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David Mason Books eList  Special Sheet Music

Sheet Music 1850-1940s.
We offer a small selection from our stock of sheet music. It should be noted that much of the 19th century music here offered has been disbound from bound volumes, the binding of individual sheet music being very common in the 19th century, which explains why some of the sheet music listed has handwritten pagination in the corners. Consequently those noted "disbound" have traces of glue residue on the spines and often the small notches made by the binders when binding. Otherwise all are in very good to fine condition as noted.
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	M1. (Americana) BUCKLEY, Frederick. Our Youthful Days Have Vanished. Composed by ... Cover sheet: Buckley's American Melodies. As Sung by the Buckley Serenaders, From 585, Broadway New York. London: Hopwood & Crew, (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. A narrow strip of cloth tape affixed to back cover along spine, some tanning to pages, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M2. (Americana) Hail Columbia. A National Song. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 9 3/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 6pp. Near fine. A brief description of the origin of the song appears on page three. $75.00
	M3. (Americana) Farmer Stubbs Visit to New York City. Cover sheet: Humorous Songs as Sun with Rapturous Applause by Master Alonzo of the Termaine Family. New York: Horace Waters, (c. 1860). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 6pp. Tears along edges (a couple that have been taped with paper tape), good only. $65.00
	M4. (Americana) FOSTER, Stephen. Dolly Day. Cover sheet: Foster's Plantation Melodies. As Sung by the Sable & Campbell Minstrels, and New Orleans Serenaders. Baltimore: F. D. Benteen, (c. 1850). 10" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Dampstains throughout, foxing, very good only. $150.00
	M5. (Americana) FOSTER, Stephen. My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night. As Sung by Christy's Minstrels. Written and Composed by... New York: Firth, Pond & Co., (c. 1853). "Tenth edition." 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Dampstain on the top right corner of the upper wrapper penetrating the remainder of the pages, small chip top of spine, very good. $175.00
	M6. (Americana) FOSTER, Stephen. Nelly Bly. Written and Composed by... New York: Firth, Pond & Co., (c. 1853). "Twentieth edition." 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Few small tears along edges, but better than very good but not quite near fine. $150.00
	M7. (Americana) GUSTIN, Louise V. Dedicated to Miss Mary Mannering. Janice Meredith Waltes. Detroit: Whitney, Warner Pub. Co., (c. 1900). 10 1/2" x 14", 9pp. Very good. With a photo of Miss Mary Mannering who portrayed Janice Meredith on stage. BAL lists a portfolio of prints relating to Mary Mannering's portrayal of Janice Meredith but not this. The stage play was based on the 1899 novel written by Paul Leicester Ford about Janice Meredith and her experiences during the American Revolution. $45.00
	M8. (Americana) HASKELL, D. H. Prize Banner Quick Step. Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte, and Dedicated to the Whigs of the Prize Banner Ward, by ... Boston: Henry Prentiss, (c. 1841). 10" x 12 3/4", disbound, 3pp. 2 1/2" x 1" chip to 3rd page bottom right corner, some soiling along edges, very good. $50.00
	M9. (Americana) HOLZMAN, Abe. Spirit of Independence. Military March and Two-Step. New York & Detroit: Jerome H Remick & Co., (c. 1912). 10 3/4" x 13 1/4", 6pp. Guelph Ontario distributor's stamp on front cover, a couple of small tears along edges, better than very good but not quite near fine. $65.00
	M10. (Americana) Jullien's American Quadrille. New York: S. C. Jollie, (c. 1853). 10" x 13 1/4", disbound, 11pp. Some tanning to covers, o/w near fine. $85.00
	M11. (Americana) PHILLIPS, Henry. My Mother. A Ballad, Composed and Dedicated to all the Young Ladies of the United States. New York: John F. Nunns, (c. 1845). 10 1/4" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Dampstain along right edge penetrating all pages, very good. $65.00
	M12. (Americana) To the Hon. Moses H. Perley of St. John City. N. B. The Indian Warrior's Grave. Poetry and Music by Marshall S. Pike. Sung by the Harmoneons at their Popular Concerts Arranged for the Piano by J.P. Ordway. Boston: E. H. Wade, (c. 1850). 10" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Light dampstain at top that is evident throughout, title on first page of music has line through it, very good. $35.00
