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1. A Critique on Standards for Evaluating Library Collections; Supplement I to Final Report: A Study of Resources and Major Subject Holdings Available in U.S. Federal Libraries Maintaining Extensive or Unique Collections of Research Materials.

Author

George Washington Univ., Washington, DC. Biological Sciences Communication Project., Benton, Mildr, and Ottersen, Signe

Abstract

An effort to determine the feasibility of formulating a series of criteria for assessing research collections in Federal libraries is delineated in this report. The direction of the investigation was based on a four-stage approach: (1) review the literature for relevant information; (2) enumerate and describe available guides and criteria, and evaluate their possible usefulness as components of, or contributions to standards for measurement; (3) formulate test standards; and (4) test their application in a selected number of libraries. Part I of the report is devoted to a discussion of the topics mentioned above. Part II is a bibliography including references selected from the hundreds reviewed as being most applicable and pertinent to evaluating library collections. (This report is a supplement to LI 002 141.) (Author)

Published
1970

6. ORAL HISTORY RECORDS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

Subjects
UNIVERSITIES & colleges, INTELLECTUALS, SCHOLARS
Abstract

The article presents information on oral history records at Columbia University. The Oral History material at Columbia University is housed in Special Collections of Butler Library, room 104, and is available for examination by qualified scholars on the premises only. It may not be reproduced, nor are we permitted, by the terms of agreement made with each donor, to loan the material to other institutions. About one third of the memoirs thus far obtained may not yet be examined by anyone, in most such cases until five years after the death of the authors.

Published
1957

7. THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN MANUSCRIPT: PREPARING A GUIDE TO HOLDINGS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Author

Freeman, John Finley

Subjects
MANUSCRIPTS, PHILOSOPHERS, LIBRARIES, SOCIETIES
Abstract

Examines factors that influences the formation of a guide to collection of manuscripts on American Indian available in the library of American Society. Historical background of the library; Forms of printed manuscript guides; Prerequisites of the guide.

Published
1961
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8. Implications of Title Diversity and Collection Overlap for Interlibrary Loan among Secondary Schools

Abstract

This study explored the feasibility of establishing interlibrary loan (ILL) networks among secondary schools. Feasibility was determined by analyzing resource capacity in terms of title diversity and collection overlap. Hypotheses derived from a statistical model using New Jersey secondary school collections' data were that net title resources available to the median library in a county pool would increase by 700 percent and net volume resources by 1,200 percent. Thirtyone schools in two New Jersey counties which approximated state averages on a number of significant variables constituted the sample. Teachers and librarians identified topics on which students had done independent study. All titles pertaining to the twelve most frequently mentioned topics were recorded from shelflist records. The hypothesized net title and volume increases were generally substantiated. Unique titles represented 48.1 percent of all titles in the schools. School collections were found to be composed of three distinct groups of titles, each having a different probability of being purchased. Based on data from the findings, a computer analysis projected the number of titles and volumes potentially available in various sizes and types of library pools.

Published
1972
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9. early experiments in workers' education

Author

Hewes, Amy

Abstract

This article was prepared in connection with the program of the Committee on Labor Education Archives of the American Labor Education Service. It is published at this time not only because of its interest to all adult educators, but also because it helps to provide background for a collection of materials on the pioneer days of workers' education which has just been given to the Wisconsin State Historical Society by Hilda W. Smith, pioneer in the field of labor education, and by the American Labor Education Service. A collection of that material which is in duplicate is to be made available to the library of the Institute of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University. The work of classifying and preparing this material for use by graduate students was made possible through a gift to the American Labor Education Service by the Fund for Adult Education. Ed.

Published
1956
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10. The Adams Papers.

Subjects
ADAMS, John Quincy, 1767-1848, ADAMS, Thomas B., JOHN Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Published
1954

11. Broadening the Concept of Marketing.

Author

Kotler, Philip and Levy, Sidney J.

Subjects
MARKETING & society, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., NONPROFIT organizations -- Marketing, PRODUCT management, PRODUCT quality, PRICING, PHYSICAL distribution of goods, ORGANIZATIONAL communication, ASSOCIATION marketing, MARKETING science, MARKETING theory, ORGANIZATION, MARKETING
Abstract

Marketing is a pervasive societal activity that goes considerably beyond the selling of toothpaste, soap, and steel. The authors interpret the meaning of marketing for nonbusiness organizations and the nature of marketing functions such as product improvement, pricing, distribution, and communication in such organizations. The question considered is whether traditional marketing principles are transferable to the marketing of organizations, persons, and ideas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1969
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12. FASCISM AND THE INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP IN ITALY BEFORE THE MARCH ON ROME.

