Ives E Jr (13 results)

Hardcover. Condition: As New. New Haven: Yale University Library. 1972. 124 pages. 540 entries, includes notes, supplement to discography, etc. Blue cloth, fine copy. No dust jacket as issued by the publisher.

Hardcover. Condition: Acceptable. Cloth cover shows moderate to heavy wear, tear, rubbing, and foxing. Pages with some minor tears and rubbing, heavy foxing.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

(1972). First edition. Very nearly fine lettered in gilt to the spine of the blue cloth covers, with very minor wear to the lower edge and the spine head, and a distributor's insert affixed to the copyright page. No dust jacket. The first volume in the Historical Sound Recording Publication Series, the book lists the recordings of Ives' music, the radio and television broadcasts about Ives, and interviews and commentaries that are contained in the Charles Ives Collection at Yale. …

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Dust Jacket. Dampstained to first approx. 45 pages, pages slightly wrinkled throughout. Foxing to endpapers, light foxing to outside page ends. Front cover dampstained. Covers have slight edge wear and are darkened. ; 160 pages; Songbook with words and music.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the principles and practice of music, serving as an invaluable resource for both students and enthusiasts. The author presents a systematic approach to understanding the fundamentals of music, including pitch, time, rhythm, and harmony. Furthermore, the book delves into the historical and cultural contexts of music, showcasing its significance throughout history. The author also illuminates the transformative power of music, highlighting its ability to inspire creativity, foster connection, and transcend boundaries. Through its rigorous analysis and engaging presentation, this book offers a profound understanding of the art and science of music. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

Full title: THE A B C AND X Y Z OF BEE CULTURE. A CYCLOPEDIA OF EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE CARE OF THE HONEYBEE: BEES, HIVES, HONEY, IMPLEMENTS, HONEY PLANTS, ETC. FACTS GLEANED FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF THOUSANDS OF BEEKEEPERS, AND AFTERWARD VERIFIED BY THE AUTHORS. Front bord subtitle: "The A.I. Root Bee Library." 1929 printing ("213th Thousand" as stated upon title page; first published 1877 per OCLC). [16], 815 pages. Hardcover: H 23.25cm x L 15.25cm. No dust jacket. Original dark boards; stamped lettering and centerpiece stamped honeybee vignette decorate front board; slender scuffing at edges and along board joints. Text block edges well toned with some foxing and small stains. front pastedown has two-line ink ownership inscription "Ben Burney Jr. | 1935." along with circa 1950s-1970s personal bookplate of daughter Marilyn B. Thompson [Marilyn Ruth Burney Thompson]. Strong foxing/toning to endpapers; small dark stain at top spine corners if several initial leaves; two lines of pencil notes on rear free endpaper verso; some foxing/toning to interior leaves. First and last quires slightly pulled; short splitting to surface paper at top of front hinge but binding remains firm. Double-column text with b/w photographs and illustrations throughout. A good copy of one of the classic apiology titles. *** Additionally laid-in a front endpapers is an original single-sided paper label, H 5 3/16 inches x L 6 1/4 inches, titled NOTHING IS BETTER FOR BREAKFAST THAN HOT CAKES AND HONEY GUARANTEED PURE AND FREE FROM BITTER-WEED BY BEN BURNEY, JR. CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS. Presumably intended to be applied to a box or jar but unused in that regard with some soiling/toning, faint creasing at bottom, and shallow wear along right margin. Label is printed in yellow, red, and black; bee and flower illustration on left with wooden hive body box and flower illustration on right. No date specified but probably circa 1930-1950. There is a Crystal Springs, Mississippi cemetery record for a Ben I. Burney [Ben Ike Burney] (1902-1993) whose dates overlap the label's estimated time frame. Online research regarding the Burney honey-apiary operation turns up nothing nor does an independent search of the Mississippi Secretary of State and Department of Agriculture archives. However a small and relatively local honeybee operation in 1930s-1940s rural Copiah County could have easily escaped government business/tax registration or agricultural inspection/certification. Depression-era agriculture product labels for central Mississippi - an area characterized by modest family farms and not the multi-thousand acre plantations of the state's Mississippi River region - are quite uncommon and are an interesting niche within the field of collectible advertising. …

Condition: Fair. New York 1845 Second Edition. Paine & Burgess. Hardcover. 190p. Printed apercovered boards with later paper backstrip. Owner bookplate. Fairly Good, boards worn and soiled; lacks end papers; binding secure. Many pages of music score. Method of teaching music. Quite Scarce.

12x15 cm. Fifth edition. Original 1/4 leather with printed boards, well worn. Spine deteriorated. Lacks free endpapers. 127, [1] pp. The front cover is illustrated with a depiction of musical instruments in the shape of the letters A, B, & C. Published by Cady & Burgess. A work to teach children the basics of music, songs with lyrics throughout. OCLC 24391798 (2 loc.) does not specify an edition. OCLC 229476196 (1 loc.) specifies the 4th edition.…

Condition: Good. Boston 1832 (1831 first edition) Richardson, Lord and Holbrook and Hartford Huntington. Hardcover. Narrow octavo, 72p. of music and lyrics to popular songs including "Mary Had a Little Lamb" on. p. 61 (similar lyrics to popular version today but different score.) Complete except the lower two inches of page on which Mary Had a Lamb appears is torn away taking out about 1/3 of lyrics to that tune and also about 1/3 lyrics to the tune on the verso "The Cricket" - music scores remain complete for both songs. Other songs include: Hymn of Praise, Good Night, Arouse up ye Sleepers, Spring is Come; Wooden Horn, Cradle Song, etc. Lighting toning and staining throughout. Lacks end papers - opens to title page. Half leather with marbled boards. Fair, cover very worn although still intact. No ownership marks.…