	M13. (Americana) The Popular National Melody of Yankee Doodle, with Variations by Edward L. White. Boston: Geo. P. Reed, (c. 1841). 10" x 12 1/2", disbound, 7pp. Light soiling o/w near fine. With 6 variations of the American melody. $75.00
	M14. (Americana) SOUSA, John Philip. The Belle of Chicago March. London: W. Paxton, n.d. (ca. 190-?). 9 3/4" x 13", 4pp. Some foxing throughout o/w near fine. $60.00
	M15. (Americana) Syracuse Polka. Respectfully Inscribed to Miss R. H. Loomis. Composed and Arranged by J. A. Fowler. Cover sheet: To the Patrons of 227, Washington St. Boston: Oliver Ditson, (c. 1856). 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Dampstain bottom right corner apparent throughout, very good. The cover sheet address (227, Washington St.) refers to the location of the music publisher Ditson. $75.00
	M16. (Americana - African-American) ALLEN, Thos. S. The Dixie Rube. Characteristic March by Thos. S. Allen. Boston: Walter Jacobs, (c. 1906). 10 1/2" x 13 3/4", 6pp. Slight wear to edges and corners, couple of small tears along edges o/w near fine. $100.00
	M17. (Americana - African-American) CARTER, James P. Cynthia Sue. Words and Music by James P. Carter. Cover sheet: Songs of the Virginia Serenaders... As Sung by them with distinguished success, in the principal Cities of the Union. Boston: Keith's Music Pub. House, (c. 1844). 10"x 12 1/2", disbound, 3pp. Small chip to front left corner, o/w very good. $75.00
	M18. (Americana - African-American) D'ARCY, De Burgh. A Little Coon's Prayer Song. The Words by ... The Music by Barbara Hope. New York: Boosey & Co., (c. 1921). 9 1/2" x 12", 6pp. Soiling and some staining to front cover, o/w very good. $40.00
	M19. (Americana - African-American) HEISER, F. Climbing Up De Golden Stairs. Great Jubilee Song. Written and Composed by ... London: W. H. Broome, n.d. (ca. 190-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Near fine. The music consists of a 3 page version of the song for piano and a separate 2 page version for the banjo. $40.00
	M20. (Americana - African-American) Rosa Lee; & Sing Darkies Sing. As Sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 9 1/2" x 13 1/4", disbound, 4pp. Chip at base of spine, right edge worn, good only. There are two songs of two pages each, "Rosa Lee" and "Sing Darkies Sing". $85.00
	M21. (Americana - African-American) RUSSELL, Henry. The Slave Ship. A Descriptive Song. Written, Composed by ... London: Brewer & Co., n.d. (ca. 185-?). 9 3/4" x 13 1/4", 9pp. Disbound, some soiling to covers o/w near fine. $65.00
	M22. (Americana - African-American) TUNNAH and Skidmore. Pray For the Lights to Go Out. A Negro Shouting Song. Words and Music by ... Kansas City: Skidmore Music Co., (c. 1906). 10 1/2" x 13 3/4", 4pp. 4 holes punched into the left side, edge wear and a few small tears along the edges, very good. $85.00
	M23. (Americana - African-American) WHITE, C. Good Bye Linda Love. The Admired Negro Melody as Sung by all the Negro Minstrels. Composed by C. White. Cover sheet: Ethiopian Melodies. Of White's Serenaders, as Sung by Them. At Their Concerts. New York: Firth, Pond & Co., (c. 1851). 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Disbound with small holes from stitching along spine o/w fine. $75.00
	M24. (Americana - African-American) WHITE, Chas. The Old Pine Tree. A Favorite Ethiopian Song. Words and Music by Chas. White. New York: Firth, Pond & Co., (c. 1849). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Some small stains to covers, small chip near base of spine, o/w near fine. $50.00
	M25. (Americana - African-American) WORK, Henry C. Kingdom Coming. Words and Music by ... Chicago: Root & Cady, (c. 1863). 10 1/2" x 13 1/4", disbound, 6pp. Dampstain on the upper wrapper penetrating the remainder of the pages, some stains to covers, but certainly a very good copy of this item. $65.00
	M26. (Americana - Civil War) ELLERBROCK, Charles. The Southern Cross. Composed by... Baltimore: Henry McCaffrey, (c. 1861). 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Dampstains at bottom corners penetrating the remainder of the pages, some stains to covers along edges, but still a very nice copy of this scarce pro-Confederate song. According to Filby "in spite of its meter it is not set to tune "Anacreon in Heaven". Filby. Star-Spangled Books. S-45. $250.00
	M27. (Americana - Civil War) ROOT, Geo. F. Just Before the Battle Mother by... Chicago: Root & Cady, (c. 1863). 10" x 13", disbound, 6pp. Dampstain on top right of the first page of music visible on the reverse of the page, 1" tear on left side of first page of music, a better than very good but not near fine copy. $50.00