Author

Sarti, Roland

Subjects
MARCH on Rome, Italy, 1922, FASCISM, BUSINESS enterprises, LIBERALISM, AUTHORITARIANISM, FASCIST economics
Abstract

This article examines the relationship between Benito Mussolini's Fascist movement and Italian business before the March on Rome in 1922. The General Confederation of Italian Industry was launched in April 1919 and became the most influential organization of business groups in the country. Its founder Ettore Conti, a magnate of the electrical industry, explained that the Confederation was designed to act as a showcase in which industry would display its best men with an eye on their future participation in government. It was said that the Confederation lived by the gospel of economic liberalism, while fascism lived largely by its wits.

Published
1968
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13. NEWS AND NOTES.

Author

Hildebrand, George H., Wood, Richard H., Fitzgerald, Lloyd E., Miernyk, William H., Perlman, Mark, Brun, André, Shister, Joseph, Palmer, Gladys L., and Seidman, Joel

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL relations, RESEARCH institutes, LABOR laws, COLLECTIVE bargaining, LABOR unions, MANAGEMENT, LABOR contracts
Abstract

This article presents updates on industrial relations as of April 1959. The Institute of Industrial Relations has followed certain well-defined principles in its research program. The Fund for the Republic Inc. will finance studies by labor laws researcher Benjamin Aaron which includes an investigation of the impact of the federal loyalty-security program on the legal status, internal affairs and collective bargaining policies of unions. Irving Bernstein and Paul Bullock plans to publish their study "The Age of Labor: The American Worker From the Twenties to World War II.

Published
1959
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14. THE ORIGINS OF THE SCIENTIFIC SPECIES.

Author

Meier, Richard L.

Subjects
PHYSICISTS, ENGINEERS, BIOLOGISTS, SCIENTISTS, CHEMISTS, ASTRONOMERS, MATHEMATICIANS, SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL sciences
Abstract

The article presents a discussion on the typical political, social, and cultural orientations of chemists, physicists, biologists, and engineers in a sociological concept. Chemists are the most abundant of the scientific professions. It also cites that the engineers are more absorbed in their professional duties and less involved in management and community activities. The physicists include the astronomers, applied mathematicians, and some advanced electrical and electronics engineer. It also cites the various biologist groups.

Published
1951
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16. Shorter Notices.

Subjects
BOOKS, AMERICAN Revolutionary War, 1775-1783, LITERATURE
Abstract

This article presents information about three books. The book "The First Year of the Revolution," by Allen French, continues the history of the American Revolution down to the evacuation of Boston by the British a year later. The book is based on a comprehensive study of all the available materials, including the collections of documents at the Clements Library of the University of Michigan. The book "The Sex Life of the Unmarried Adult," by Ira S. Wile, discusses the sex life of the unmarried adult.

Published
1934

17. THE COTTON TEXTILE MACHINE INDUSTRY.

Author

Lincoln, Jonathan T.

Subjects
TEXTILE machinery, INDUSTRIES, COTTON machinery industry, TEXTILE machinery industry, INDUSTRIAL concentration, BUSINESS conditions, COTTON textile industry equipment, ECONOMIC stabilization, UNITED States manufacturing industries, HISTORY, HISTORY of industries
Abstract

The article focuses on the economic state of the cotton textile machine industry in the U.S. and its attempts at stabilization. The author gives a brief history of the textile industry in the U.S. and how it spawned the textile machine building industry in the mid 1800's. Particular focus is given to the start up of the Saco-Lowell Shops in New England, which the author uses as an example of a firm that recently consolidated all its plants into one location. According to the author, the Saco-Lowell Shops' history is representative of many other textile machine building industries.

