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When you say "it looks like it could hold an LP", do you mean that it looks like it could hold a 12" disc?
78 discs were commonly both 10" and 12'".
The 12" discs were used for longer recordings, primarily classical recordings, where a symphony (for example) could require several 12" records.
15" discs were also used for recording (transcribing was the term used) radio programs as they were broadcast.