International Phonograph And Indestructible Record Co. Ltd.

The International Phonograph And Indestructible Record Co. Ltd. was established in Liverpool on 16th April 1902, Adamor N. Petit a former Edison employee was a director and works manager. In January 1903 the Lambert Indestructible Record company brought an action against International for infringement of their manufacturing patents. Lambert lost the case and appealed, but the appeal was dismissed in February 1904. In July 1904 International's assets were sold, but the manufacture and sale of records was continued by the similarly named International Indestructible Record Co.