Published
1932

18. The James J. Rorimer Papers, 1927-1966 : [finding aid]

Abstract

The James J. Rorimer Papers (1927-1966) contain a rich and varied assortment of archival materials that document the career of James Joseph Rorimer (1905-1966), curator of medieval art, director of The Cloisters museum, and director of the MMA. The bulk of the collection comprises correspondence, research notes, typescript and handwritten drafts of various lectures and publications written while working for The Cloisters and the MMA, and administrative records relating to The Cloisters' annual budget and daily activities. Other material includes index cards, library call slips, newspaper clippings, MMA press releases, notebooks, photographs, records relating to specific exhibits, and miscellaneous ephemera (flyers, pamphlets, catalogues, programs, etc). Other material of note include documents relating to Rorimer's tenure as Chief of Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section of the Seventh Army during WWII. The collection will no doubt be of interest to museum staff and external researchers studying the foundation of The Cloisters, museum administration, and the man himself. It may also serve provide information regarding the provenance of specific pieces of art now in The Cloisters' custody. Collection provenance: Unknown material in this collection was amassed during Rorimer's career at The Cloisters Museum, but where or when this material was transferred to The Cloisters Library and Archives is unknown, 1 Title: The James J. Rorimer Papers Creator: James Joseph Rorimer (1905-1966) Dates: 1927-1966 Extent: 8 boxes, 3.5 linear feet Collection Number: 41 Processed by: Catherine O’Sullivan Location: The Cloisters Library and Archives, Fort Tryon Park, New York, NY Abstract: Material in this collection reflects the career of James J. Rorimer, curator of Medieval Art, director of The Cloisters, and director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Correspondence, subject files, and administrative records comprise the bulk of this collection. Languages: English, French, Italian, and German. Related Collections: Cloisters Collection Number 15, Medieval Monuments in World War II Photo Archive, exhibited at The Cloisters Museum in August 1946, and Cloisters Collection Number 28, The George Grey Barnard Papers (finding aid available in The Cloisters Library and Archives). Provenance: Unknown, material in this collection was amassed during Rorimer’s career at The Cloisters Museum, but where or when this material was transferred to The Cloisters Library and Archives is unknown. Access: Open Terms of Use: The James J. Rorimer Papers are open and available for research according to The Cloisters Library and Archives regulations. Biographical Sketch: James Joseph Rorimer was born September 7, 1905 in Cleveland, Ohio to Edith and Louis Rorimer, the latter a prominent interior designer and instructor at the Cleveland School of Art. Rorimer developed an appreciation for art and architecture at a very early age. He spent his formative years learning to bevel an edge, dress marble, and match paints from the highly skilled craftsmen working in his father’s design studio. The Rorimers made frequent trips to Europe, where young James’s attention was drawn to the architectural and aesthetic elements of earlier centuries. Rorimer went back to Europe in 1920, as a young man, to study art at the École Gory in Paris. He returned to the United States two years later to enroll in Harvard University, w

Published
1927

19. Oyen Watercolor Interior Design Elements, (Unsigned)

Abstract

"The Oyen Collection is a group of designs done by artists and workmen employed by Odin J. Oyen in his decorating business. Ranging from preliminary drawings to finished watercolors, these designs show each of the steps from idea to final painting. Because the Oyen firm decorated almost every possible type of building, these designs give the present viewer a better understanding of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Subject matter and style of execution vary through time and partially depend upon their intended use. The Oyen firm clearly suited the subject of the paintings to the use of the building.” – Dr. Leslie F. Crocker in “A Catalog of the Oyen Collection,” 1979., La Crosse, Wisconsin, resident, Nicolas J. Passe, acquired over 100 individual original watercolor designs created by Odin J. Oyen, Leighton Oyen, or the Oyen interior design firm. Passe noted the intellectual and historical significance of these works and offered Murphy Library the opportunity to digitize the items and make them available in the Digital Collections. Murphy Library's Digital Collection Unit incorporated four digital capture techniques to produce these images at resolutions that enable users to view design details. Murphy Library thanks Nicholas Passe for his willingness to allow these items to be digitized and for his appreciation of their significance.

