This is a nice piece of sheet music for the song "Midnight Cowboy" as sung by Johnny Mathis on Columbia Records. It was the theme song of the movie by the same title starring Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight.

The lyrics are by Jack Gold and the music is by John Barry with a 1969 copyright. There are three pages of music. The last page has all the words to the song.

The booklet is in good condition - inside and out...

This item is very vintage sheet music! The song is a Fox Trot titled "Just Say, "Good-Night," Not Good-Bye." The words to the song are by Harry Pease and the music is by Ed. G. Nelson. The copyright is 1927. The copy contains saxophone, trompet (spelled this way on the cover), violin, clarinet, and tenor banjo parts.

The back page has the song "Rose Dreams" - a poem by J. R. Shannon and music by A. J...

This is a very nice, vintage song book titled "Irving Berlin's Accordion Folio, No. 2" arranged by Cliff Scholl. The book was published by Irving Berline Music Corporation of New York, New York, with a copyright of 1954.

The book includes some wonderful oldie greats - many with copyrights in the early 1920's such as Alexander's Ragtime Band, Always, Easter Parade, Soft Lights & Sweet Music, and more.

The book is in very good condition - especially considering it is 50 years old...

This item is sheet music for the song "Don't Cry Out Loud" as recorded by Melissa Manchester on Arista Records. The words and music are by Carole Bayer and Peter Allen with a copyright of 1976 & 1978.

There are four pages of music.

The booklet is in good condition - inside and out. The front cover has some minor surface wear. The red area is all one color. The light area on the lower left is light reflection. The interior pages are clean...

This is a nice piece of vintage sheet music published by Leo Feist, Inc., of New York. The title of the song is "Dear One" - a love song. Words and music are by Joe Burke, Cy Richardson, and Mark Fisher.

The music for this song includes three pages. The front inside cover has the song "Don't Blame It All On Me" - words by Dorothy Terriss & Leo Wood and music by Ted Morse...

This is a nice little souvenir packet of photographs of the Pikes Peak Region with a saying on the bottom, "Remember Your Trip With Pictures."

The pictures are in a small card stock folder with an open frame in the front to show one of the pictures. There are 10 high-quality pictures included with scenes such as Panorama of the Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls, Pikes Peak and more...

This advertising duo comes from a March 1944 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Scott fine Radio Receivers. The ad states, "There's a sweet melancholy to the cello (oh yes melancholy, but it will gladden your heart to hear it on a Scott!"

The reverse side is an advertisement for Zenith Long Distance Radio. It features the new Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid for $40.00 - ready to wear...

This is a very nice issue of the Saturday Evening Post dated October 1978. The cover features features former Miss America, Phyllis George...

This is a very nice copy of The Saturday Evening Post dated November 1978. The cover features John B. Connally with the caption "John B. Connally: Strong for 1980." The article about Connally has some very nice pictures of him on his Texas ranch.

Lady golfers will enjoy the article titled "Nancy Lopez: Smiling Heir to Gold"s Scepter." Nancy Lopez was from Roswell, New Mexico, and brought some queenly grace to women's golf.

Mickey Mouse fans will enjoy the article about our favorite mouse ...

This is a great issue of Saturday Evening Post dated June, 1978, with a cover picture of a very-young-looking Tom Brokaw of the Today Show.

Don't miss the pictures taken by Linda McCartney in the article "Through The Lens With Linda." It includes one of the Fab Four and one of husband, Paul, with a rose in his mouth.

Mel Brooks fans will enjoy the article titled " . . . And Please Love Melvin Brooks!" explaining how Brooks became the comic genius of the '70s.

Tom Brokaw looks like a kid i...

If you like movie nostalgia, then you will love this August, 1978, Saturday Evening Post. It is a Special Issue titled "50 Years At The Moves." If you have aspirations of being a movie star, there is even an article titled "How to Break Into the Movies." Funny-man Woody Allen graces the cover of this issue.

Its hard to know exactly where to start telling about this issue. It is full of old pictures of movies stars - some like Marlon Brando - has current pictures (as of 1978) and in his y...

This item is an April 1979 Saturday Evening Post in "near mint" condition. The front cover features father and daughter, Pat and Debby Boone.

This issue has many interesting articles in it - many are about the Christian Revival. A few of the articles that support this feature topic include: Donna Fargo - It Takes All You Have to Fight It; How Sweet It Is - B. J. Thomas; Pat and Debby Boone - Sharing the Limelight, Spreading the Word; How to Buy a Gutenberg Bible, and more. In "The Gospel B...