	M28. (Americana - Military History) ADAMS, J. C. Camp Swan Quick Step, as Played by Adams' Band. Composed arranged and respectfully dedicated to Barney S. Chapin (of the Rochester Grays.) New York: Firth, Hall & Pond, (c. 1847). 10" x 12 3/4", disbound, 5pp. Slight tanning to page extremities o/w near fine. $50.00
	M29. (Americana - Military History) HESS, Charles. The Volunteer's Return Quick Step. Respectfully Dedicated to Major Garret Duckman of the First Reg. New York Volunteers. New York: William Hall & Son, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2, disbound, 5pp. Some light foxing to cover, small dampstains to cover top corners o/w near fine. $35.00
	M30. (Americana - Military History) UNDERHILL, H. B. Genl. Scott's Grand Entree Quick Step. Composed and Respectfully Dedicated to Genl. Winfield Scott by ... New York: Firth & Hall, (c. 1847). 10 1/4 " x 13 1/4", disbound, 3pp. Small dampstains to the top penetrating all the pages o/w near fine. $50.00
	M31. (Americana - Military History) WILSON, Charles. Camp Barnum Quick Step, as Played by Adams' Band, Composed Arranged & Dedicated to Mason A. Fisher of the Rochester Grays. New York: Firth, Hall & Pond, (c. 1847). 10" x 12 3/4", disbound, 3pp. Near fine. $45.00
	M32. (Americana - World War 1) BARRON, Ted S. Liberty. New York: Metropolis Music Co., (c. 1916). 10 1/2" x 14", 6pp. Some edge wear, couple of small tears along top edge o/w near fine. $50.00
	M33. (Americana - World War 1) GRAFF, George. Wake Up, America! Lyrics by George Graff, Music by Jack Glogau. New York: Leo. Feitst, (c. 1916). 10 1/2" x 13 1/2", 4pp. Some edge wear, name on front cover o/w near fine. $65.00
	M34. (Americana - World War 1) GROSSMAN, Bernie. Just A Baby's Letter. Found in No Man's Land. Words by Bernie Grossman, Music by Ray Lawrence. New York: Joe Morris Music Co., (c. 1918). 10 1/2" x 13 1/2", 4pp. Wear to edges, few small tears along edges, very good. $65.00
	M35. (Americana - World War 1) HERSCHELL, William. Long Boy. Words by William Herschell, Music by Barclay Walker. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., (c. 1917). 10 1/2" x 14", 4pp. Near fine. $65.00
	M36. (Americana - World War 1) LESLIE, Edgar and Harry Ruby. The Dixie Volunteers. As Introduced by Eddie Cantor in Ziegfeld's Follies. New York: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., (c. 1917). 10 1/4" x 13", 4pp. Some small tears along edges, good condition. $25.00
	M37. (Americana - World War 1) PICARD, Capt. Frank A. We're Ready to Go, Say the Word. Lyrics and Music by ... Detroit& New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., (c. 1918). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", 6pp. About near fine. $65.00
	M38. (Americana - World War 1) When We Wind Up the Watch on the Rhine. By Gordon V. Thomspon and William Davis. New York & Toronto: Thompson Publishing Co., (c. 1917). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4 ", 4pp. Creasing to covers and wear to edges about very good. $65.00
	M39. (Americana - World War 2) BRYAN, Alfred, Willie Raskin and Gerald Marks. We'll Always Remember Pearl Harbor. Words and Music by ... New York: Mills Music, (c. 1941). 9 1/4" x 12", 4pp. Some edge wear and light creasing to covers o/w near fine. $35.00
	M40. ANCLIFEE, Charles. Nights of Gladness. Valse. Toronto: Hawkes & Harris, (c. 1912). 10" x 14", 8pp. Some edge wear, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M41. BOCHSA, Ch. No. 1 of the Gems of Madame Anna Bishop's Concerts. On the Banks of Guadalquiver Ballad. Newly Arranged by... Philadelphia: A. Fiot, (c. 1849). 10 1/4" x 13", disbound, 6pp. With the second page being a full page portrait of Madame Anna Bishop. Light foxing throughout, o/w very good. $50.00
	M42. (Lord) BYRON. The Kiss dear Maid thy lip has left. Music by F. Mendelssohn. Musical Bouquet No. 144. London: Musical Bouquet, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Very good. The cover page is the music for "The Kiss dear Maid thy lip has left", pp. 2, 3 and 4 contain the music for "Love and Courage", from the German by Gustov Dorch, composed by Louis Spohr. $65.00
	M43. CADY, C. M. Converse's Home Songs. Far from my native land, Song and Chorus. Words by C. M. Cady, Music by Ch. C. Converse. New York: William Hall & Son, (c. 1856). 10" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Light dampstains throughout, two embossed Buffalo New York distributor's stamp at bottom of front cover, very good. $35.00
	M44. (Canadiana) BENJAMIN, Florence M. Canada Faces the Sunrise. Toronto: NP, (c. 1926). 9 1/4" x 12", 6pp. Near fine. $50.00
	M45. (Canadiana) CASTLE, G. B. Canada on Parade. Words and Music by ... Waterloo, ON: Waterloo Music Co., (c. 1931). 9" x 12", 6pp. Light creasing to covers o/w near fine. $15.00
