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Cover design is credited to Cindy Rucker, with cover photograph by Scott Enyart; the songbook is published by Warner Bros.

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Folk Songs Of The United States. California State Series 1951 First Printing. Overall nice condition.

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Format: Collection-style piano score for solo keyboard, combining short teaching pieces with classical and folk selections for adult students. The Adult at the Piano, Book Two, published by The Boston Music Co., Boston, Massachusetts.

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German Folk Song book collection Klingende Heimat (Hans Sikorski) auf Deutsch

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Stains, writing on front cover, staple wear, title page missing torn piece and spine wear. See all photos for condition details.

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This First Edition folk song book is beautifully arranged with a great selection of songs from the British Isles. The book would make a great conversation piece, an addition to a collection, or could be restored. The included handwritten letter, dated December 28, 1963 was to Father Eric, whose name is also written just inside the cover of the book. Both the book and letter are offered as-is. Folk Songs of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Selected and edited by William Cole. Published by Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1961.

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Published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. This is a 1919 piece of jazz sheet music titled « Jazz Baby. ». Chords for piano and has lyrics. In 1926, Wheaties cereal used this tune as an advertising jingle.

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Chappell's Famous Melodies for Piano Solo Louis Singer Because Sleepy Songbook

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Folk Songs for Solo Singers, Vol. The front and back covers have surface rubbing, edge and corner creases, and small spine and lower-edge pressure lines. Binding staples are secure. A piece of tape has been used to repair the front cover’s small tear coming down from the top edge.

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Antique 1919 sheet music titled The Big Bass Singer (for the Pianoforte) by Walter Rolfe, published by Theodore Presser Co., Philadelphia. A lively and comical piano solo from the late Victorian era, The Big Bass Singer features bold chords and a humorous caricature cover of a rotund gentleman clutching his music sheet — a fine example of late 19th-century illustration and typography.

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