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1946005337New York: Rinehart & Co. 1946. SIGNED BY AUTHOR and Bloomington Indiana's legendary composer and actor Hoagy Carmichael on front end page. Very Good slight spine lean boards a bit soiled in a Very Good priced dust wrapper rear panel soiled and minor edge wear. An uncommon SIGNED BY AUTHOR copy !. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Rinehart & Co. Hardcover books
196024113New York: Random House. Near Fine in Very Good dj. 1968 c.1960. 11th printing. Hardcover. price-clipped no discernible wear to book tiny bookseller's rubber-stamped name at bottom corner of ffep brief annotation facing cast page see notes; jacket has a couple of itsy-bitsy tears at base of spine light soiling to rear panel. B&W photographs The popular musical basis for the incredibly popular film of the same name. Although this particular printing dates from 1968 several years after the release of the movie it retains the front-panel illustration of a photograph from the original Broadway production featuring Mary Martin et al. Note that the character name "Elsa Schraeder" is circled lightly in ink in the cast list at the front of the book with a handwritten note on the facing page indicating that the book once belonged to the actress who played the role in the first national touring company of the show in 1961-62. There are no markings in the text itself. . Random House hardcover books
1960012154NY: Random House 1960. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good /Very Good . Review copy with review slip laid-in. Orange cloth backed covers with b&w pastedown of Mary Martin. Dustjacket is price-clipped. The original Broadway musical about the Von Trapp family's escape from Nazi Austria which became the beloved blockbuster movie musical with Julie Andrews. Book covers are a bit spotted around the edges and to the cloth spine. Dustjacket a bit rubbed still very presentable. Random House hardcover books
19621324786Boston: Little Brown and Company 1962. Hardcover. Octavo; First edition; G/G; Hardcover with DJ; DJ spine black with yellow print; DJ in mylar small tears at spine ends and front top edge edgewear and mild peripheral tanning; Boards in blue cloth with black print mild peripheral tanning stain to lower spine corner light wear to spine caps; Text block has name in ink on front flyleaf else clean and tight; 31 pages illustrated color. 1324786. FP New Rockville Stock. Little, Brown and Company hardcover books
1900000503Chicago and New York: The George M. Hill Company 1900. First Edition. Decorated Cloth. Very Good. Denslow William M. 4to. 84 pp. with Denslow's inimitable illustrations. Soilage to pictorial boars and shelfwear along edges. Paper over board worn through in corner. Spine strip expertly replaced and inner joint also expertly reinforced. Now tight. Bookplate on FEP. Pages toned generally clean. Overall an attractive copy. <br/><br/> The George M. Hill Company hardcover books
2143glsNew York: The Women’s Press n.d. Narrow quarto hardcover green cloth-backed green textured boards gilt letters 157 pp. Good with light rubbing to edges cello tape repair to Page 34. Ephemera laid-in. The Women’s Press, n.d. hardcover books
1862008383Cleveland Also New York Detroit and Chicago: S. Brainard & Company Also S. T. Gordon D. S. Amsden and Root & Cady 1862. First Edition. Sheet Music. Very Good. Complete with six pages including the cover. Light soiling and wear with a couple of short closed marginal tears. Old tape repair to the spine. Very scarce; at time of listing OCLC reports no copies of this sheet music held by any institution. There are no examples in the trade and no auction records at the Rare Book Hub. Although often credited to Root & Cady or others the original lyrics of this famous Civil War ballad were actually written by a young soldier Lawson Wood while he waited to die in a Union hospital after being mortally wounded during the initial battle at Vicksburg. Root & Cady planned to publish the soldier's far more heartrending lyrics as written under the title "On the Field of Battle Mother" and later explained that a mistake was made "in regard to these words." See "George F. Root" by P. H. Carder and "The Compendium of Every Day Wants" by Luther Minter. This example published by Brainard in Cleveland simultaneously with Root & Cady's Chicago 1862 edition contains the dying soldier's original lyrics. Very scarce; as of 2018 OCLC reports no copies of this sheet music held by any institution. There are no examples in the trade and no auction records at the Rare Book Hub. <br/><br/> S. Brainard & Company (Also S. T. Gordon, D. S. Amsden, and Root & Cady) unknown books
19651326452New York: Alfred A. Knopf Inc 1965. Hardcover. Oblong Octavo; unpaginated; Good; ivory beige spine without text; no jacket; cloth shows modest soiling to exterior; some rubbing wear to corners; strong boards; text block shows some toning to edges; previous owner's name to ffep; frontispiece; interior clean; illustrated;. 1326452. FP New Rockville Stock. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc hardcover books
