Search Results: Titles starting with V from Moneyblows Books & Music

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1981 Signed by Author. Verity's search for her missing husband takes her to the glittering capitals of pre-WW II Europe and the horror-filled battlefields of the Spanish Civil War. Edgewear to book and jacket.

NYC: Allen Publishing Company, 1914 Reddish-brown leather with a snap-over cover, decorative endpapers. the number 7 is above the title. Covers are worn, soiled on back. Previous owner name, spine is cracked at title page, pages are browned with slight foxing.

G. Schirmer Previous owner name on cover. 43 pages. No markings in music. Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics, Vol 1598.

Mentor Books, 1958 A Mentor Book, First Printing April 1958. MD221, pub. by New American Library. Some soiling to covers, pages are age-browned.

Signet Books, 1949 1949 First Printing. Signet Books #702. Edgewear, some age-browning to pages.

Florence: The Medici Art Series, 1934 #5 in the Medici Art Series, Wonders of Italy. Stiff gray covers with circular illustration of gondola on front cover. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos. Gift inscription dated 1936 on first endpaper. 81 pp, indexed, plus ad for the series. Covers are browned, slightly edgeworn.

Blue Ridge Summit, PA: TAB Books Inc., 1984 ISBN:0-8306-0681-5. Silver boards. Previous owner name on inside front cover; ink notations on last page (list of other TAB books). Today's energy efficient buildings have left out only one thing: air. Ventilating your home can keep both you and your house healthy! Profusely illustrated with B&W photos, charts, line drawings.

NYC: Bantam Books, 1984 Author signature on title page. Verity's search for her missing husband takes her to the glittering capitals of pre-WW II Europe and the horror-filled battlefields of the Spanish Civil War (previously published as The Vain and the Vainglorious).

1898 Decorative green hardcovers are slightly worn. Previous owner name on first endpaper. Frontis illustration - the Old Swimming Hole.

Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1893 1893 printing of 1880 edition. Dark green covers with gilt lettering, decoration on cover, page ends are red. Gift inscription to previous owner in pencil dated 1894.

NY: Nash Publishing, 1975 Authorized reprint of the1911 edition. Wear, rubbing to pictorial covers, soiling to bottom edge of pages. Inside pages are very good, solid binding, no marks.

Philomel Books, 1994 First board book edition, 1994. Signed by Carle with his trademark drawing of a caterpillar. Slight shelfwear.

Heian, 2001 Two folktales: The Rabbit Who Always Got Away and Mai An-Tiem and the Watermelons.

United Cigar Stores Company of America At the time the largest cigar retailer in the world, the United Cigar Stores company issued coupons and certificates in different denominations -- one coupon for every 5¢ spent; one certificate for every 25¢. They were redeemable by mail from catalogs or at redemption centers. Slight wear to coupons; one has small tears. No date, probably 1940a.

El Paso, Texas 14 vintage travel brochures, street map of El Paso, Texas, 1950s - 1960s era: Mission tours, Ranger Peak Aerial Tramway, Southwestern Sun Carnival, Sunland Park, Juarez Racetrack, Walking Tour, 85 Facts about El Paso, Gray Line Tours, etc. Minimal wear, a few creased corners.

Pittsburgh, PA: Department of Music, Carnegie Mellon University, 1990 Includes: The String Quartets of Giacinto Scelsi by Gerald Brennan; Music Insert: Seresta for Cello and Piano by Francisco Mignone; Joseph Joachim and His Circle by Isidor Saslav; Ernest Blochs Violin Concerto by Geoffrey Sharp; A Performer's Guide: Arnold Schonberg's Phantasy for Violin with Piano Accompaniment, op. 47; John Riley; Notes on the Whereabouts of the Orginal Autograph Score of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto.

Ann Arbor, MI: L.F.S. Publications, 1989 Includes: Michael Tree: An Exclusive Interview; 'Beethoven and the French Violin School': A 1958 essay by Boris Schwarz; Music Insert: Three Cadenzas to Beethoven's Violin Concerto by Henry Vieuxtemps; 'Annotation of Twentieth-Century Works for Unaccompanied Viola' by Martin LeBeau; The String Quartet attributed to Benjamin Franklin

Ann Arbor, MI: L.F.S. Publications, 1989 Includes: Csaba Erdelyi: A Hungarian Violist Appears on the American Scene; Selecting a Cadenza to Mozart's Violin Concerti K.216, 218, 219; Sellheim und Sellheim: Cello and Piano Duo; Music Insert: Five Cello Variations on 'God Save the King' by Louis Voigt; 'Ladies on the Bass Line': An Excerpt from Margaret Campbell's The Great Cellists; The Birth of a Strin Quartet by Lucien Kirsch Laporte; the Albert Spalding Exhibit at Boston University Library; Uncle Albert: A Reminiscence.

Pittsburgh, PA: Department of Music, Carnegie Mellon University, 1990 Includes: Jaap Schroder Talks with Gerald Brennan; Music Insert: 'The Solo Cello Sonata, Op.133' by Prokofiev; 'Some Repertoire Alternative for Bowed Strings: Polish music of the 17th and 18th Centuries' by Tyrone Greive; Curtin & Alf: Luthiers; Peter Dreifus Talks about His Ninety-Year love affair with the violin; A Brief History of the Vibrato; Stravinsky: The Concerto in D Major for Violin and Orchestra.

Also included: Excerpts from Volume 5, Number 2, 1990 -- An interview with Leon Fleisher; the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor: A Second Manuscript Score; eugene Ysaye's Six Sonatas for Solo Violin, Op. 27: Bach, virtuosity and Musical Portraiture; Karel Husa Talks with Grald Brennan.

Pittsburgh, PA: Department of Music, Carnegie Mellon University, 1991 Includes: Heinrich Schiff: Cellist with Baton; Music Insert: 'Rhapsodie Hongroise' by Franz Liszt and Joseph Joachim; The Day Lombardini Sirmen's Music Returned to the Stage by Jane L Berdes; Paganini's 'Lesson' by Federico Mompellio.