Capitol Records Distributing Corp.
Sunset & Vine, Hollywood, California (1946)
Hollywood & Vine, Hollywood, California 90028 (1969)

Capitol Distributing Corp. is according to SAMS Photofact date 12-47, set 29, folder 4719-6 at least a maker of a three portable record player with amplifier and speaker.

Similar names:
There is also a Capitol Appliance Distributor Div., Capitol Paper Co.; 1201 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana (1961). Import of far east manufactured transistor radios. And there is a company "Capitol Radio Corporation" for which Rider's list the models UN61, UN62, UN72 and UN72PC - but we don't know an address or connection. 

We are not sure if this is the same company which is listed in the Radio Collector`sGuide 1921-1932 from Morgan E. McMahon with two models called "Songbird" from 1924.

Capitol entered the tape player market in late 1968, ordering equipment from the Japanese supplier Kodama Chemicals Industries Co, Ltd. In 1970, after only a few models released, a decision was made to phase out of the market.