19482221883<p>First edition. Octavo. Original yellow cloth stamped in black. Dust jacket designed by F. E. Banbery unclipped; small chip; spine faded. Very good. 247 pages.</p><p>Signed and inscribed to actor Ken Murray: "To a dear friend and mentor. David."</p><p>Broekman b. May 13 1902 Leiden Holland; d. January 7 1958 New York City film composer songwriter musical director Frankenstein 1931 uncredited. Scored several films including "Phantom of the Opera" "All Quiet on the Western Front" and many others from 1928 to 1956.</p> Simon and Schuster hardcover books
19719006855New York: Boosey & Hawkes 1971. paperback. Fine Condition. Bound in the publisher's original wrappers. <br/><br/> Boosey & Hawkes paperback books
191046786New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers 1910. First Separate Edition. Slim oblong quarto 19x25.5cm.; publisher's pale grey pictorial cloth stamped in black and orange; 237pp.; illus. and sheet music throughout. Cloth a bit dust-soiled and toned corners gently bumped else Very Good and sound. First published in the 1897 collection "Three Operettas." BAL 1946. Harper & Brothers Publishers unknown books
1917WRCLIT79166New York: Joe Morris Music Co. 1917. 4pp. Folio 34.5 x 26.5cm. Pictorial upper wrapper by André DeTakacs. A bit of smudging and creasing a few small edge tears but a good copy. Unlike other songs embodying a reluctance to send a child off to war this song stops just short of implying that military service at the Front was the mother's son's reason for being as well as his brother's if he had one. OCLC: 9892806. Joe Morris Music Co. unknown books
1974129252N.p.: N.p. 1974. First Draft script for ah unproduced play. <br/><br/>A whimsical play within a play about the hardships of finding monetary backing and the windfalls of governmental control. A tax error grants a theatre producer and unsuccessful Broadway promoter $687700 instead of the $68.77 he is actually due. Satire ensues. <br/><br/>Ray Golden was a lyricist and composer who primarily worked on Broadway and is known for his contributions to the productions "Catch a Star" 1955 and "Ziegfeld Follies of 1943" 1943-1944. Jack Marlowe was a writer who primarily worked on television including the 1966 television movie "And Baby Makes Three." <br/><br/>Set in New York City and Washington DC. <br/><br/>Blue titled wrappers. Title page present dated May 1974 noted as First Draft with credits for playwrights Golden and Morlowe and for writer Kanter. 102 leaves mimeograph duplication. Pages Near Fine wrapper Near Fine internally bound with three gold brads. N.p. unknown books
006335NA. Good. From the first stage production long before the MGM musical. Folio 35 by 27 cm. 4 pp. including cover. Published by Permission of M. Witmark & Sons. Owners of the Copyright. Only four copies reported on OCLC Baylor Bowling Green Duke Yale. Condition: heavy age toning. Slender chip at spine fold and minor corner chips. Light soiling. <br /><br /> books
198246629New York: DRG Records 1982. 1st Pressing presumed. One record in sleeve. Shrink-wrapped. A F copy. Unopened. Illustrated sleeve. 12-1/2" x 12-1/2" <br/><br/> DRG Records unknown books
1969147956New York: Elkins Productions International Corporation 1969. Draft script for the 1970 musical which premiered on October 19 1970 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre and ran for 507 performances closing on January 1 1972. Copy number "38" in holograph ink on title page.<br/><br/>Based on Frederic Morton's 1962 book "The Rothschilds: A Family Portrait" the musical tells of the rise of the Rothschild family from their humble beginnings in late 18th century Germany to a growing financial empire and political influence under Mayer Rothschild Hal Linden to assisting in funding Napoleon's defeat and securing a declaration of right for European Jews.<br/><br/>The last collaboration between Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick one of Broadway's most important songwriting teams. Who in their 14 years working together wrote seven of Broadway's most beloved musicals including "Fiddler on the Roof" 1964 "She Loves Me" 1963 and the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Fiorello!" 1959.<br/><br/>"The Rothschilds" received two Tony Awards for Best Leading Actor in a Musical and Best Featured Actor in a Musical nominated for seven others including Best Musical Best Book of a Musical Best Score and Best Lyrics.<br/><br/>Black Studio Duplicating Service vinyl titled wrappers. Title page present dated October 1969 with credits for Sherman Yellen book Jerry Bock music and Sheldon Harnick lyrics. 139 leaves with last page of text numbered 2-12-58. Mimeograph duplication rectos only. Pages Near Fine wrapper Near Fine bound with two gold screw brads. Elkins Productions International Corporation unknown books
1943167515New York: Melody Lane Publications 1943. 5p. standard 12x9 inch sheet music format very good. The yellow and black cover features a sketch of lean man in straw hat pulling a rickshaw bearing a man in European dress and inset a photo of crooner Eddy Howard. A fantasy postulate of which is that the "coo-lie name of Chu-lee" has no yen for yen" sic "he'll only charge a pretty girl a smile. Melody Lane Publications unknown books
