Philadelphia: Taylor & Smith, 1928. [4] p.; 24 cm. Contains lyrics to 22 popular songs. No date of publication; many of the songs were copyrighted in 1928. Presumably handed out at events where people wanted to sing along with a piano or orchestra. In Very Good- Condition: creased; minor loss..... More

Hamburg und Leipzig: D. Rahter, 1891. Paperback. 68 p.; 18 cm. Brown wrappers printed in black. This is the libretto only of the opera known in English as The Queen of Spades. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky used a libretto written by his brother Modest Tchaikovsky, based on a short story by..... More

Chicago: F.H. Revell, 1887. Hardcover. 152, v, [3] p.; 13 cm. Black cloth spine with brown paper over boards, printed in dark brown. "The numbers in this edition correspond with the music edition of Hymns new and old." Contains words to 223 hymns. Includes title index. In Good+ Condition: edges..... More

New York: G. Schirmer, 1925. Soft Cover. 1 vocal score ([2], 55 p.); 27 cm. Yellow paper covers. Publisher's advertisement on back cover. The words from the authorized version with additions from 'Taverner's Bible' and other sources. Pianoforte arrangement by Havergal Brian. Curwen edition. Former owner's name at head of..... More

Frankfurt, Ger. C.F. Peters, 1961. Paperback. 1 vocal score ([iv], 17 p.): music; 27 cm. Paper covers with publisher's advertisement on back cover. Edited by Kurt Soldan. Text is in Latin. In Very Good+ Condition: a few pencilled notations; otherwise clean and tight. More

New York: C.F. Peters, 1961. Paperback. Vocal score ([4], 24 p.); 27 cm. Paper covers. Edited by Kurt Soldan. Text in Latin. English and German translations precedes score. For soprano solo, four-part double chorus and orchestra. Inside and outside of back cover contain publisher's advertisements. No date of publication given..... More

Berlin: Ullstein, 1906. Paperback. 16 p.: music, illustrations; 30 cm. Black-and-white photograph on front wrapper of Lohengrin and a swan. Disbound from a larger volume. The music is a piano realization, with some lyrics; accompanied by a few illustrations. In Good- Condition: front wrapper scraped along spine; back wrapper detached..... More

Boston: Jenks & Palmer, 1843. Hardcover. Second Edition. 152 p.: music; 29 cm. Black cloth spine; brown paper over boards printed in black. Back cover has advertisements for works by Webb published by Jenks & Palmer. "Consisting of Systematic Instructions for Forming and training the Voice, and Suitable Vocalizing Exercises..... More

Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. vii, [3], 89 p.: illustrations; 30 cm. Paperback with maroon covers printed in white. In Near Fine Condition: spine is slightly sunned; clean and bright. More

New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1864. Paperback. 79, [1] p.: music; 17 x 26 cm. Grey paper wrappers printed in black with black cloth spine. Title vignette signed: Spiegle-Johnson. Title index on final unpaginated page. Publisher's advertisements for musical instruments and music on back wrapper. Copyright 1857 by..... More

Chicago: H.M. Higgins, 1861. Sheet music with lyrics and music by Henry C. Work, the American composer and abolitionist best known today for the songs "Marching Through Georgia" and "My Grandfather's Clock." At head of title page: "Dedicated to the sisters of our volunteers." 5, [1] p.: music; 34 cm..... More

Cleveland: S. Brainard's Sons, 1873. Sheet_music. 5, [1] p.: music; 35 cm. Front wrapper illustration signed Baker, Chicago. Sheet music for piano and voice (solo and SATB chorus). At head of front wrapper: Work's Popular Songs, no. 33. Advertisements on inside front wrapper and outside back wrapper for S. Brainard's..... More

Boston: Parker & Ditson, 1840. Paperback. 2 volumes: 28, [4], 38, [2] p.: music; 26 x 33 cm. Original plain wrappers (included in page count). Handwritten on front wrappers "Part: 1" and " Part 2." First edition. Organist and composer Heinrich Christoph Zeuner (1795-1857) was born in Saxony but spent..... More