Published
1888

20. Oyen Watercolor Interior Design Elements, (Signed)

Abstract

"The Oyen Collection is a group of designs done by artists and workmen employed by Odin J. Oyen in his decorating business. Ranging from preliminary drawings to finished watercolors, these designs show each of the steps from idea to final painting. Because the Oyen firm decorated almost every possible type of building, these designs give the present viewer a better understanding of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Subject matter and style of execution vary through time and partially depend upon their intended use. The Oyen firm clearly suited the subject of the paintings to the use of the building.” – Dr. Leslie F. Crocker in “A Catalog of the Oyen Collection,” 1979., La Crosse, Wisconsin, resident, Nicolas J. Passe, acquired over 100 individual original watercolor designs created by Odin J. Oyen, Leighton Oyen, or the Oyen interior design firm. Passe noted the intellectual and historical significance of these works and offered Murphy Library the opportunity to digitize the items and make them available in the Digital Collections. Murphy Library's Digital Collection Unit incorporated four digital capture techniques to produce these images at resolutions that enable users to view design details. Murphy Library thanks Nicholas Passe for his willingness to allow these items to be digitized and for his appreciation of their significance.

Published
1888

21. Oyen Watercolor Interior Design, Courtroom (Unsigned)

Abstract

"The Oyen Collection is a group of designs done by artists and workmen employed by Odin J. Oyen in his decorating business. Ranging from preliminary drawings to finished watercolors, these designs show each of the steps from idea to final painting. Because the Oyen firm decorated almost every possible type of building, these designs give the present viewer a better understanding of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Subject matter and style of execution vary through time and partially depend upon their intended use. The Oyen firm clearly suited the subject of the paintings to the use of the building.” – Dr. Leslie F. Crocker in “A Catalog of the Oyen Collection,” 1979., La Crosse, Wisconsin, resident, Nicolas J. Passe, acquired over 100 individual original watercolor designs created by Odin J. Oyen, Leighton Oyen, or the Oyen interior design firm. Passe noted the intellectual and historical significance of these works and offered Murphy Library the opportunity to digitize the items and make them available in the Digital Collections. Murphy Library's Digital Collection Unit incorporated four digital capture techniques to produce these images at resolutions that enable users to view design details. Murphy Library thanks Nicholas Passe for his willingness to allow these items to be digitized and for his appreciation of their significance.

Published
1888

22. Oyen Watercolor Interior Design Elements, (Signed)

Abstract

"The Oyen Collection is a group of designs done by artists and workmen employed by Odin J. Oyen in his decorating business. Ranging from preliminary drawings to finished watercolors, these designs show each of the steps from idea to final painting. Because the Oyen firm decorated almost every possible type of building, these designs give the present viewer a better understanding of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Subject matter and style of execution vary through time and partially depend upon their intended use. The Oyen firm clearly suited the subject of the paintings to the use of the building.” – Dr. Leslie F. Crocker in “A Catalog of the Oyen Collection,” 1979., La Crosse, Wisconsin, resident, Nicolas J. Passe, acquired over 100 individual original watercolor designs created by Odin J. Oyen, Leighton Oyen, or the Oyen interior design firm. Passe noted the intellectual and historical significance of these works and offered Murphy Library the opportunity to digitize the items and make them available in the Digital Collections. Murphy Library's Digital Collection Unit incorporated four digital capture techniques to produce these images at resolutions that enable users to view design details. Murphy Library thanks Nicholas Passe for his willingness to allow these items to be digitized and for his appreciation of their significance.

Published
1888

23. Oyen Watercolor Interior Design Elements, (Signed)

Abstract

"The Oyen Collection is a group of designs done by artists and workmen employed by Odin J. Oyen in his decorating business. Ranging from preliminary drawings to finished watercolors, these designs show each of the steps from idea to final painting. Because the Oyen firm decorated almost every possible type of building, these designs give the present viewer a better understanding of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Subject matter and style of execution vary through time and partially depend upon their intended use. The Oyen firm clearly suited the subject of the paintings to the use of the building.” – Dr. Leslie F. Crocker in “A Catalog of the Oyen Collection,” 1979., La Crosse, Wisconsin, resident, Nicolas J. Passe, acquired over 100 individual original watercolor designs created by Odin J. Oyen, Leighton Oyen, or the Oyen interior design firm. Passe noted the intellectual and historical significance of these works and offered Murphy Library the opportunity to digitize the items and make them available in the Digital Collections. Murphy Library's Digital Collection Unit incorporated four digital capture techniques to produce these images at resolutions that enable users to view design details. Murphy Library thanks Nicholas Passe for his willingness to allow these items to be digitized and for his appreciation of their significance.

