New York: Jerome H. Remick Co., 1910. First Edition. Quarto. Baseball-themed sheet music; 6pp including covers. Cover illustration in color, signed in plate "Starmer," depicting a stadium of fans cheering a baseball game. Very light wear and soil to covers; Very Good to Near Fine. More

[Lausanne: Bibliothèque CIRA, 1996]. First Edition. Octavo (21cm.); publisher's yellow decorative staplebound card wrappers; 48pp. Fine condition. Published as CIRA's Bulletin 52, Mars, 1996. Includes songs in French, English, Italian, Spanish, and German, though introductory matter in French, English, and Italian only. More

Crockett, CA: Carquinez Press, 2010. First Edition. Octavo; pictorial card wrappers; 190pp. New, unread copy. Only authoritative scholarly history of labor songs in America; includes a substantial (250 item) bibliography of primary materials, mostly from the author's own collection. More

New York: Ives Washburn, Inc., 1930. First Edition. First printing. Octavo. Beige linen over boards, titles stamped in brown on spine and front cover; dustjacket; charcoal top-stain; decorated endpapers; 295pp; fore- and bottom text block edges untrimmed. Gentle toning to cloth at margins, still a tight, Near Fine copy. In..... More

Boston: A.N. Johnson and J. Johnson, Jr., 1846-1847. First Edition. Twenty-six volumes bound in one; large quarto (29.5cm.); contemporary sheep-backed marbled boards; iv,208pp.; sheet music throughout. Leather significantly dried and rubbed with shallow loss mid-spine, lacking front free endpaper, some foxing to textblock, contemporary pencil notes to endpapers, else Good..... More

Salt Lake City: Intermountain Folkmusic Council, 1962. First Edition. Octavo (22.25cm.); publisher's tan photo-illustrated staplebound card wrappers; 38pp.; illus. & music throughout. Minor toning to extremities, else Near Fine. Collection of local and indigenous folksongs. More

Altoona: Altoona Tribune Company, 1919. First Edition. Collection of ballads and work songs from Pennsylvania's north woods, collected by Shoemaker with the assistance of native ballad singers John French and John Chatham (whose portraits appear as frontispieces). Reissued in 1923; the first printing is notably uncommon in commerce. COHEN ("Work..... More

New York: Max N. Maisel, 1911. A compilation of Russian "songs of freedom" and revolutionary poems by various authors. Some of the works included here are early printings of Ruzrushennyi Mol' ("The Ruined Pier"), by Grigorii Gershuni, a Russian revolutionary and a founder of the Socialist Revolutionary Party; and Maxim..... More

Philadelphia: J. Magee, 1864. First Edition. Octavo lettersheet (ca 8" x 5"); bifolium; printed in blue and red on white coated stock on top page only. Fine. A patriotic song in thirteen stanzas, celebrating Sheridan's victory over Jubal Early's Confederate troops at Cedar Creek, in the northern Shenandoah Valley, in..... More

New York: Harper & Row, 1966. First Edition. First printing. Quarto (28.5cm.); red publisher's cloth with black lettering, in white pictorial dustwrapper; viii,165pp. Boards slightly warped; top edge of block and boards soiled. Wrappers worn with some soiling and edge rolling; sticker residue and rubbing on rear; tear at heel..... More

Dover, NH: Mrs. Charles H. Toby, 1913. First Edition. Suffrage-themed sheet music, featuring a large caricature of Uncle Sam next to a pick-axe, shovel, and suitcase labeled "Women's Votes," while holding a scroll stating "Miss Liberty Will Sing This Popular Song." The figure is surrounded by circular vignettes featuring booze..... More