This vintage sheet music is titled The Things We Did Last Summer. The lyrics are by Sammy Cahn and the music is by Jule Styne. On the cover it says featured by Bing Crosby. Very good condition with no damages or writing. 1946
Vintage 1954 sheet music titled That's How Much I Love You. Music by Eddie Arnold, Wally Fowler, and J Graydon Hall. Cover art features Wally Fowlwer. Great condition.
Somewhere Someday (we'll meet again) by Erno Rapee & Lew Pollack 1928. From the musical The Red Dance. Photo of Dolores Del Rio. This one is not in very good condition, see photo.
Old sheet music dated 1928. Cover picture of Guy Lombardo and a deco character drawing of a 20's flapper girl. This selection titled " Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You?" by Larry Shay, Haven Gillespe,and George Frommel. Poor condition, spine has been taped, rough on edges and a tear on the back. No pages or paper missing though.
That's Amore vintage sheet music From the Paramount Picture "The Caddy" starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis with Donna Reed. Words by Jack Brooks, Music by Harry Warren. Paramount Music, 1953.
Condition is slightly worn and aged. No markings found on cover but some of the music is missing and this is only suitable for framing.
By Chas E.Long. a waltz song. This is not in good condition. All music is here, but has lots of wear and mending. See photo.
Disney 100 Acre Concert Pooh & Pals Snowglobe. Winnie the Pooh leads the band as Eeyore plays the tuba, Tigger is on trumpet and Piglet on the cymbals. Ivory fences & brown wood version LE50 made for Disney Store.
Plays:"And the Rain, Rain, Rain Came Down, Down, Down". Measures 7.5" x 7.25" Originally retailed for $68.00 at the Disney Store. but this one ihas been discontinued. Briefly displayed but in excellent condition. No box.
All Items : Music and Musical Instruments : Pre 1970
item #1204240
(stock #safn-4348)
Burl Ives Presents America's Musical Heritage ~114 Best ~ Complete Set
Burl Ives Presents America's Musical Heritage; 114 Treasury of America's Folk Songs and Ballads.
Complete 6 LP Box set which includes Hardcover book complete w/lyrics and illustrations (No rips, tears or stains to spine or pages)Looks like it has never been looked at.
Box itself has light shelf wear and is a little soiled, and has a ripple in the paper front...
This lovely music dome revolves as it plays music. I think it plays Swan lake. The glass dome is quality as it has roses cut into the glass. Measures 7" tall. Perfect condition. Music box base and swan is made of a resin material that gives fine detailing to the sculpture.
All Items : Music and Musical Instruments : Pre 1950
item #944289
(stock #safn-9399)
A sweet music box figural made of hand painted ceramic. Movement marked Sankyo Japan. Hummel look children. A little boy plays his guitar to an adoring little girl. Tune plays, Thank God for little girls. Measures 6 3/4" tall, and revolves when wound and music plays. No chips,cracks, or damages.
A military March and two step by Abe Hilzmann.Wonderful cover art by Starmer. WWI war cover picture of lady Liberty draped in the stars and stripes, holding the Declaration of Independence, and Americas proud Eagle mascot by her side. A great cover to frame. All music is complete also. Edges a little rough on the inside page edges. Over all I would say very good condition.
Vintage 1970's figural hand painted porcelain music box or figurine. The front says "Love means never having to say You're sorry" Figure of a young boy and girl. Plays Love story. Measures 6 1/2" tall and is in perfect condition.
What a lovely keepsake this darling little bride would make. It could also be used at a bridal shower or on your wedding table.
This little bride bell was made in 1989, by the Enesco Corporation. It's marked Memories Of Yesterday "Here Comes The Bride God Bless Her" 1989 Enesco Corporation Lucie Attwell Ltd 532100. Measures just over 5" tall, and is in perfect condition. Made of bisque porcelain and is in perfect condition. Clapper intact.
"Three O’Clock in the Morning" is a waltz composed by Julián Robledo that was extremely popular in the 1920s. Robledo published the music as a piano solo in 1919, and two years later Dorothy Terriss wrote the lyrics. Paul Whiteman’s instrumental recording in 1922 became one of the first 20 recordings in history to sell over 1 million copies. Featured in Greewich Village Follies 1921.Cover artist JVR. Good condition with minor wear.
