Great old WW1 cover by Pfeiffer. After the War is over, will there be any "Home Sweet Home" from 1917. All intact,oversize music, a few tears, and a hand written name in pencil. but would be nice framed.
Old over sized music from WW1 war era. Nice cover art of a soldier looking at a picture from home. Not in real good shape. The edges are ragged. All music is there. Could be cropped a little and framed. A great sentimental piece of war music. Hard title to find. Words and music by Al Sweet.
WOW!! great piece of music with an Al Jolson cover.From the 1918 production SINBAD. words by Harold Atteridge and music by Jean Schwartz and AL Jolson. Very good condition other than an upper corner bend. Barbelle cover artistry.
Issued by permission of the United States Marine Corps publicity bureau. Words by Sergt. Bernard S.Barron and music by Gus Edwards. Cover art by J Montgomery Flaee. The cover drawing has the man in the same stance as the Al Jolson cover of this same music. THis one is not from the movie but from the USMC. Very nice condition. Light pencil price on the lower right corner.
Old sheet music from 1917. Cover artist Barbelle. Oversized music. Words by Alfred Bryan and Willie Weston, music by Jack Wells. Average condition. No rips.
Irving Berlins bugle song from 1918. This is a dedication copy to private Howard Friend, the guy in the cot next to him. Inst photo of Herbert Clifton on the cover along with the illustration of the bugle player. Cover artist Barbelle. WWI Good condition other than wear on corners and a watermark on the left corner. (priced accordingly).
Great old WWI era sheet music with a soldier and his girl on the cover. Lyric by Raymond B. Egan and music by Richard A. Whiting. Very good condition for music of this age. A little wear.
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.
Song suggested by the slogan of The New York World.Let the flag fly. Words and music by L. Wolfe Gilbert. Mr Gilbert quoted said "Let every day be flag day" Good average condition. wear on the edges with soft tears. All intact, and would be wonderful framed.
Nice oversized sheet music for the patriot. Music by John A.Heaton & lyrics by Ross F. McKenna. Three marching men on the cover with flag flying proudly. Great to frame also. Nice condition!
A rare 1918 WWI sheet music selection for the collector. "Just like Washington crossed the Delaware, General Pershing will cross the Rhine". Photo of general Pershing and background illustration of Washington crossing the Delaware. Oversized and in great condition!! Words by Howard Johnson, and music by George W. Meyer. Theme suggested by Elinore & Williams.
A big song hit of "Passing Show of 1917" at the New York Winter Garden. Great oversized sheet music with wonderful war time illustration on the cover by R.S. Very good condition.
Great WWI music selection by Irving Berlin. Uncle Sam on the cover leading the song and band. Inset photo of Weston and Fields. Cover art by Pfeiffer. Good condition with a couple of small tears, rough edges, and 1 tiny missing upper right corner.(see picture)Could be trimmed. Nice vivid colors.Would be beautiful framed.
WWl music patriotic war edition dedicated to the red cross nurse (cover). Words by Jack Caddigan, and music by James A. Brennan. Good condition for music of this era. Corner crease and edges a little tattered. Good for music content and framing.
WWI era music from the musical review Kitchy-koo, starring Grace La Rue. Lyrics by Lew Brown and music by Albert Von Tilzer. Great cover art by DeTakacs.Very nice condition!
Old WWl Sheeet music with cover of General Pershing, Cover art by Starmer. Lyrics by J.R. Shannon, and Ray Sherwood. Music by Carl D. Vandersloot. Music all accounted for, but edges are worn and there are a couple of tears. this is a rare piece of music, and flaws do not affect the ability to use it as music or to frame it.
WWl music 1918. Words by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young. Music by M.K. Jerome. Artistry by Barbelle. edges a little worn, all music is here and playable but would be great framed for the subject matter.
Great oversized militarty music by Lieutenant Gitz Rice, and words by Harold Robe. WWI Military, Music sung by John McCormack at all his engagements.Large full body photo of Lt. Gitz Rice, signed on the cover. Great clean condition. 2 corners slightly bent, and one very small tear on the spine. Nice clean crisp condition for music of this age. Photo shows a shadow, that is not discoloring on the cover.
