The gramophone records by Homokord (after 1923 some labels say also Homocord) were manufactured by German company Homophon Company GmbH established in 1905. The company headquarters was located at Alexandrienstrasse in the part of city of Berlin known as Kreuzberg. .... It is said that a big English company The Gramophon Company Ltd had disliked the Homophon label very soon because of too close similarities with their own label Zonophone. Consequently, Homophon has been forced by the court to change the name and also the graphical label on its own recordings. Recordings of this company were then published with changed label Homokord. It still depicts a harp player, but without any phrase. For the short period of time the red labels Rubin and the green labels Homophon had been used as well....... Since 1906 Homophon has also a branch office in London. This office published records in Great Britain till 1914 using Homophon Record, Homophon Company GmbH and Homophone Record labels. The branch company British Homophone was publishing the English records in London between 1913-15 using the label Homochord. After WWI this “English” label survived until 1934 – in various color variations – through the gramophone companies Vocalion, Pathe and GC. Around 1926 this branch company pressed for a short period of time also record labeled Homo Baby using the matrixes of GC company. ....
In 1933 the C.Lindstron AG corporation discontinued the Homocord label and the records from its matrixes has been used for corporation’s own labels Odeon and Parlophon. After 1933 some Homocord records were used for corporation’s another label (Quelle)