	M46. (Canadiana) Coronation. Medley March and Two Step. Arranged by Fred R. Weaver. Toronto: Musgrave Bros., (c. 1911). Sixteenth edition. 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", 6pp. Very good. $50.00
	M47. (Canadiana) COWLEY, Victor. Our Home, Our Land, Our Canada. Tune: "The Maple Leaf Forever" by Alexander Muir and Victor Cowley. Toronto: Gordon V. Thompson Ltd., (c. 1964). 9" x 12", 5pp. Fine. Mr. Cowley won the prize sponsored by the Canadian Authors Association by putting words to Alexander Muir's 1867 patriotic song. $25.00
	M48. (Canadiana) HELLER, Maxime. Sunset on the St. Lawrence. (Coucher du Soleil sur le St. Laurent). Par ... London & Toronto: Frederick Harris Co., (c. 1910). 10" x 14", 8pp. Some edge wear, few small tears along edges, very good. $65.00
	M49. (Canadiana) The Queen's Canadian Quadrille. Most Respectfully Dedicated to Her Majesty the Queen by Henry Prince. Montreal: Henry Prince, n.d. (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Small hole in last page affecting the page number but not any of the music. Very good only. $85.00
	M50. (Canadiana) Sweet Marie Waltz. With Compliments The Whaley-Royce Piano Co of Toronto Ltd. Manufacturers of the Whaley-Royce Pianos. Unexcelled in Tone, Touch, Design, Construction and Finish. And the Reimers Pianos Strictly First Class and Reliable. Every Piano Fully Guaranteed for Seven Years. Toronto: Whaley, Royce & Co., n.d. (ca. 190-?). 9 1/2" x 13", disbound, 4pp. Chip to front at spine, pages tanned, about very good. $65.00
	M51. (Canadiana) SUTTON, E. B. Give me a Song that's Gay. Drinking Song. Words and Music by E. B. Sutton, Bala Falls, Ont. Toronto: Whaley, Royce & Co., (c. 1904). 11" x 13 1/2", 3pp. Fine. $75.00
	M52. (Canadiana) WESTBROOK, William. A Handful of Maple Leaves. A Beautiful Pathetic Song & Chorus. Words and Music by ... Toronto: Harry H. Sparks, (c. 1901). "Star Edition". 10 1/2" x 14", 5pp. Slight tanning to pages, couple of small tears to middle page o/w near fine. $65.00
	M53. (Canadiana - World War 1) Canadian Patrol... For Piano by Arthur Llewellyn. Toronto: Musgrave Bros., (c. 1911, 1914). 10 1/2" x 13 3/4", 8pp. Very good. A medley of patriotic music "Dedicated to our 'Boys' at the front." $65.00
	M54. (Canadiana - World War 1) LAWSON, Captain Joe. Home Sweet Home for You We're Fighting. Captain Lawson's Great Recruiting Song. Words by Captain Joe Lawson. Music by Gordon V. Thompson. Toronto: Thompson Pub. Co., (c. 1916). 10" x 13", 4pp. Very good. $45.00
	M55. (Canadiana - World War 1) MacNUTT, Albert E. and M. F. Kelly. We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall. Patriotic Song by ... Toronto: Anglo-Canadian Music Pub. Assoc., (c. 1915). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", 6pp. Pages tanned, few small tears along edges, very good. $65.00
	M56. (Canadiana - World War 1) MANLEY, Morris. Good Luck to the Boys of the Allies. Words and Music by ... Windsor, ON: Windsor Music Co., (c. 1915). 10" x 13 1/2", 5pp. Paper tape running along spine, label mark top right corner of front cover, o/w near fine. $50.00
	M57. (Canadiana - World War 1) NEUN, Ted. The Pride of the World is the British Navy. Dedicated by Permission to the Navy League of Canada. By Ted Neun, the Canadian Composer. Toronto: Ted Neun, (c. 1919). 10" x 13", 4pp. A couple small tears along edges, very good. $50.00
	M58. CASSIDY (James). Burlesque Galop. Composed by... Boston: Oliver Ditson, (c. 1861). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. 1" tear to pages right side that have been repaired with paper tape, some foxing and dampstaining, good. $75.00
	M59. (Christmas) PAULL, E. T. Silver Sleigh Bells. Novelette - Descriptive. New York: E. T. Paull Music Co., (c. 1906). 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", 5pp. Some soiling o/w near fine. $75.00
	M60. CLARIBEL. Silver Chimes Song. Written and Composed Expressly for, Madame Sainton Dobly by ... Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, n.d. (ca. 187-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Montreal distributor's stamp on front cover, light dampstain along spine bottom that is evident throughout, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M61. COOK, Eliza. Faith's Guiding Star, A Sacred Song, Writtin by... the Music Composed by George Barker. London: Messrs. R Cocks & Co., n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 6pp. Pages tanned, couple small tears along edges o/w near fine. $45.00
	M62. COOK, Eliza. The Old Arm Chair... The Music Composed and Sung by Henry Russell. No. 382. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Very good. $50.00
