Search Results: Authors starting with F from Suzanne and Truman Price / Columbia Basin Books

NY: Globe Music, not dated (latest song copyright is 1906).. Paperwraps, folio 9x12", 32 pp. The Sparkle of My Lady's Eyes, Believe, Lonesome Little Maid, Maybe, HHow Can I Say Farewell, When Love is Gone, Sometimes Dear Heart, Two Eyes, One Kiss Tells All, Song of the Sun Dial. . Good: solid, unmarked; wrinkles, foxing stains on some lower corners (for 1/5 the page) where perhaps it was handled; 1" tear at spine top, with clean tape.

Shenandoah, IA: Haden Family/Radio Station KMA, no date.. Paperwraps, cross-stapled tan cardstock, 7.7 in., not paginated. 88 songs with musical scores and full lyrics; mainly gospel hymns, plus a few such as Put My little Shoes Away, Yellow Rose of Texas, etc. . Quite scarce; non on worldcat. Good to Very Good; solid; name at top of cover, some silverfishing on rear cover; staples rusty but strong.

New York: International Publishing Co., no date indicated.. Paperback, 7.75" x 10.75" tall, 128 pages. . Ships well wrapped, in cardboard mailer for protection,. As new: light music store stamp on front, otherwise clean, straight; unused and unopened.

Edward B. Marks Music Corp, 1973.. Paperback, 10.5 in, spine-stapled, 93 pp. . We ship our books well protected in cardboard plus. Near Fine: name on front cover, else very straight clean and unmarked.

NY: Leo Feist Inc., 1947.. Paperwraps folio, brown, 9x12", 92 pp. Contains a hit song from eadch year 1914 through 1943; from "When You Wore a Tulip" to "Comin' In On a Wing and a Prayer". . Good only; tape mend on lower spine, notes next to 5 songs in table of contents; inner pages fine.

London: Stainer & Bell, no date, 1948 at a guess. Songs were copyhrighted 1921 - 1927.. Paperwraps, 10", 24 pp. This first volume contains 10 songs: What then is love, sings Corydon (Ford); Flow my Tears (Dowland); When Laura smiles (Rosseter); Say, Love, if ever thou didst find (Dowland); My sweetest Lesbia (Campian); There is a Garden in her Face (Campian); In Sherwood lived stout Robin Hood (Jones); Rest, sweet nymphs (Pilkington); Down, down, proud mind (Corkine); Of all the birds that I do know (Bartlet). Very Good: light exterior soil, orig. bookseller stamp on title page else unmarked, clean, straight, unwrinkled.

Boston: W B Foyle and N Capen, 1844.. Cardstock covers on black cloth spine, 4 x 5 1/2 inches, 31 pp + index. 21 songs with music, inc. The Musical Alphabet, The Cuckoo, Temperance Call, etc. I noticed that Twinkle Twinkle Little Star has a somewhat different melody, and 3 more verses. Uncommon. Very light, ships first class air; partial refund for international. Good or better: solid, no tears, good paper; name of Newton R. Earl written lightly on title page.

Northfield, VT: Arthur Wallace Peach / Vermont Commission on Country Life. 1934.. Teal paper boards on cloth spine, 6x9 , 86 pp. 24 old songs with music, full verses and provenance; some Elizabethan, some older US ballads; The Derby Ran; Three Hunters; In Old Pod-Auger Times; The Rummy Crocodile; Charming Sally Ann; Old Cromwell; Gipsy Davy; etc. . Good to VG: solid, extgerior soil, 10c penned at top corner front; contents vg.

Printed for Flatt & Scruggs, not dated, but about 1957, judging dates mention and photo of Early Ray Scruggs on his tricycle.. Paper, spine-stapled, 16 unnumbered leaves 8.5x11" oblong. 31 photos of Lester, Earl, or the Band, many with their various families; and lyrics to 15 of their songs. Uncommon; no copies known, including WorldCat libraries. Good to Very Good: solid; address and original 2c stamp on back cover, light soil on covers.

Glasgow: Mozart Allan, no date. (guess 1945-48).. Hardcover, blue cloth spine and corners, with paper-covered boards (showing 14 plaids named), 28 cm, 78 pp. With 22 large photos, most of them full page, of Scottish sights and one of "Scotland's Own Comedian" Alec Finlay. A scarce book, with only 3 copies in libraries worldwide in 2010. Music and full lyrics for 47 songs, inc.: The queen's Maries; Caller herrin'; Jock o' Hazeldean;The auld hoose; The deil's awa'; Mary of Argyle; Morag's Faery glen; Lochnagar; Kirkconnel Lea; We'd better bide a wee; Bonnie wee window; Kelvingrove;... Very Good: solid, clean, exterior rubbed; original music store stamp lightly on title page, and small name 1956 in top corner of title page.

