The old Asch Recordings and the new Asch Records & Asch-Stinson labels side-by-side in 1945 before the break-up contracts have even been drawn up:

“Langston Hughes Records Poems
NEW YORK – (ANP) – An album of poems by Langston Hughes is being released by Asch Recordings, 117 W. 46th st. N.Y. City.”
[Detroit Tribune, 17 March 1945, p.2]

“Asch-Stinson” display ad. Union Square address.
[The Record Changer, Vol.4, No.1, March, 1945]

“-NEW RECORDS-
FOR SALE – New in stock, 10,000 snappy polkas all instrumental on Harmonic Records, every one a nickle grabber. In addition to these we have Jerry Jerome on Asch Records Send your orders in for quick delivery. Catalogs sent on request, All records 49¢ prepaid if cash with orders, also C.O.D., F.O.B. Detroit.
ALLIED MUSIC SALES COMPANY
3112 WOODWARD AVENUE        DETROIT 1, MICH.”
[The Cash Box, Vol.6 No.33, 8 May 1945, Sec 2, p2]