Since Note 1 GmbH (Heidelberg) recently gave up the commercial distribution of archiphon, Werner Unger (the former founder of the label) took over the remaining stock and continues his archiphon activities via Internet on a private basis offering original CDs from the remaining stock or private copies at low cost.

The "^x)"-marked items are out of print. Private copies are available from Werner Unger, who continues the archiphon repertoire in building up a Private Edition.

ARC-101 x) details	Klemperer in Amsterdam  Vol. 1	Janácek: Sinfonietta Bartók: Concerto for Viola and Orchestra (with William Primrose, viola) Schoenberg: Verklärte Nacht Viennese Waltzes and Overtures  Berlin StOpO, BPO, VPO rec. 1924-1933
ARC-102 x) details	Erich Kleiber
ARC-103/4 x) details German Critics Award	Kolisch Quartet	Schoenberg: String Quartets Nos.1-4 (with spoken comments by Schoenberg and the performers) rec. Hollywood 1936/37
ARC-105 x) details	Rudolf Serkin	Bach, Goldberg Variations Schubert, Sonata D 958 Chopin, Etudes op. 10,1  op. 25, 2 and 11                                                               Welte Mignon 1928
ARC-106 x) details	19th Century Pianists  on Welte Mignon	Saint-Saens plays Saint-Saens Carl Reinecke plays Mozart and Schumann Theodor Leschetizky plays Chopin and Leschetizky (rec. 1905/06)
ARC-107 details	Kolisch Quartet	Schubert String Quartet in G D887 String Quartet in a D804 String Quartet in d D810: 3rd mvt. Quartettsatz in c minor Trout Quintet: 4th mvt. rec. 1929 - 1934
ARC-108 details	Kolisch Quartet	Mozart: String Quartet in D K575 String Quartet in F K590: 3rd movement Sextet in F K.522: ("A Musical Jest") Schumann: Piano Quartet op.47 (with Hortense Monath, piano) Wolf: Italian Serenade
ARC-109 x) details	Klemperer in Amsterdam  Vol. 2	Mozart: Symphony No.25 in G minor K.183 Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 Mahler: Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (Hermann Schey, bar.)
ARC-110/11 x) details	Hans Knappertsbusch	Early 78rpm recordings
ARC-112/13 details German Critics Award	Dinu Lipatti: "Les Inédits"	Previously unknown and unissued recordings with music by Liszt, Enescu, Brahms, Bach, Scarlatti, Chopin, Schumann, Fauré, Ravel, Rimsky-Korsakov, Bartók and Lipattí's own compositions
ARC-114/15 x) details	Klemperer  in Los Angeles	Broadcast recordings (1934-1939) with music by Verdi, Beethoven, Wagner, Schoenberg/Brahms, Strang, Gershwin
ARC-116 x) details	Enrico Caruso	Electrical Re-Creations rec. 1992 and 1932-39
ARC-117 x) details	Enrico Caruso	Canzoni popolari Vol. 1 rec. 1906 - 1919
ARC-118 details	Enrico Caruso	Canzoni popolari Vol. 2 rec. 1902 - 1919
ARC-119/20 details	Raoul von Koczalski	Chopin: Préludes opp. 28 & 45, Polonaises, Valses,              Mazurkas, Impromptus opp. 36 & 29 Pieces by other composers: Mozart, Schubert/Liszt, Paderewski, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Bartók, Scriabin et al.
ARC-121/25 details German Critics Award	Otto Klemperer	The Complete 78 rpm Recordings rec. Berlin, 1924-1932
ARC-126 x) details	Gerhard Taschner	Khatchaturian: Violin Concerto Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 Sarasate: Gipsy tunes
ARC-127 x) details	Dinu Lipatti: Cornerstones	Early and late recordings,  newly remastered: Zurich Concert 1950 (Chopin) Radio Geneva recordings 1950 Test Pressings Paris 1936
ARC-128/129 x) details	Gerhard Taschner	The Complete 78 rpm Recordings
ARC-130/31 details	Kolisch in USA Vol. 1	Beethoven Violin Sonatas Nos. 5-10                       rec. live Madison/Wisconsin with Gunnar Johansen, piano                                   (more Kolisch recordings see Private Edition)
ARC-132 details	Kolisch in USA Vol. 2	Schubert Sonatas D 408 & 574                            rec. live Madison/Wisconsin Phantasy D 934 with Paul Badura-Skoda, piano                                   (more Kolisch recordings see Private Edition)
ARC-133/34 details	Richard Wagner: Das Rheingold	Rehfuss / Borkh / Pölzer / Pernerstorfer Berner Stadtorchester rec. Bern 1951  Otto Ackermann, cond.
ARC-135 details	Leo Blech	Mozart Rarities (rec. 1927-1931)
ARC-136/38 details	Eugen Szenkár	Homage to a pioneering Mahler conductor Gustav Mahler: Symphonies Nos. 3 and 4 with bonus tracks: Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 (rec. 1928)

For further repertoire see Private Edition Werner Unger.