Richmond was a budget label of London Records that released albums in the United States and Canada from approximately 1958 to 1963. The albums were often abridged versions of albums previously issued on the London label.

The center label for the mono releases was black with silver print. The words "High Fidelity" at the top, beneath the Richmond name.

The center label for the stereo releases was red with silver print. The word "Stereo", printed in red inside a horizontal silver band, was located at the top beneath the Richmond name.

The Richmond Percussive Stereo series used a multi-colored center label with a light blue field starting above the center hole and white underneath with black print.