195184213London: Boosey and Hawkes 1951. Paperback. 60p. 8x5 inches very good likely reprint paperback booklet in yellow staplebound wraps. Boosey and Hawkes paperback books
182133538London: Sold by Baldwin Cradock and Joy 1821. Large octavo. Disbound. 1f. recto title verso colophon 526 pp. 2ff. index. With one engraved plate illustrating vibrating strings recto only and 8 pp. engraved musical examples in text. Slightly soiled and foxed; first leaf detached; one illustrative plate lacking. Sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy unknown books
1901011069London: Chappell & Co 1901. Hardcover. Very Good. LArge 8vo custom rebound in baby blue half leather over patterned paper boards. 225 adv. Printed vocal score with 25 songs for this light operetta first produced in 1900 by George Edwardes. Chappell & Co hardcover books
1767WRCAM45554New York: James Parker 1767. 447991431pp. Antique-style three-quarter calf and marbled boards leather label. Titlepage neatly repaired at bottom not affecting text. Two contemporary signatures on titlepage. Light tanning and scattered foxing. A very good copy. The first book of music printed from type in America. "This is the First Edition in English of the Prayer-Book of the Reformed Dutch Church of New York. It is a translation of the old Holland liturgy. The translation of the book from the Dutch was made by the Rev. John Livingston D.D. The Psalms were rendered into English verse by Francis Hopkinson one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. There are one hundred fifty Psalms in metre accompanied on every page by the printed music. The type for the music notes was ordered from Daniel Cromelin of Amsterdam in 1764. The Ten Commandments are also versified and supplied with music. These are followed by the Songs of Zacharias the Virgin Mary and Simeon. The same musical treatment is given to the Creed and the Lord's Prayer" - Church. EVANS 10561. ESTC W6234. CHURCH 1067. AMERICAN SACRED MUSIC IMPRINTS 398. James Parker hardcover books
1863038950New-York: A.D.F. Randolph 1863. Printed Self-wrappers. Very Good. Quarto 4pp containing nine verses and chorus on centerfold recto with music on facing verso music by Joseph W. Turner. Three old horizontal folds. 10.5" x 6.75" First verse: "Give thanks all ye people give thanks to the Lord Alleluias of freedom with joyful accord; Let the East and the West North and South roll along Sea mountain and prairie One thanksgiving song." Final verse: ".And the Banner of Union restored by Thy Hand Be the Banner of Freedom o'er all in the Land." <br/><br/> A.D.F. Randolph unknown books
1926004230New York: Greenberg Publ. 1926. Foreword by Will H. Hays. Presentation Copy SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR on front endpage "To Will H. Hays- Whose foreword makes its debut a few pages to the rear and shows a commendable familiarity with lofts and handles and the technique of a high-grade pumper- In appreciation- Sincerely Chet Shafer". Laid in is Hays' membership card for "The Guild of Former Pipe Organ Pumpers" SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Will H. Hays managed Warren G. Hardings successful campaign for the Presidency of the U.S. and was subsequently appointed Postmaster General. After a year in that position he resigned to become most famously known as the first President of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America MPPDA which under his guidance published a blacklist of actors and workers studios should not hire inserted moral clauses into actors' contracts and published an informal list of suggested guidelines for film producers. When the Catholic Church formed its Legion of Decency and threatened nationwide boycotts of movies Hays installed a more formal production code called the Hays Code later simply "The Code" which became the virtual law of Hollywood until the 1960s. Near Fine spine lettering faded and not legible in a Very Good Plus dustjacket shallow chips along top edge front panel and at spine tips spine lettering faded and not legible jacket a bit soiled. The best copy imaginable of this amusing piece of Americana !. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Plus. Illus. by Dale Beronius. Presentation Copy. Greenberg Publ. Hardcover books
1930105042<p>Sheet music 4to 9" x 11" illustrated top cover with title 1 5 1 pp. Some edgewear partial spine split normal aging; otherwise very good. While the Amos 'N' Andy radio show smacked of racism it was quite popular at the time. The show debuted in 1926 and featured two white actors Freeman F. Gosden Amos and Charles J. Correll Andy who appear on the cover in blackface make up. The sheet music "The Perfect Song" appears to have been the theme song for the show. Amos 'N' Andy would actually be converted to a TV show in the early 1950s but would have black actors. This sheet music includes two other songs including one sung by Rudy Vallee.</p> Chappell-Harms Inc., books
1915020509New York: Chappell & Co. Ltd. Fair. 1915. Sheet music. Sheet music is in fair condition. Spine separated completely though contains all contents. Closed tears and small chips to wrappers. Toning to wrap and page edges. ; 10.25" x 13.5"; 5 pp . Chappell & Co. , Ltd. unknown books