	M63. CZERNY, Charles. Six New Studies for the Left Hand Alone. Composed by ... Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d. (dated 1851 in hand on front cover). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 7pp. Dampstain bottom left corner evident throughout, very good. $45.00
	M64. DE LA MARE, Walter (and) Maurice Besly. An Epitaph. Curwen Edition. London: J. Curwen & Sons, (c. 1922). 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", 6pp. Slight soiling to cover at corners, page 4 has small stain bottom corner, o/w near fine. $35.00
	M65. DRUMHELLER, Louis A. Love's Golden Star. London & Toronto: Frederick Harris Co., Hawkes Harris Music co., n.d. (ca. 190-?). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", 4pp. Fine. $35.00
	M66. DYER, S. Ben Bolt's Reply. Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte or Harp by N. P. B. Curtiss. New York: Geib & Jackson, (c. 1853). 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Some bleeding through of another song title onto the back cover o/w near fine. $25.00
	M67. ENGELMANN, H. Melody of Love. Philadelphia: Theodore Presser Co., (c. 1903). 9 1/4" x 12", 6pp. Some tanning to pages, some edge wear o/w near fine. $50.00
	M68. (English) The English Immigrant. Composed and Most Respectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Henry Jordan by Henry Russell. Poetry by Eliza Cook. No. 400 & 401. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Near fine. $50.00
	M69. (English) The Flag That Braved A Thousand Years. The Battle and the Breeze. Written by W. H. Bellamy. Music by S. Nelson. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d. (ca. 185-?) 9 1/2" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Light dampstain bottom right corner, about near fine. Although published in Boston the song is about England. $50.00
	M70. (English) The Ratcatcher's Daughter. For the Piano Forte by E. J. Westrop. No. 890. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned o/w near fine. $75.00
	M71. (English - Military) The Flag of the Free. Composed by Henry Russell, the Poetry of Eliza Cook. No. 424. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned o/w near fine. $65.00
	M72. (English - Military) Nelson. The Celebrated Song composed by Braham. London: W. H. Broome, n.d. (ca. 190-?). 10" x 13 3/4", disbound, 6pp. Fine. $45.00
	M73. (English - Military) Strike, Men, Strike! The New War Song with Chorus. Composed and Sung by Henry Russell. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned, about near fine. $65.00
	M74. (English - World War 1) The Marching Anthem on the Battlefields of Europe. The Immortal It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary. Written and Composed by Jack Judge and Harry Williams. Sung by the Soldiers of the King. London: B. Feldman & Co., (c. 1912). 10 1/2" x 13 3/4", 6pp. Name on front, edge wear, very good. $50.00
	M75. (France) COOK, George James. Fleur de Marie. Partly Composed and Sung by George Barker. NP: n.d. (ca. 186-?). Second edition. 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 7pp. Light dampstain bottom right corner that is evident throughout, very good. $75.00
	M76. (France) LAZARD, V. The Eugenie Quadrilles. No. 421. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages tanned, o/w near fine. With an illustrations of Eugenie, Empress of the French. $40.00
	M77. GARRETT, T. Ellwood. Bell Brandon. St. Louis: Balmer & Weber, (c. 1854). 10" x 13", disbound, 6pp. Dampstains to edges of interior pages, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M78. HATTON, J. L. I Will Sing No More of Sorrow. Composed by... (Words by Mark Lemon). New York: Berry & Gordon, n.d. (ca. 184-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 7pp. Some light dampstains throughout, but a very attractive copy. $75.00
	M79. (Hemingway) DRAKE, Milton, Walter Kent and Abner Silver. Pu-Leeze! Mister Hemingway! Successfully introduced by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. New York: Olman Music Corp., (c. 1932). 9 1/4" x 12", 4pp. Some soiling to covers, very good. $75.00
	M80. HOBBS, J. W. Daphne and Damon. Prize Song, Sung by Mr. W. T. Wrichton, Composed by ... London: Addison & Hollier, (ca. 185-?). 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Light stain to front cover bottom right corner, minute holes along spine from being disbound, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M81. HOLMES, Oliver Wendell. The Height of the Ridiculous. Words by... Music by Julian Mount. London: W. H. Broome, n. d. (ca. 190-?) 10" x 13 3/4", disbound, 4pp. Light tanning to pages o/w near fine. $35.00
