B & C Recording, Inc.

See also B & C Recording. U.S. company that manufactured and sold phonograph records and, in 1961, also manufactured optical goods, particularly fresnel lenses, made of plastic. Offices were located in New York, NY. The pressing plant located in Westbury, NY had 18 compression molding presses and a capacity of a half million disks a month. John Bubbers was the company's chief engineer. The company appears to have operated in the late 1950s, but ran into financial difficulties in 1959 and turned over its stock to Norman B. Jacobowitz (Sound Plastics).