Addisco Limited Edition.
Country: ?
Manufacture: ?

Not listed in Rust [R]. Not listed in Australian Jazz on Record [A]. Cannot find on several other major internet label sites. 
Masters: Not known.
Musicians: Happy Caldwell, clarinet, is listed in Chilton's Who's Who of Jazz, as Albert W., born Chicago, 1903. Cousin was Buster Bailey from whom he took lessons. Joined Bernie Young's (trumpet) band at Columbia Tavern, Chicago, and made first records with him in 1923 doubling on tenor on Dearborn Street Blues. Recorded with Louis Armstrong and others. Stomp Evans (alto) on label listed by Chilton as Stump Evans, born Paul Anderson Evans in 1904. Died 1928. Also listed: Preston Jackson, Cassino Simpson, ‘Big Mike' McKendrick,  also listed. Bernie Young and Eddie Temple not listed by Chilton. 

Records in Collection:

J0555 sc4 ADDISCO LIMITED EDITION  [Country?]
1535 (20272).  TIN ROOF BLUES. 
Young Creole Jazz Band. Recorded 1923. Bernei Young, trumpet. Preston Jackson, trombone. Happt Caldwell, clarinet. Stomp Evans, C-mel sax. Cassino Simpson, piano. Mike McKendrick, banjo. Eddie Templee, drums.
1532 (20272B).  BLACK SHEEP BLUES
Medway Garden Orchestra. Recorded 1925. Possible personnel: Murphy Steinberg, cornet. Jesse Barnes, trombone. Roy Kramer, clarinet. Art Kassel, tenor sax. Elmer Schoebel, piaano. Lew Black, banjo. Steve brown, bass. Bobby de Lee, drums. or similar.  ['or similar'?]