Joe Davis, Inc., 1937.. Paper, 10 x 7.5 in., 54 pp. . . Condition Fair: Book was Good, solid and unmarked, but cover was rubbed and torn loose at staples, with short tears and two 1/4 to 1/2 " pieces missing; Mended internally with archival mending tape and restapled.

New York: Wm. J. Smith Music Co., 1934.. Folio paperwraps, 9x12", 21 pp, ads. 10 melodies: Shepherds March; Grace and Beauty (gavotte); On the Lake; Medora (waltz); Starry Night (tango); Merry Days (waltz) etc. . Very Good: light exterior soil, interior clean, unmarked, straight.

Hollywood: Cross Music, 1943, presumed first edition.. Folio paperwraps, 48 (2) pp. Foran broke into Hollywood as a Singing Cowboy, before a long career in diverse roles. This collection of 20 songs authored largely by screen composer Fleming Allan is all Western: Night-Herder's Song; Rose of Laredo; Poor Old Bill; The Road to Santa Fe, etc. Very Good: solid, clean and unmarked, with light rubbing along spine ad a bump at spine bottom, with a small surface pull-tear there where tape was removed.

NY: M Witmark, 1965.. Paperwraps, 6.8x10.6", 24 pp. Arrangements for 13 pop-folk hits: 4 dylan, 5 Peter Paul or Mary; Nine Hundred Miles, Masters of War, Michael Row the Boat Ashore, Roberta, etc; including lyrics chords and musical scores. . Very Good, near fine: clean and unmarked; nice white paper in perfect condition.

Cleveland & NY: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1927.. Large trade paperback, 7x10.5", 78 pp, yellow spine. 15 songs for 4-part harmony: Bells of the Sea, Indian Dawn, In the Heart of the Hills, Lassie O'Mine, Love Came Calling, My Song of Love For You, Neapolitan Nights, One Fleeting Hour, Parting Kiss, Ship O'Dreams, Song of the Fisher-Boats, & 3 more. No other copies available on line. Very Good: #210 at top of cover, school stamp at top of title page, else bright, straight, clean.

Self-published, 1897.. Paperback, 146 pp, 8.4", red cardstock front cover. Containing "G. A. R. Post and Muster-in Songs, Old War Songs, with New and Old Camp-fire Selections, also Plantation Songs and Negro Melodies". . 4 original pages at end and the rear cover are missing and replaced by photocopies, attached with archival mending tape; also original red spine cover missing and replaced; Everything else holds together, inc. front cover, pages good. Photo here.

Self-published, 1897.. Paperback, 142 pp (of orig. 146), 8.4", red cardstock front cover. Containing "G. A. R. Post and Muster-in Songs, Old War Songs, with New and Old Camp-fire Selections, also Plantation Songs and Negro Melodies". . Good only: because rear paper cover is split from spine, attached with bits of old tape; otherwise v.g., clean, solid, pages very good, clean white & without foxing (I'd be happy to reattach cover with archival mending tape on request).

Chicago: M. M. Cole Publishing Co., [1937].. Paperwraps, 9", 48 pp. 55 songs, with words, music, and chords, inc. Old Nevada Moon; Yellow Rose of Texas; Cackling Hen; Cowboy Jack; The Prairie is Heaven to Me; An Old Dusty Saddle; etc. . About Fine: bright, clean, unmarked. Ships well protected.

Chicago: M. M. Cole Publishing Co., [1937].. Paperwraps, 9", 48 pp. 55 songs, with words, music, and chords, inc. Old Nevada Moon; Yellow Rose of Texas; Cackling Hen; Cowboy Jack; The Prairie is Heaven to Me; An Old Dusty Saddle; etc. . Fine: bright, clean, unmarked, unwrinkled; remarkably fine condition; in the original mailing envelope. Envelope flap was torn off at opening, has Two 1c stamps postmarked Nashville TN.

Dallas: Stamps Quartet Music, inc., 1967. . Paperwraps, cross-stapled, 5.5x7.5", approx 120 pp. 136 hymns with music, index. . Good: solid, straight, name on cover, paper darkening.