Aeolian Company Ltd, Aeolian Hall, Bond Street, London. 
Labelled as: Vocalion Records, Middlesex. Made in England 
Represents the cheaper records from Aoelian. 
Period: November 1922 to August 1927. 
Music type: General ‘middle range', comedy, popular vocals. 
Source: American Vocalion and Gennett. 
C-5000 series were accoustically recorded; 
C-1-E were electrically recorded from 1926. There was also a G series. Rust indicates that it is not a common label. Its appeal to jazz collectors lies mostly in its sporadic issue of odd sides of the Original Memphis Five, The Mound City Blowers, Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, Hottentots, and Jeffries and His Rialto Orchestra. Sides by Irving Kaufman appear frequently under the sseudonym, Harry Topping. [R] 

Records in collection: 

L059  sc3 ACO    Vocalion Records. 
Middlesex. Made in England 
G15995 (?).  WHY DO I LOVE YOU  (de Sylva, Gerschwin) 
The Old Virginians 
G15995 (C7819). BERCELONA  (Wallace, Evans). 
Harry Bidgood's Dance Orchestra. 
[In original  Aco Record sleeve.] 

L147 c3+ ACO The Aeolian Co. Ltd., London. 
G-15631.  ADELAI (Sputrin).  Sung by Billy Desmond, Baritone, accompanied by Jeffries' Dance Quintte. 
G-15631.  THE SEA HAWK  (Willy Redstone).  Sung by Stephen Langley , baritone, with piano accompaniment.