Five Issues Original Sheet Music - 1920 to 1935 - Tell Me Little Gypsy - Siegfield Follies of (1920) - Yes We have No Bananas 1923 - Good Night Sweetheart 1931 - Goin' to Heaven on a Mule 1934 - Red River Valley - 1935

This collection of five original pieces of sheet music include - - One - - the Ziegfield Follies of 1920 and the song Tell me Little Gypsy with words and music by Irving Berlin (1920) - - with definite wear to the edges and partial separation of the cover along the fold and with inside photo of Irving Berlin - - overall good. Two - - Yes We Have No Bananas - - by Silver and Cohn (1923) by Skidmore Music Company - - only fair - - with cover just hanging by a shred at the fold - - with G. W. P. Jones Music Company, Washington, PA stamp on the front. Third - - Good Night Sweetheart - - by Noble Campbell and Connelly - - Robbins Music Corporation - - 1931 - - in good condition with tape along the cover fold. The front cover heralding -*The Song Favorite of the King and Queen of England*- and here *-Introduced in America by Rudy Vallee*- - - with his black-and-white photo on the front. Fourth - - Goin' to Heaven on a Mule - - by Dubin and Warren - - M. Witmark and Sons - - 1934 - - in very good condition - - with front cover stating -*From the First National & Vitaphone Picture Wonder Bar*- - - with Dick Powell and Al Jolson listed. Fifth - - Red River Valley - - arrangement by Nick Manoloff - - Calumet Music Company - - 1935 - - in very good condition - - with ukulele and guitar chords - - with western artist motif - - with inset black-and-white photo of the Prairie Ramblers - - with back cover advertisement display showing -*The Greatest Selling Books Ever Published - Sensational Values*- - - featuring The Music of Lulu Belle and Skyland Scotty, Tom Mix, Rusty Gill, The Ranch Boys, Gene Autry, the Arkansas Wood-Choppers, Tex Ritter, and numerous others - - with thumbnail pictures and brief information for each item - - all on the back cover.…