Published
1888

24. Our flag and country

Abstract

For voice and piano. Includes chord symbols for ukulele, piano accordion, banjo and guitar.; Cover title.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn2828980; Library's NL copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1939

25. Angels of peace = (Anges de paix) : waltz

Abstract

For piano.; Cover title.; Publication date approximated from publisher's address (Royal Arcade, Melbourne).; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn1470577; Library's NL copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Valse, "The angels of peace" = (Les anges de paix), Anges de paix

Published
1919

26. Greta : waltz

Abstract

For piano.; Cover title.; "Specially composed for the Mayor's Ball, 1904; also played at the Viceregal Ball and all other Leading Functions"--Cover.; "Dedicated by permission to Mrs Lewis Cohen, Mayoress of Adelaide"--Cover.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn677877; Library's NL copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1904

27. All I want is you : song

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Cover title.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5883103; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1918

28. Mr. Gollywog, good night

Abstract

For voice and piano. Part for voice includes tonic sol-fa notation.; Cover title.; "Introduced by G.H. Elliott."; Library's copy stamped on front cover: R.C. Douglas, Music Warehouse ... Williamstn. Blindstamped by E.W. Cole, Melbourne. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5780156; Copyright in U.S.A. 1907 by Price Reynolds 1907; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Mister Gollywog- good-night : creep, creep

Published
1907

29. Beauchamp waltz

Abstract

W.H.P. & Co. Ltd. 404 (Publisher number). 3rd ed. For piano.; Cover title.; "To His Excellency the Governor the Right Honorable Earl Beauchamp, K.C.M.G."; Pl. no.: W.H.P. & Co. Ltd. 404.; Library's copy has significant tear to front cover, with a section missing - section replaced with paper. Tears throughout music have been repaired with paper tape. Inscription on front cover: Ida Pureter, 1905. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783459; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1899

30. My gentle child

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Caption title.; "My gentle child" is an excerpt from The Australian musical news, October 1, 1920, p. 99-102. Includes musical news from Adelaide on p. 102.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5908821; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Australian musical news.

Published
1920

32. Pleading : piano solo

Abstract

Cover title.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5785741; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1938

33. King of the air : bass or baritone song

Abstract

W.H.P. & Co. 1120 (Publisher number). For bass or baritone voice with piano. Includes lyrics as text (p. 2).; Cover title.; "Key F. Range A to D."; "Dedicated to & sung by Mr. Peter Dawson."; Pl. no.: W.H.P. & Co. 1120.; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL; Library's copy stamped by seller: Klippel's Music Stores, Hobart. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783076.

Published
1913

34. For the flag

Abstract

For voice and piano. Includes lyrics of chorus as text on cover.; Cover title.; "Latest patriotic song."; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5785840; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1914

35. Abide with them : (a prayer for our brave boys)

Abstract

4th ed. For voice and piano.; Caption title.; Includes lyrics as text inside front cover.; "Sung with enormous success by Madame Lena Wilmot-Conly"--Cover.; Library's N copy lacks back cover; somewhat tatty around the edges. NL copy inscribed with date on front cover: 13/6/18. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5912673; Library's NL copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Prayer for our brave boys

Published
1914

36. Dry those little tears and smile again

Abstract

For voice and piano. Includes chord symbols.; Cover title.; Cover carries ports. captioned: Featured with great success at patriotic concerts by Alf Foletta and his musical family.; Includes two "victory smile songs" at foot of p. [2].; Also arranged as a brass band march by the composer, under the title 'City of Northcote'.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783661; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Dry those little tears & smile again

Published
1944

38. The song of the Anzacs

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Caption title.; Includes programme notes (p. [2]).; Cover features image of an Australian soldier wearing a slouch hat superimposed over an image of soldiers marching in formation and a war memorial statue.; Library's copy stamped: Peter Piper, Melbourne. Inscribed: Robert Anderson. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5784100; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1941

39. Dear old Ireland

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Caption title.; Below caption title: Original Key, E Flat.; Cover features port. of Allen Doone.; Publication date approximated from advertising for Doone's "A romance in Ireland" in the Sydney morning herald, 20 November 1911, p. 4 (http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15290219).; Library's copy slightly tatty around the edges. Back cover torn. Bears seller's stamp: Jas. E. Dodd's Music Depot, Fitzroy. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783929; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Romance in Ireland. Dear old Ireland, Allen Doone's songs. Dear old Ireland : as sung by him in his pretty play A romance in Ireland

