The Lincoln Record Corporation, N.Y. [USA]

Lincoln was a subsidiary of the Cameo Record Corporation of New York (qv). They were first released in January 1924. Numbering started from 2000 and reached 3400 before the formation of the American Record Company linked Banner, Cameo, Pathe and their subsidiaries and affiliates, the company deciding that Lincoln was expendable, in 1930. Many Cameo titles were issued also on Lincoln under many pseudonyms. From Rust [R], ‘The label aimed mainly at the market that was not interested in who was playing or singing as long as the all-important tune was theere and it could be danced to, or listened to without inexpensive pleasure. The records costs 50 cents.
 
Records in collection:

L227 sc1 LINCOLN The Lincoln Record Corporation, N.Y. [USA]
2560 (1996).  ROSE OF ST. MARY'S (Bryan, Snyder).  Ray Hamilton. Tenor Solo.
2560 (2080).  THERE'S A NEW STAR IN HEAVEN TONIGHT, RUDOLPH VALENTINO (Brennan, McHugh, Mills)
Harry Weil. Tenor Solo. [Badly chipped and cracked. Included here because one label is clear of duty stamps.]

O006 sc3+ LINCOLN    The Lincoln Record Corporation, New York.
2387 (1610).  TRYIN' TO KEEP AWAY FROM YOU  (Kortlander, Robinson). University Sextette.
2387 (1594).  BROWN EYES WHY ARE YOU BLUE?  (Bryan, Meyer).  Lincoln Dance Orchestra.

O053 c3 LINCOLN  The Lincoln Record Corporation, N.Y. [USA]
2350 (1413).  IF YOU ONLY KNEW  (David, Boisclair). Paul Van Loon and His Orchestra. (Waltz)
2350 (1084).  IN SHADOWLAND (Lewis, Young, Ahlert, Brooks). Lincoln Dance Orchestra. (Waltz).