Vintage "Two Hearts" sheet music. From the German screen operetta - Two Hearts in Waltz Time. This has the first line of the song in English and the second two verses are in German. This was published by Harm Inc and Chappell and Co ltd. Music is by Robert Stolz. Lyrics by Alfred Gruenwald, Walter Reisch and Fritz Rotter. On the inside it says American version by Joe Young. There are diagrams for Guitar and chord notations for Ukuleles and banjos.
Very good condition for it's age...
There is a Tavern in the Town (The Drunkard Song)vintage sheet music, 1934.
Words and music by; William H. Hills, edited and revised by Rudy Vallee.
Featured on Cover is a photo of Rudy Vallee from his hit talking picture "Sweet Music".:
Written for Piano & Voice. Additional Diagrams
Guitar Chords. 9x12 Format Overall Condition:VERY Good
Sheet music from 1934. Artwork by Perret. Deco style womans head with fan. Don't let your love go wrong, by George Whiting, Nat Schwartz, and J.C. Johnson. Good condition. Spine has been taped and upper left corner has a hand written name & date. See photo.
Nice cover with an inset feature photo of Paul Martin, with a nice cabin in the pines background. 1937.Music by Nick Kenny,Al Frazzini, and Nat Madison. Music in excellent condition. Would be nice framed also for YOUR cabin in the pines.
The Carpenters hit "Bless the Beasts and Children" from the movie of thesame name. Picture of the Carpenters on the cover. 1971. Music & words by Barry De Vorzon & Perry Botkin Jr. This music is in excellent condition!
From the Movie of the same name starring Bing crosby. Intact, no rips or repairs. Pretty nice condition, a little wear along the fold. Picture of a young Bing Crosby on the cover. Light handwritten name on the cover.
Cute cover art on this 1927 music selection by Barbelle of a cute 20s style girl. Words by Alfred Bryan & Arthur Terker. Music by Pete Wendling, Inset photo of Sonny and Margy Hoey (figgety feet). Nice condition. One rip on the right. Intact, and would be great to frame also.
Cover artist Leff on this 1933 selection introduced by Guy Lombardo.(Cover photo). Music by Joe Young and music by James V. Monaco. Very nice condition.
Pretty deco girl on the cover of this 1927 music selection. Nice condition other than a handwritten name by the original owner of the music. Small tear at the bottom. Song with a ukulele arangement. Music and lyric by Vilma, Banky
Perfect piece of sheet music, no tears, repairs or wear. Artwork plus an inset frature photo of Alice Mann.Lyric by George Whiting and Nat Schwartz. Music by J.C. Johnson.
Pretty deco cover art by Roat. Very nice condition. Suitable for a pretty piece of framed art. Lyrics by Richard W.Pascoe, and music by Luella Lockwood Moore and Will Dulmage.
Just a babys prayer at twilight (for her daddy over there). Music dating 1918 WWI era.cover illustration is good, but edges are rough,could be trimmed, all intact.Cover artist Barbelle. Would be nice framed too.
Pretty cover art on this selection dated 1913. Music is all there but all sheets are seperated and back cover is badly stained with pink. Edges are rough, graphics are nice though and would still frame up lovely. Music is completely useabe and readable. Just not in the best of condition. Done by Crews Studios.
Cover art by DeTakacs. Good condition to use or frame. Worn edges. Words by David Berg and music by Alfred Solman.
From Blanche Ring's big hit "Jane O'Day from Broadway" Cover photo of Blanche Ring. Words and music by Will A. Dillon. Good condition, small hand written signature on cover.
Old sheet music with cover artistry by Starmer. Good condition, all music is here, There is a couple of signatures on the cover from a previous owner and a couple of tears on the edges. Words by Peter Johnson (Gilchrist) and music by Wilber H. Lynch.
Very nice condition on this music from 1949. Cover photo features Katheryn Grayson, Mario Lanza and David Niven, from the movie Toast of the Town. Lyrics by Sammy Kahn and music by Nicholas Brodszky. Fantastic condition. Tiny signature of a previous owner on the cover.
An Excellent copy of The Swiss Lullaby with a feature cover photo of the 101 Ranch Boys. Words & music by Vaughn Horton and Harry Kogen. This was published by Southern Music and is an upbeat polka song from 1949.
