, probably to sell old stock, until around 1929.