Search Results: Authors starting with M from Suzanne and Truman Price / Columbia Basin Books

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George Routledge & Sons, 1883, apparent first printing.. Hardcover in maroon cloth with gilt spine titles, edges marbled, [xvi], 478, [2] pages, frontispiece and 7 plates. . . Condition: Good+ ; solid, straight; light rubs at corners, 3/4 inch waterstain inside bottom front board only, half of a library press stamp at upper corner of free front endpaper, no other marks anywhere.

NY: Metronome, 1942, Volume LVIII Number 8.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . . Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 6.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened; veriy rubbed along spine, with bits of clear tape over.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 7.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 9.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1942, Volume LVIII Number 6.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 42 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 12.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 38 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 11. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1941, Volume LVII Number 10.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 50 pp. . . Very Good: light crease on front cover, clean, straight,unmarked.

NY: Metronome, 1942, Volume LVIII Number 3.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 42 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened; rubbed along spine, with a piece of near-invisible archival mending tape along spine on inside of cover at top 1.5".

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 1.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 42 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

NY: Metronome, 1943, Volume LVIII Number 2.. Paperwraps, 8.8x11.8", 34 pp. . Scarce. Very Good; lightly rubbed around the edges, pages slightly age-darkened.

New York, 1980.. Paperwraps, spine-stapled, 10", 45 pp. Klezmer Revival; Zydeco & NorteÒo Accordion; more. . About Fine: clean, straight, unmarked.

NY: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1989.. Paper, sheet music, 4 pages inc. title. . . New.

Budapest: Corvina, 1968.. Hardcover in glossy boards, 7.5"; 70 numbered pages inc. translations of song texts, etc, and 48 pp of plates, 16 in color and 32 in b&2. . . Very Good: name in top corner of front free endpaper, else very clean solid and unmarked.

London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, 1914.. Paperwraps 4to, 7.2x10.2", 12 pp. Harmonized and arranged for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass, with Piano accompaniment. . Very Good: owner's small name tag front top corner, else clean, straight, unmarked.

New York: Allen, Towne & Heath, 1948, 1st printing stated.. Hardcover in jacket, 9.3", 307 pp. An "Intimate Account of the Most Famous Operas, Their Composers, Performers, Performances and Audiences". . Fine/Fair: Book is clean, straight, unmarked, unbumped; jacket is bright, has 3" closed tear across spine, 2"x.5" hole in back panel, is in clear archival protector.

NY: Leeds Music, 1945.. Sheet Music, folio 9x12", 3 pp of music inc. inside rear cover. Cover shows the three Andrews looking at a wanted poster photo of Roy. Note: our photo does not include the right-hand 1/4" of the front, but it is clean and there, similar to rest. Very Good; light name penned on front above illustration.

Boston: Boston Music Co., 1948 (1942).. Folio paperwraps, 9x12", 63 pp. With the Howard Chandler Christy portrait of Foster on cover and frontis -- with a dotted line at gutter indicating where to detach for posting. This has a 1948 letter from Governor Clements of Kentucky as foreword. My Old Kentucky Home, Massa's in the Cold Cold Ground, Old Black Joe, Ole Folks at Home, Ring de Banjo, Oh Suzanna, Jeanie with the Light brown hair, Come where my love lies Dreaming, are all referenced in the Christy painting; and 7 more.. Good only; spine mended with clear tape; unmarked.

NY: Macmillan, 1974. ISBN 00229192014 (and 4 indicating level 4).. Spiral bound, oblong, 10.5x9", 278 pp text, plus 136 pp of songs with music, appendices. @ 100 songs with words & music, most traditional folk songs: Artsa Alinu; Ast he Sun Goes Down; Batter Up, Play Ball; Bella Bimba; Bells; Certain,ly, Lord; Clear the Tracks; Clementine; The Cuck-coo Clock; Downright Upright; El Jarabe (4 versions)... . Very Good: school stamp on first page else clean, straight, little used.