Search Results: Authors starting with H from Moneyblows Books & Music

North Ameriscan Music Co., 1903 Music Supplement, New York American and Journal, Sunday, Sept. 20, 1903. As Sung by Miss Lulu Glaser in the Title Role in 'Dolly Varden.' Pages are browned and brittle, a few small tears. Music is very readable.

Ticknor & Company, 1894 Issued in conjunction with the American Architect and Building News. Large folder (13.25" x 16.25") with 30 black and white heliotype plates of the Town Hall, Library, Gate-Lodge and Railway Station. the beige folder is very worn, scuffed, with traces of old water damage, and is missing the ribbons that once secured the plates. The plates themselves are in very good condition, some show slight wear on the edges. No markings. Requires extra postage.

Carl Fischer, 1934 Musical Numbers to be Sung and Played by the Children. A few pages have pencil notations. Delightful black and white line illustrations. 52 pp. Previous owner name on cover.

NYC: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1967 160 B&W photographs celebrating Sandburg's life. Usual ex-library markings, some pencil notations, previous owner inscription, back hinge broken. DJ has been placed in new protective brodart.

Macmillan, 1952 Twelfth Annual Issue. Stories and essays on a variety of topics, with a special section on the 1920's. Illustrated throughout with photographs and drawings. Contributors include Sir Compton Mackenzie, Christopher Morely, Walter de la Mare, Ronald Searle, Kay Dick. Red cloth covers, 296 pp. Dust jacket is edgeworn.

CCP / Belwin inc., 1975 Covers are rubbed, soiled; previous owner name -- Norah Jones -- on title page.52 pages.

Ble Seas Music Inc., 1969 From 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.' Movie cover. Slight edgewear, no marks or writing

Chicago: Albert Whitman & Company, 1945 The Milo Winter Edition. The classic tale of patriotism, originally published in 1927. Color and black and white line drawings. 127 pp. Illustrated endpapers, blue covers with pictorial pastedown. Dust jacket is edgeworn with small tears, one small piece missing from spine - now in protective mylar.

J. Stillman Smith and Co,, 1895 1895, small hardcover with pictorial front cover, no jacket. Previous owner name, covers are soiled, with water stain on back; very faint water stains along spine inside pages..

Greenwich House, 1982 Slight shelf wear to dust jacket, no marks. Lavishly illustrated, includes Prince William's horoscope.

NY: Crescent Books, 1982 Filled with colorful and touching photographs, condition is near perfect; slight binding separation at front.

Ted Browne Music Co., 1923 Edgewear, covers are partially separated along spine, no markings in music.

P. Blakiston's Son & Co., 1903 Second Impression of the Seventeenth Edition. Embossed red covers. Some edgewear, binding slightly cracked in center, slight soiling to page ends. Previous owner bookplate with 1904 date. No marks or writing. Illustrated, 912 page, indexed.

NYC: Dell #53. Pages are browned, one page is loose and frayed on ends. Pictorial covers are edgeworn; front cover is creased at corners.

Boston, MA: Lee and Shepard, 1900 Book has been re-bound in library-style maroon binding with gilt lettering on spine. Pages are age-browned, one has tear; frontis illustration and six others (last one is missing).

American Music Pub., 1930 Edgewear, no markings in music. From the movie "High Society Blues."

American Music Pub., 1923 Edgewear, no markings in music. From the movie "The Gold Diggers."

Ballantine Books, Inc., 1972 Slight edgewear, The story of the young Navajo artist Jimmy Toddy, who signs his work Beatien Yazz (Little No-Shirt).

1942 Inset photo of Pee Wee Hunt. Edgewear, slight browning to pages. Previous owner name, no other markings.

NYC: Macmillan, 1928 Red covers with gilt lettering, two fold-out charts, 434 pp, indexed. July, 1928 printing. Some fading to spine, minimal edgewear, no marks or writing.