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Publisher's original light yellow cloth with darker yellow spine lettering, octavo, pp. xvi, 203. Black and white illustrations.

Publisher's original red cloth with spine and upper board lettering gilt, bold and bright, octavo, pp. vi, 154. This title was issued without a dust jacket.

Publisher's stapled wrappers, octavo, pp. 40. Front panel illustration of star Ethel Merman by Peter Arno, New Yorker Magazine's influential cartoonist. Includes many period advertisements and bygone polite theatre requests such as "Ladies are requested to remove their hats." As collectors and scholars of the era are aware, the cheaper quality paper used for this item is a bit toned… Read more about this item

Publisher's burgundy cloth, 16mo (7 inches tall x 4 1/2 inches wide) pp. xi, 111, [1], plus ads for other titles in Harper's Library of Living Thought series. Illustrations. Top edge gilt; deckle fore- and bottom edges. Spine rubbed. Spine ends and board tips rubbed through. About GOOD, withal.

Publisher's black cloth with spine lettering gilt, octavo, pp. x, 211. Illustrations.

Publisher's decorated boards accented with silhouettes, 16mo, unpaginated [pp. 61]. Laid into a form-fitted, identically decorated cardboard box. Frontis portrait of Carrie Jacobs-Bond accompanied by facsimile signature. Song lyrics on each page framed in fancy red and black borders. Old gift inscription in a small neat hand on free front end paper. Mild instances of foxing in the text. Box… Read more about this item

First edition, so stated, in the publisher's brown boards with silver spine and upper board lettering, quarto, pp. 564 plus colophon. Illustrated in color and in black and white. Mild shelf wear.

Publisher's lettered gray cloth backstrip over lighter gray boards, octavo, pp. 326.

Sewn binding. Cloth over boards, pp. 224.

Publisher's gray boards with spine lettering gilt, octavo, pp. xii, 251. Illustrated. About Very Good with shelf bumping at bottom board tips.

Publisher's green cloth with silver spine lettering, octavo, pp. xiv, 295 plus ads. Illustrated.

An As New octavo volume in As New dust jacket.

Publisher's stiff card stock wrappers, octavo, pp. xx, 269. Illustrated. Just light shelf and handling wear.

First printing, octavo, pp. xvi, 312. Illustrations. Publisher's dark blue boards with spine lettering gilt. Illustrated dust jacket. Just light shelf wear.

Publisher's card stock wraps, octavo, pp. xiv, 400. Illustrated. Bibliography useful for further study. Discography. Filmography.

Small Portland, Maine, concert programme announcement broadside, measures 11 x 5 inches. About Very Good with some light old creasing and neat folds. Secured now in shrink wrap against a white backing board. Uncommon in trade or in institutional holdings, with no copies located in a 2020 OCLC search.

Publisher's stapled wrappers, octavo, pp. 15. Includes Biographical Sketches of Vladzia Mashke, Suzanne Bloch, Grant Johannesen and others; April, 1955, Announcements of performances and other events; many advertisements. On page 3, previous owner has written "see page 13." Paper is a bit toned with age, and a few random nicks around pamphlet's perimeter, but GOOD and serviceable withal. Ensconced now… Read more about this item

Lot of fliers / leaflets / short programs includes: (1) Montgomery Concert Course Announces Season of 1947-48 Four Star Attractions single sheet leaflet (previous owner has made pencil notes indicating days of performances); (2) Montgomery Concert Course and Charles L. Wagner Present IL TROVATORE Italian Opera in Four Acts, Eight Scenes; (3) Montgomery Concert Course Presents New York Philharmonic Symphony… Read more about this item

Program in stapled illustrated wrappers for the performance of Madama Butterfly, Opera in Three Acts, in Italian, Libretto by Illica and Giacoso, Friday November 5, 1976, and Sunday, November 7, 1976. William Noll, Artistic Director and Conductor, and featuring Atlanta Lyric Opera Orchestra and The Georgia Tech Chorale, pp. [7] plus one page local ad. Rear panel with a second… Read more about this item

Publisher's blue wrappers with maroon upper wrap lettering, 12mo, pp. 65 plus ads. A Comedy in Three Acts Telling the Charming Life Story of Stephen C. Foster. First presented on January 19, 1926, at Woodland Park Auditorium, Lexington, Kentucky. Wrappers with some toning and old creases. GOOD condition with a few random nicks on wrapper and page edges. Protected from… Read more about this item