 Beginning in the late 1980s, RCA issued a new CD and cassette series on the Victrola label consisting of stereo recordings of mostly standard symphonic and instrumental works drawn from former Red Seal issues.The RCA "Papillon Collection" and RCA Victor Silver Seal, both fairly short-lived labels, also offered low priced CD and cassette reissues of stereophonic Red Seal recordings of the standard classical repertoire.The Victrola label was eventually replaced by RCA Victor Gold Seal, which continued with digitally remastered historic performances, including the complete Toscanini recordings released by RCA Victor and the complete Rachmaninoff recordings issued by Edison Records and RCA Victor.