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1913019996New York NY: F. A. Mills. Fair. 1913. Sheet music. Sheet music is in fair condition. Characters in black face. Small closed tears on top and bottom of spine and edges of item. Pages toned; soiling on wrapper and in the interior. ; 13" x 11"; 5 pp . F. A. Mills unknown books
188246174NY: Hitchcock 1882. Authorized Copyright edition. 4to pp. 155. Paper wraps bookplate. A very good copy. The first American edition. Hitchcock unknown books
200227450New Haven: Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library. Near Fine. 2002. Paperback. 0845731440 . A centenary exhibition in the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library. Illustrated. First edition paperback. About fine in oversized printed wraps. . Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library paperback books
184071308New York: Firth & Hall 1840. Fourth Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Sheet Music 7p. Disbound removed from a bound volume. 35cm. Black & white illustration of a home surrounded by trees with a couple sitting on a bench nearby. "Fourth edition" in type above the title on the front. <br/><br/> Firth & Hall paperback books
1945019982New York NY: Hudson Music Corp. Fair. 1945. Sheet music. Sheet music is in fair condition. Pages have significant toning. Slight closed tears on spine. Previous owner signature on front of wrapper. ; 12" x 9"; 5 pp . Hudson Music Corp. unknown books
194021796NY: Marks Music Corporation 1940. 4to 8pp self wraps illustrated with photo of Lincoln. Marks Music Corporation unknown books
19111460New York: Kendis & Paley 1911. Sheet_music. Orig. color illustrated wraps. Good. 5 pages. 33 x 27 cm. Closed tears to cover. Partially disbound. <br/><br/> Kendis & Paley paperback books
192831477n.p.: n.p. 1928. First Edition; First Printing. Sheet Music. Wraps shdet music with a photo of Alfred E. Smith in the center and smaller portraits of his running mates around him. Smith wat the 4-term Democrat Governor of New York who ran for President in 1928. This song was written for hisa presidential run. The other portraits are of T J Crowe James M Whalen Henry A Berger and Ross A. Woodhull all running for Trustees of the Sanitary District.xc; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 4 pp . n.p. unknown books
197022622Jackson MI 1970. First Edition. Very good -. Single sheet 8.5'' by 5.5''. Purple ink on white background. Paper toned. One vertical and three horizontal creases. Very good minus. WITH: 4to. Single sheet printed in purple ink on off-white paper with one vertical and multiple horizontal creases from folding. A few small tears and scuffs at edges; light toning and moderate edgewear. Good or better. <br/><br/>Original handbill/ticket order form in typical period Bill Graham style with informational flyer for attendees of the Goose Lake International Music Festival a three-day event held in Leoni Township outside Jackson Michigan from August 7-9 1970 with an estimated 200000 attendees. Organizers hoped it would be "the world's first permanent festival site." But although the event drew over 200000 people it was not repeated due to multiple arrests and the displeasure of local authorities. The Stooges Jethro Tull Chicago and Brownsville Station were among the many featured performers Alice Cooper and Joe Cocker also named on this handbill did not perform due to contractual difficulties. Recto of flyer offers notes on available resources legal aid rumor control "free stuff" loose schedule of shows. Map of the Goose Lake Park grounds printed on verso pointing out the Warlock Woods Stoned Beach the demarcations of the Tripalot and the Tokealot et cetera. Two scarce survivals. unknown books
1952604759<p>"Morton Gould" in black fountain pen ink on 3/4 length candid shot of Morton Gould working on a musical score. Note the CBS microphone in the background. Photograph is on single weight stock; 10" x 8". Very good. ca. 1952. Signed and inscribed: "To Satoru Yamano with my very best wishes - Morton Gould." Provenance: from the collection of Satoru Yamano.</p> unknown books
008120No Place: No Publisher RARE. Worldcat shows one copy in the Library of Congress. No publisher no place no date circa 195. Near Fine small stain bottom corner front wrapper and light soliling to covers. Unpaginated contains a brief note from Grandpa inside front cover 12 pp. with numerpus black and white captioned photos and the lyrics to five of his songs. Most likely a concert souvenir as rear cover is headed AUTOGRAPHS. . First Edition. Pictorial Stapled Wrappers. Near Fine/No Jacket As Issued. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. No Publisher Paperback books
1954008118New York: Tannen Music Inc. 1954. SIGNED by Grandpa Jones in ink on front cover. Born Louis Marshall Jones 1913-1998 in Kentucky Grandpa Jones cut his first country music recording in 1943 with Merle Travis. By 1946 he was appearing on the Grand Ole Opry and later he was a fixture on the TV show "Hee Haw". Near Fine a few small rubs and slight discoloring to covers. A great country music collectible would make an excellent framed piece. . SIGNED. First Edition. Pictorial Stapled Wrappers. Near Fine/No Jacket As Issued. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Tannen Music, Inc. Paperback books
