Probably cheap.

And really, so many classical music sleeves have cover photos of scenery that has nothing to do with the music. Sometimes I get a chuckle.
Some of those MHS pressings are damned good, BTW. I've got the Bax symphonies, some of them on Lyrita and some on MHS. The Lyritas are more expensive but the MHS were either pressed by Lyrita or pressed using the Lyrita stampers.

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Topic - Anyone know why the MHS label covers were always black and white? - popsy 13:36:45 05/12/22 (7)

RE: Anyone know why the MHS label covers were always black and white? - Mushroom Soup 19:08:55 06/08/22 (0)

MHS..fantastique - hifitommy 12:56:49 05/15/22 (0)

you answered your own question... - samstone 10:54:33 05/13/22 (0)

RE: Anyone know why the MHS label covers were always black and white? - Grinnell 08:06:54 05/13/22 (0)

So i can easily spot them in the dollar racks of used record stores.... - Ivan303 14:11:12 05/12/22 (0)

Probably cheap. - ghost of olddude55 13:40:53 05/12/22 (1)

Probably true - Jack G 05:00:04 05/13/22 (0)

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Probably cheap. - ghost of olddude55 13:40:53 05/12/22 (1)

Probably true - Jack G 05:00:04 05/13/22 (0)

Probably cheap.

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