American record pressing plant located in Gloversville, NY, and owned by MCA Records, which operated under this name from 1966 until closing in 2005. From 1953 to 1966, the plant was operated as Decca Records Pressing Plant, Gloversville, until it was purchased by MCA. Originally founded in 1931 as the Brunswick Radio Corporation, in its final days it was part of the Universal Music Group.

From 1966 to January 1973, pressings from this plant can be identified by a number or stick '1' etched/stamped in the runouts. The '1' also re-appeared after 1990.

After January 1973, pressings from this plant can be identified by a '⧈-G-⧈' (2 boxes with a 'G' in the center) stamped in the runouts.

Atlantic/ATCO Records pressings from this pressing plant can be identified by a 'DCE' suffix in the label matrix numbers (which stood for Decca Custom East).

Decca pressings from this plant can sometimes be identified by a '◉', '✤' or '*' symbol printed at the end of the B side label matrix numbers, though these markings are not always reliable (as labels were sometimes used by other pressing plants), and should be applied with caution. If in doubt, kindly consult the forum.