1922UGRAJUS01LRSherman Clay and Co. 1922. Good. Grauman Sid. Just an Old Love Song : Theme Song in the Photo-Play . Music by Victor Schertzinger. San Francisco: Sherman Clay and Co. 1922. 6pp. 4to. Pictorial wraps. Book condition: Good with bumped edges a small closed tear to fore edge of front cover and light soiling to covers. Pages three and four are unstapled. Sheet music in mylar protector. Sherman, Clay, and Co. paperback books
193131350London: Frederick Warne & Co n.d. ca. 1931. Slim quarto 24.75cm.; publisher's green cloth-backed pictorial boards; 24pp.; color illus. throughout sheet music printed in brown. Boards rubbed with a few small dings to extremities the whole rather dust-soiled textblock a hint shaken and lightly foxed throughout. About Very Good only. Contemporary gift inscription to front free endpaper. Frederick Warne & Co unknown books
1881011953London: George Routledge 1881. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. A near fine copy of a first edition of Greenaway classic lacking its uncommon dustjacket but lovingly preserved in glassine. Some wear to corners but the covers are fine and the inside shows littel if any sign if use. No names inscriptions or bookplates and desirable thus. George Routledge hardcover books
1861007104Philadelphia: Lee & Walker 1861. Sheet Music. Very Good. Unlisted. Complete. 6 pages including cover. Cover features a large portrait of Major Robert Anderson the Commander of Fort Sumter when it was bombarded by the South Carolina militia to begin the U.S. Civil War. Clean with only light wear. Once bound. An early Civil War patriotic march published shortly after the attack on Fort Sumter. <br/><br/> Lee & Walker unknown books
1937008936New York: Miller Music Corp. 1937. SCARCE in such lovely condition. Near Fine prior owner name in ink front cover 1 pages with ink check mark light soiling to wrappers. 48 pages with 20 songs drawings and words bu Johnny Gruelle music by Chas. Miller. 8 1/8" x 10 7/8" . First Printing. Pictorial Printed Wrappers. Near Fine. Oblong 4to . Miller Music Corp. paperback books
1964169521Beijing: Yinyue chubanshe 1964. Four-page sheet music folio 7.25x10.25 inches very good with minor signs of handling. Title in red on a white background; cover emblem is an understated star-and-banner motif. Militant song about "centuries of hatred" seething in the awakening hearts of an oppressed minority and the eighteen levels of imperialist hell echoing with the sounds of the coming liberating forces. "The Negro's American oppressors are the common enemy of all races." Lyricist Guang Weiran 1913-2002 was a prominent poet author of some of revolutionary China's most well-known songs including the Yellow River Cantata. Yinyue chubanshe unknown books
1997244010Lochau: Edition Lade 1997. Hard Cover. Very Good binding/Very Good dust jacket. 264pp. Text written in German. Green cloth binding with gilt lettering. Very light edgewear to dustjacket. Dust jacket is protected in a mylar cover.no markings in text. Very Good binding / Very Good dust jacket. Edition Lade unknown books
1947008095New York: Moe Asch DISC Company of America 1947. 48 pp. Illustrations by Woody Guthrie and York Cunningham Jr. Contains a short biography reminiscences and a collection of Guthrie's song lyrics. Very Good in original wrappers rubbed at spine edge and bottom corner rear wrapper residue along spine edge small stain inside rear wrapper and rear end pages. A quite nice copy of this SCARCE Woody Guthrie book. . First Edition. Pictorial Printed Wrappers. Very Good/No Jacket As Issued. Tall 8vo. Moe Asch, DISC Company of America Paperback books
2009166074New York: Playbill 2009. 44p. 5.5x8.5 inches articles cast and crew production photos very good program in stapled pictorial wraps with original ticket stub laid-in. Program and ticket stub for the original Broadway production in 2009 based on the film. Playbill unknown books
1980195012<p>"Marvin Hamlisch"; twice Studio City March 10 1980. 8vo 3 pages. Hamlisch agrees to write and compose original music for Marble Arch Productions for two 60 minute television programs including the theme song. Hamlisch b. 1944 American. Composer Musician who won Oscars for scoring "The Way We Were" and "The Sting" 1974; he has won 4 Grammys 9 Tonys; a Pulitzer for "A Chorus Line" 1975.</p> unknown books
1931020000New York NY: Fox Film Corporation. Fair. 1931. Sheet music. Sheet music is in fair condition. Pages toned loose page has significant more toning than wrapper; soiling on wrapper. Small closed tears on edges. ; 12" x 9"; 5 pp . Fox Film Corporation unknown books
198530959NY: Cambridge University Press. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1985. Hardcover. 0521257999 . First edition. Fine in a very near fine hint of sun fading along the spine dust jacket. . Cambridge University Press hardcover books
1957WRCLIT74057New York 1957. 16pp. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Numerous black & white production photographs. A bit rubbed at spine with some staple rust else very good. An original program for this musical starring Lena Horne in the role that would earn for her the distinction of being the first African American woman to be nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical. It opened on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre on 31 October 1957 and closed on 11 April 1959 after 558 performances. It was directed by Robert Lewis and produced by David Merrick with choreography by Jack Cole scenic design by Oliver Smith costume design by Miles White and lighting design by Jean Rosenthal. The cast also included Ricardo Montalbán Ossie Davis Erik Rhodes Adelaide Hall and Josephine Premice. Alvin Ailey was the principal dancer. unknown books