	M82. HOUSMAN, A. E. In Summertime on Bredon. Words by... Music by Graham Peel. London: Chappell & Co., (c. 1911). 8 1/2" x 11", 6pp. Light tanning to pages o/w near fine. $35.00
	M83. HUNT, Leigh. Mary, Mary, List, Awake! the Favorite Ballad, Written by Leigh Hunt. Composed by J. Whitaker. No. 338. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages tanned, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M84. HUTCHINSON, John. Axes to Grind. Cover Sheet: Songs of the Hutchinson Family. New York: Firth and Hall, (c. 1843). 10" x 12 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Some soiling to covers and pages along edges o/w near fine. $75.00
	M85. (Ireland) CRAWFORD, Mrs. Kathleen Mavourneen, as sung by the Composer at the Plymouth Convers. Words by Mrs. Crawford, Music F. N. Crouch. Cover Sheet: The Irish Ballads Sung by Catharine Hayes in America. New York: Firth, Pond & Co., n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Very good. $40.00
	M86. (Ireland) LOVER, Samuel. The May-Dew, Sung by Mrs Woods, taken from The Songs of the Superstitions of Ireland. Written and Composed by ... New York: Firth and Hall, n.d. (ca. 184-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Dampstain along right side of pages, some foxing, o/w very good. $50.00
	M87. (Ireland) LOVER, Samuel. The Pilgrim Harper, Sung by the Author, in his Irish Evenings. The Poetry and Accompaniments adapted to an Old Irish Melody, by ... London: Duff & Hodgson, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Pages browned, o/w near fine. $50.00
	M88. JOYCE, Archibald. Vision of Salome Valse. Featured in F. Ziegfeld Jr. Follies of 1910. New York: T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter, (c. 1909). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", 8pp. 2" split along base of spine o/w near fine. $65.00
	M89. KIPLING, Rudyard. Big Steamers Song. Poem by Rudyard Kipling. Music by Edward German. London: J. B. Cramer & Co., (c. 1911). 9 3/4" x 12 1/4", 8pp. Canadian distributor's stamp on cover page, o/w fine. $65.00
	M90. KIPLING, Rudyard. Mother O'Mine Song... Music by Frank E. Tours. London: Chappell & Co., (c. 1903). 10" x 13 3/4", 7pp. Name of the music writer stamped on front cover, very good. $50.00
	M91. KIPLING, Rudyard. A Smuggler's Song. Words by Rudyard Kipling. Music by Michael Mullinar. London: Chappell & Co., (c. 1918). 9 3/4" x 12", 7pp. Light crease down middle, light soiling to covers, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M92. LEE, Alexander. One Careless Word. Ballad. Composed by... New York: Firth, Pond & Co., n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Toronto distributor's stamp on front cover, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M93. LESTER, Miss Hope. Sing Pretty Warbler, Sing to Me ... Music by T. G. B. Halley. London: Ashdown & Parry, n.d. (ca. 187-?). 9 3/4" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Some tanning to pages, distributor's stamp on front cover, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M94. LINDSAY, Miss M. Resignation. A Sacred Song. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. (ca. 186-?). 9 3/4" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Montreal distributor's stamp on front cover, very good. $40.00
	M95. LINLEY, Geo. The Rose of My Heart. Ballad. Sung by Miss Catharine Hayes, Composed and dedicated to Henry C. Watson Esq. by L. Lavenu. New York: Wm. Hall & Son, (c. 1858). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Some tanning to pages, small chip top right corner of last two pages, Toronto distributor's stamp on cover, o/w near fine. $45.00
	M96. Listen to the Mocking Bird. As Sung by Rose Merrifield. Written and Arranged by Alice Hawthorne. Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, (c. 1856). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Light soiling and foxing o/w near fine. $65.00
	M97. LLOYD, Arthur. "Not for Joseph". Comic Song. Boston: O. Ditson & Co., n.d. (ca. 186-?). 10 1/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Second page has 3" tear, about near fine. $45.00
	M98. LOCKWOOD, C. T. The Little Ones at Home. Words by E.F.B. Cleveland: S. Brainard's Sons, (c. 1868). 9 3/4" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Pages tanned, page 3/4 has been affixed in reverse (page 4 appears with page 3 on reverse), very good. $60.00
	M99. LONGFELLOW. Come to Me O Ye Children. Song, the Words by Longfellow, the Music by Thomas Anderton. London: E. C. Boosey, n.d. (ca. 187-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 7pp. 4" x 1 1/2" section cut out from top right corner, some foxing, about very good. $40.00
