dexter smith white (8 risultati)

As sung by D. S. Wambold. 3 pages of sheet music, plus cover engraving and advertisement pages. -- Softcover, 10.5x13 inches. Condition: very good (light soil and edgewear). -- Lyricist Dexter Smith's works are in Special Collections at Johns Hopkins Library, but this title is not there.

Softcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket. Revised & Enlarged Edition. Creasing to the outer corners. A few other slight creases. ; Words and music.

Cloth w/DJ. Condizione: G/P. Color, Black & White Plates (illustratore). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. G/P. 1937. . Cloth w/DJ. 8vo., 259 pp., DJ badly rubbed, badly chipped, 85% present, bookplate of ffe, ink inscription on Htitle page .

Sheet Music. Written by Dexter Smith. Music by C. A. White.1869 J. H. Bufford's Lith. Boston, MA Very good condition with light toning to edges and light wear. dskdr4E.

Paperback. Condizione: About Very Good. J. H. Bufford (illustratore). 2nd Printing. 6 pages. Cover illustration lithographed by J. H. Bufford. This apparently is the 2nd printing: a first printing from 1870 has the same illustration, but without the attribution to Bufford on the front cover. Condition is about very good: the 3 leaves are disbound, with minimal roughness along the binding edge (primarily from the stab holes) and with minimal soiling and foxing. Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Sheet Music.

Pamphlet. 5p., decorative titling &c; 14x10.75 inch folio leaves hand-stitched along the left margin, cover illustration in b&w litho (image is 9.5x8 inches) very edgeworn, foxed and dust-soiled. Graveyard scene, gnarled tree, monolithic cross, headstone, angels spiriting the child from its grave, with inset image showing child at prayer. "A valley grave we made her, close beside her mother's lonely tomb".

Cloth. Condizione: G/G. Color, Black & White Plates (illustratore). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. G/G. 1937. . Cloth. 8vo., 259 pp., DJ rubbed & edges frayed , cover bumped .

Cover: As sung by Mr. Hallam of Weston & La Feuillade's Minstrels.Melbourne : W. H. Glen of Collins Street., [c.1870]. Folio, front cover with lithograph of a young girl praying beside her bed by Charles Troedel of Collins Street (mild foxing to front and rear covers), 2 pp musical notation (scattered foxing). This noted song was first published in America in 1870 and was written by Charles A White (1832-92). During 1869-70, Frank Weston, an American entrepreneur, organised four local and imported American troupes into one and hired St. Georges Hall in Melbourne, renaming it Weston?s Opera House. It was the first theatre in Australia to be devoted to the cultural movement known as Ethiopianism. This is the first Australian edition ofPut me in my little bed; copies are recorded in two Australian collections (State Library of Victoria; National Library of Australia).