Levy's, Pressing Plant, Aston Clinton

UK pressing plant in Buckinghamshire and part of the Levy brothers music empire which included run by Morris and Jacques Levy. The Levy's plant operated from the 1950s through to September 1964, when taken over by . [b]For UK CBS pressings from that date please see . [/b]
The matrix on Levy's pressings is usually stamped at 12 o'clock, horizontally - rather than following the circumference of the runout, as found on Philips/Phonogram pressings.

Levy's plant helped to press the first records for before they had their own UK plant. A large proportion of Decca's releases were also pressed there, along with the Dutch and Belgian labels. Output also included flexidiscs & 'Polish postcard' releases, UK distribution & pressings for and and their own labels , and the budget labels and . From September 1964 all of the Levy operations became part of , with Maurice Levy having a notional seat on the UK board until 1967.