THE BROADSIDE BALLAD: The Development of the Street Ballad from Traditional Song to Popular Newspaper

Published by Herbert Jenkins, London, 1962

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Seller: Walk A Crooked Mile Books, Williamsburg, PA, U.S.A.Walk A Crooked Mile Books

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Very good, FIRST EDITION, 1962, HARDBACK in nice DUST JACKET. PREVIOUSLY PRIVATELY OWNED. Solid blue cloth HARD C OVER with almost no wear to the boards. With foxing to the end papers and fore edges. Jacket with mild wear and soiling and some foxing to the flaps, we have applied a protective fold-on cover. 205pp. Chapters, The Broadside, The Ballad, The Broadside Balld, Witheletter Balladsheets, Survivals and Revivals.MUS 035950 CARP.

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Title
THE BROADSIDE BALLAD: The Development of the Street Ballad from Traditional Song to Popular Newspaper
Author
Shepard, Leslie
Publisher
Herbert Jenkins, London
Publication year
1962
Condition
Very Good
Dust jacket
Very Good
Binding
Hardcover
Illustrator
Illustrated with sixty facsimilies of ballads
Edition
First Edition.

Walk A Crooked Mile Books

Williamsburg, PA, U.S.A.

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We had an open shop in the Northwest section of Philadelphia in the Chestnut Hill, Mt Airy neighborhood for 18 1/2 years. It was in a beautiful 1882 train station designed by the noted architect, Frank Furness. In August of 2014, we closed that shop but continue to sell on-line out of our home in Williamsburg, PA. We'd love to have you visit our 8,000 plus books, by appointment.

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