	M100. LONGFELLOW. The Reaper and the Flowers. The Poetry by Longfellow. Music Composed by Carl Reinhardt. No. 895 & 896. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 187-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Pages browned o/w near fine. $65.00
	M101. LONGFELLOW. Stars of the Summer Night. The admired Serenade. Written by Longfellow. Music Composed by Franz Kullak. No. 904 & 905. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 187-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Pages browned o/w near fine. $50.00
	M102. LONSDALE, T. S. Tommy Make Room for Your Uncle. Written and Composed by ... Sung with Immense Success by W. B. Fair. London: n.p., n. d. (ca. 188-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Paper tape along spine, some foxing, trimmed covers with loss of text (publisher's name?) of front cover and back cover, very good. $65.00
	M103. Lorena. Poetry by Rev. H. D. L. Webster, Music by J. P. Webster. Chicago: H. M. Higgins, (ca. 186-?). 10 1/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 6pp. 3" tears to first and second pages, some dampstaining, good only. $85.00
	M104. MARKS, Edw. B. The Little Lost Child. Sung with Great Success by Lottie Gilson... Composed by Jos. W. Stern. New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., (c. 1894). 9 3/4" x 13", glossy wrappers, disbound, 6pp. Few tears to pages, some tanning to pages, covers trimmed with slight lost of title and illustration. Very good. $50.00
	M105. (Military) The Mulligan Guard. Popular Comic Song, Arranged by Henry Miller. London: W. H. Broome, n.d. (ca. 190-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 3pp. Light tanning o/w fine. $35.00
	M106. (Military) The Standard Bearer. (With German and English Words) Composed by Lindpaintner. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned, very good. $50.00
	M107. MOORE, Thomas. Bendemeer's Stream. Irish Melody... The Music Arranged by Alfred Scott Gatty. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d. (ca. 193-?). 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", 6pp. Some edge wear, o/w near fine. $30.00
	M108. MOORE, Thomas. There's a Bower Of Roses. Song, from the Grand Opera The Veiled Prophet... The Music by C. Villiers Stanford. London & New York: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d. (ca. 192-?). 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", 7pp. Stapled at top left hand corner, Edmonton distributor's stamp on front cover, name on front cover, o/w near fine. $30.00
	M109. MORRIS, G. P. Woodman Spare That Tree... the Music by Henry Russell arranged for one or two Voices by R. T. Skarratt. London: B. Williams, n.d. (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Interior pages browned, foxing to cover pages, very good. $65.00
	M110. NORTON, Mrs (Caroline Sheridan). The Dream, Ballad. Sung by Mr. Hanvers and Mr. H. Phillips. The Poetry by ... The Music Composed by Joseph Philip Knight. New York: Firth, Hall & Pond, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 6pp. Tanning to pages along edges o/w near fine. $45.00
	M111. NORTON, Mrs (Caroline Sheridan). "Love Not," A Ballad. The Poetry selected from The Sorrows of Rosalie, Written by the Hon'ble Mrs. Norton. And Published by her exclusive permission. The Music Composed by J. Blockley. London: Cramer, Beale & Co., n.d. (ca. 185-?). "New Edition", 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 3pp. Very good. Ad on back states "Tariff No. 56 January 1856." $85.00
	M112. OSGOOD, George. Down the Shadowed Lane She Goes. Music by... (Words from Tinsley's Magazine.) Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., (c. 1876). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Fine. $60.00
	M113. PHILLIPS, Henry. Down among the Dead Men. The Celebrated Cavalier's Song of the 16th Century. As sung, and Arranged with Symphonies and Accompaniments by ... Boston: G. P. Reed, (c. 1844). 10 1/4" x 13", disbound, 3pp. Near fine. $45.00
	M114. (Polka) The Cally Polka. Arranged by Allen Dodworth, and Taught by Him at his Dancing Academy. New York: Firth, Hall & Pond, (c. 1846). 10" x 12 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Some soiling to cover o/w near fine. $60.00
	M115. (Polka) The Polka Quadrilles; and The Rose Polka by J. Pasdeloup. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned, edge wear, very good. There are two songs one of 3 pages and one song of a single page. $50.00
	M116. REXFORD, E. E. Silver Threads Among the Gold. Song & Chorus. Written by E.E. Rexford, Composed by H.P. Danks. London: Hopwood & Crew, (1875). 9 3/4" x 13", disbound, 6pp. Light tanning o/w fine. $75.00
	M117. RUBINSTEIN, Anton. Melody. Cover Sheet: Oeuvres Choisis. NP: W. F. Shaw, (c. 1884). 10" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Very good. $65.00
