"Defunct
Hungarian label owned by Képzömüvészeti Alap Kiadóvállalata
(Publishing House of the
Art Foundation)
The cards were pressed by Budapest Hanglemezgyár and by VSZM, Budapest (Villamosszigetelö és Müanyaggyár)
Colorvox not only used Hungarian recordings for distribution in Hungary, but also masters recorded in East Germany, for distribution in the German Democratic Republic. Cards were also produced in 1960's Japan. Poland was well known for producing pirated versions of Western pop recordings on a variety of carriers including plastic as well as cardboard and what appears to be obsolete wallpaper stock."
The cards were pressed by Budapest Hanglemezgyár and by VSZM, Budapest (Villamosszigetelö és Müanyaggyár)
Colorvox not only used Hungarian recordings for distribution in Hungary, but also masters recorded in East Germany, for distribution in the German Democratic Republic. Cards were also produced in 1960's Japan. Poland was well known for producing pirated versions of Western pop recordings on a variety of carriers including plastic as well as cardboard and what appears to be obsolete wallpaper stock."
