Henry j sayers (7 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Taped spine, previous owner name, numbers. Alternate chorus lyrics written neatly in pencil -- "We are the Holyoke girls, we wear our hair in curls.".

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Has been 3 hole punched. No marks or writings, pages clean, binding sound. Light wear to spine ends and corners. Will be packaged securely.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Vintage 1949 sheet music variant. The character on the cover is a mustachioed Caucasion man as opposed to other copies with a Black man on cover. Measures 9" X 12". Shows wear and rippling to cover with crease and tearing at upper right corner. Overall clean and brighty and would look fabulous framed in your home, office, pub, restaurant or bar.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. First Thus. Loose DISBOUND sheet music extracted from a previously bound collection. Marvellous cover graphics, suitable for framing. Some light edgewear, former owners signature on cover- music is clean and bright. No stated date, published ca. 1900 or later.

Original Wraps. Zustand: Fine. Can can dancers on cover. IN MINT CONDITION.

Hardcover. Zustand: Poor. Covers have heavy wear, rubbing, soil and sunning. Corners and ends of spine bumped and rubbed. Binding tight. Pages in front soiled and previously stuck together with water with some holes from separation and water stains on most pages. Tape marks inside front and back covers. 80 pages. Fiftieth history of Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary of New York that originated in the Roman College of the Society of Jesus. Black and white pictures of current and past members. Size: 5.25 x 8.25.…

Zustand: Good. no date (1892?) 4 pp., printed front wrap, 2 pp of music notation and lyrics, with 4 encore verses on back wrap, " written by Henry J. Sayers for the minstrel farce comedy "Tuxedo." 11 advertisments in red ink surround front and back wrap, the adverts are for St John merchants of the day, printed by James W. Dooley, Halifax, closed tears and chips at edges,small spot on front cover, pages are age-toned, A rare item! The song was first ehard in the Boston Theatre in 1891 and became a world-wide pop hit very quickly. The popularity of the song would rival any popular song of today. There is a report of two, young, St. John men being arrested for singing the song in public. A rare item of local ephemera. Size: Broadside. Book.…