DOLTON US Labels and Company Sleeves 1959-1967
708 6th Avenue No 
Seattle 9
708 6th Avenue No 
Seattle 9
708 6th Avenue No 
Seattle 9
Liberty's Hollywood
Address - No lines
1 - 1959
The Dolphin label
 1 - 1959
to
10 - 1959
5 - 1959
Occasionally
27 - 1960
to
66 - 1962
Dollphin Records was founded in Seattle in 1959 by Bob Reisdorf and Bonnie Guitar. Reisdorf was informed that there was another Dolphin Records (distributed by Laurie Records), so he changed the name to Dolton.
Success for the label came early with "Come Softly To Me" by The Fleetwoods (Dolphin/Dolton 1). In 1963, Dolton was acquired by Avnet and merged with it's Liberty Records parent label. Liberty closed down the label in 1967.
 Liberty's Hollywood
Address - Lines
Liberty's Hollywood
Address - No lines
A Division of Liberty Records Inc.
A Division of Liberty Records Inc.
27 - 1960
to
66 - 1962
62 - 1962
Occasionally
68 - 1963
to
314 - 1965
Jump from 99 to 300
68 - 1963
Styrene press
A Division of Liberty Records Inc.
A Division of Liberty Records Inc.
708 6th Avenue No 
Seattle 9
96 - 1964
Silver print
316 - 1966
to
DOR 327 - 1967
Label discontinued
Stereo issues
Prefix S
Range
Front
Back
No 1
27 - 1960
to
.
Los Angeles 28, California
A division of 
Liberty Records
 Cut straight  Inside glued  
No 2
.
to 
.
Los Angeles 28, California
A division of 
Liberty Records
   Curved top  Inside glued   
No 3 a
.
to
.
 
   Curved top  Inside glued   
No 3 b
.
to
314 -  1965
 
   Cut straight/notch   Glued left/right  
No 4
316 - 1966
to
327 -  1967
A product of 
Liberty Records
6920 Sunset Blvd.
   Curved top  Inside glued