Antique Sheet Music Cabinet
Posted in News on 05/28/2007 01:50 pm by admin
Estate Sale on Phinney Ridge, overlooking Ballard, Seattle, WA
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Journeys, Two-Up: On the Road through Grief to Renewal $6.38 Journeys, Two-Up is an intimate and compelling road journal of a widower’s 9,000-mile solo motorcycle trek across the U.S. and a tour of the ancient Middle East following the death of his wife from breast cancer…. |
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From Dust to Glory – A Rural Journey $12.01 This book depicts the story of an old man named Charley who has nearly completed his life’s race and is determined to leave a legacy to future generations. The first three chapters are a written account of a child’s life during the depression years and how his parents deal with the poverty that ensues. The following three chapters deal with the emotional upheaval he endures during his teen and hig… |
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Paul Bowles: A Life $5.98 It was Gore Vidal who suggested that Virginia Spencer Carr postpone her work on Tennessee Williams’s biography in order to write the life of Paul Bowles, who was still alive at the time. Over a decade later Carr has written an erudite and compelling biography of Paul Bowles, the great American composer and writer. Born in 1910, Bowles grew up in New York and at a young age embarked upon an artist… |
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Antique Mahogany Music Cabinet Featuring six drawers for sheet music and a cabinet, this quaint English mahogany music cabinet is a wonderful piece! The drawers have fold down fronts, perfect for storing music, maps, or other large papers. Each drawer is adorned with a pierced brass pull and the cabinet door has a unique brass pull consisting of a horseshoe and a horn shape. This cabinet was made in England around 1900 and rece… |
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1914 Ad Tindale Wooden Music Cabinet Records Piano Roll – Original Print Ad $44.95 This is an original 1914 black and white print ad for the Tindale Cabinet Company, whose salesrooms are located at No. 1 West 34th Street in New York. This ad features their Tindale Music Cabinets for sheet music, talking machine records, and player-piano rolls, in four different wooden styles…. |