Hi Gang, I've found these in my shelves. They all have W.E. (Wildly Eclectic? Winsomely Electrifying? Withering Echoes?) prefixes on the master #s: 20051 Strange Adventure 1115-2 / A Man Who Would Woo A Fair Maid 1117-2 20062 Tit Willow 1285-2 / The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring 1221-3 20059 When I Was A Lad 1283-2 / No Possible Doubt Whatever 1284-2 20049 Take A Pair Of Sparkling Eyes 1286-2 / Rising early In The Morning 1315-? 20050 The Criminal Cried 1223-? / Here's A How De Do 1222-2 20060 There Lived A King 12287-? / Poor Wandering One 1316-2 artists:L Megan Thomas, Robert Howe, Hardy Williamson, Elsie James, & Arthur Ward Interestingly, none of the sides have eccentric lead-off grooves...was that not yet a convention in Europe by '25? I'd like to know the dates of recording. If you know a source of that info, then it'd be appreciated if someone would provide it. Unfortunately, these are lumpy & noisy pressings: no surprise about that. When might these pressings have been made? Thanks, Shiffy