	M118. (Scotland) Auld Robin Gray, The Favorite Scotch Song. London: Howard & Co., n. d. (ca. 188-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 3pp. Soiling to covers, name on front (dated 1880), very good. $45.00
	M119. (Scotland) Mary of Argyle, a much admired Scotch Song. Written by Charles Jefferys, Composed by S. Nelson. New York: Firth Pond & Co., n.d. (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Very good. $40.00
	M120. (Scotland) O Nanny Wilt Thou Gang Wi Me; & Mary Morrison. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned, tear at base of spine o/w near fine. There are two songs of two pages each. $45.00
	M121. SINCLAIR, John. Johnny Sands. A New Comic Ballad Composed by... London: Duff & Hodgson, n.d. (ca. 186-?). 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Dampstain bottom right corner that is evident throughout, some browning to pages, a better than very good copy but not quite near fine. $85.00
	M122. SMITH, James. Mr. & Mrs. John Prevost. The Admired Comic Song Written by ... Sung at the Private Concerts by Mr. Sola: And arranged by him with an Accompaniment for the Piano-forte or Spanish Guitar. And Dedicated to his Friend T. Savory. London: D'Almaine, n.d. (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13 3/4", disbound, 5pp. Pages tanned, some soiling to covers, o/w near fine. $85.00
	M123. SMITH, W. H. The Troubadour Song. Cover Sheet: The Popular Songs and Melodies from the Musical Scenic Romance of the Enchanted Beauty or the Dream of 100 Years. Now Performing with Brilliant Success at the Boston Museum. Boston: Oliver Ditson, (c. 1850). 10" x 13", disbound, 7pp. Toronto distributor's stamp on front cover, name, very good. $40.00
	M124. SPINDLER, Fritz. Amazonen-Ritt. By ... NP: W. F. Shaw, (c. 1884). 10" x 13", disbound. Fine. $50.00
	M125. Spring-Blossoms. By Mazurka. London: Augener & Co., n.d. 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 7pp. Some light tanning, stamped on front cover, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M126. TENNEY, Mrs. C.M. The Merry Mountaineers. Quartette as Sung by Whitehouse's New England Bards... Music by D. B. Tenney. Boston: G. P. Reed, (c. 1856). 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Near fine. $35.00
	M127. TENNYSON, Alfred. Home they brought her Warrior dead. Sung at Public Concerts. Poetry by Alfred Tennyson, Music by W. K. Bassford. No. 4057 & 4058. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 5pp. Pages tanned, light foxing, o/w near fine. $65.00
	M128. TENNYSON, Alfred. The May Queen. In 2 Parts Complete. Music Composed by Dempster. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 4pp. Pages browned, very good. $50.00
	M129. TENNYSON, Alfred. Too Late, Too Late. Song of the Novice from "Idylls of the Kings". Poetry by A. Tennyson, Esq. Music by W. H. Montgomery. No.s 2413 & 2414. Musical Bouquet. London: Musical Bouquet Office, n.d. (ca. 185-?). 10" x 13 1/2", disbound, 6pp. Pages browned, very good. $60.00
	M130. TERRIS, Dorothy. (Ma Petite Fee) Wonderful One. Music by Paul Whiteman and Ferdie Grofe. Toronto: Leo. Feist, (c. 1923). 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", 6pp. Light soiling, name on cover, o/w near fine. $35.00
	M131. VALENTINE, T. Home! Sweet Home, A Favorite Air. Arranged with Variations for the Piano Forte by... New York: William Hall & Son, (ca. 186-?). 10" x 13", disbound, 5pp. Toronto distributor's stamp on front cover, o/w near fine. $35.00
	M132. WILLARD, Mrs. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Music composed and dedicated to Dr. Mitchell by J. P. Knight. Boston: Oliver Ditson, (c. 1853). 9 3/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 7pp. Toronto distributor's stamp on front cover, near fine. $45.00
	M133. WODEHOUSE, P. G. and Clifford Grey. The Church 'Round the Corner. Music by Jerome Kern. Cover Sheet: Florenz Ziegeld's Jr's Production of Marilyn Miller and Leon Errol in the Musical Comedy Sally ... New York: T. B. Harms, (c. 1921). 9" x 12", 5pp. Tape at bottom of spine, some tanning to pages, a better than very good but not quite near fine copy. $125.00
	M134. WOODBURY, I. B. He Doeth All Things Well, Or My Sister. A Ballad, Words by F.M.E. Music by I. B. Woodbury, and respectfully dedicated to Mrs. Follett. Boston: Geor. P. Reed, (c. 1847). 10" x 12 3/4", disbound, 3pp. Very good. $45.00
	M135. WURZEL, G. Friedrich. Fare Thee Well Kitty Dear. Song and Chorus. Written expressly for and sung by Wood's Minstrels. Composed by... New York: William Hall & Son, (c. 1852). 9 3/4" x 13 1/4", disbound, 5pp. Very good. $35.00

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