Published
1911

40. When your mother says goodbye

Abstract

7th ed. For voice and piano. Lyrics of chorus included as text on front cover.; Cover title.; "Latest London march song success."; Publication date approximated from advertising in the Argus for 5th ed (19 April 1919, p. 20 - http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1458970).; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5784502; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1919

41. March of the Britons

Abstract

W. H. P. & Co. Ltd. 426 (Publisher number). 1st ed. Caption title.; At head of cover: Dedicated to the Australian Contingents "our brave boys." Half the proceeds of the 1st edition to be donated to the N.S.W. Patriotic Fund.; Cover features a large Union flag, below which is inset part of the Australian Federation flag. "For your credit's sake, pay, pay pay. Kipling" appears below the Union flag.; Pl. no.: W. H. P. & Co. Ltd. 426.; Library's copy: missing bottom right section of front cover and tears throughout have been repaired. Library's copy has been heavily notated in ink on front cover. Stamped by seller: H. Braine & Co., Gundagai. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783956; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL; Library's copy bound with: The Mafeking march by Ezra Read.

Published
1900

42. All ready and all one : an Australian patriotic song

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Caption title.; Cover features image of the Australian Federation flag and the United Kingdom's Union flag draped on diagonally crossed flagpoles.; Publication approximated from advertising in the Sydney morning herald, 17 June 1885, p. 5.; "Dedicated to the Australian Volunteers"--Cover.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783718; Library's copies from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1885

43. Crystal slipper waltz

Abstract

For piano.; Caption title.; "Specially composed by Victor Champion for J.C. Williamson's Ltd. enormously successful pantomime, Cinderella, produced by Chas. A. Wenman."--Cover.; "Jos. W. Stern & Co. New York."--Cover.; Cover bears col. ill. of Cinderella losing her glass slipper on the stair.; Width of Library's NL copy has been cropped. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5787746; 1914 Albert & Son, Sydney. 1914; Library's NL copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1914

44. Heroes of the Dardanelles : song

Abstract

For bass or baritone voice and piano. Includes additional lyrics as text (p. [2]).; Cover title.; "A stirring song for bass or baritone."; Publication date approximated from new music advertising in the Sydney morning herald, 19 June 1915, p. 8 (http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15601518).; Library's copy inscribed on front cover: for the S.S. Canberra. Some tearing throughout, repaired with tape. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5785002; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1915

45. Are we fainthearted? No!

Abstract

For voice with piano. Includes lyrics as text on front cover verso and an arrangement for unaccompanied SATB on back cover verso.; Cover title.; "Respectfully dedicated to the sons of Australia."; Cover features image of two naval officers in front of crossed British white naval ensign and Australian red ensign flags, along with images of a naval ship, soldiers marching with guns over their shoulders, and a large naval contingent in front of a headland.; Date approximated from new music advertising in the Sydney morning herald, 15 July 1916, p. 8 (http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15688929).; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5784533; Copyright A.P.; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1916

46. A sea song : no. 5 of Songs for supper

Abstract

For voice and piano. Includes tonic sol-fa notation.; Cover title.; Lyrics of additional verses printed as text following score (p. [2]).; "These Songs are especially adapted to the Sol-fa Singers, being composed according to Mr. Curwen's "STEPS.""; Publication date approximated from advertising in the South Bourke and Mornington journal (7 July 1886, p. 2, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article70392988) for one of S. McBurney's performances at which he will sing a number of songs, including a number from his "Songs for supper" which are listed on the cover of "A sea song."; At head of cover: Dedicated to the Sol-Faists of Victoria.; Library's copy has small tears and is disbound but in otherwise fair condition. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5807371; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Songs for supper. No. 5, A sea song

Published
1886

47. Beautiful Roseville

Abstract

Subscribers ed. For voice and piano; includes alternate version for unaccompanied vocal quartet. Lyrics printed as text.; Cover title.; ""Beautiful Australia" of which this is a local version will be presented at the British Empire Exhibition in April, 1924."; "Dedicated to residents and visitors."; Publication date approximated from advertising on back cover: "The compliments of the season" [i.e. Christmas 1923].; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5787421; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL. Roseville slogan song -- Roseville song of welcome -- Roseville School song.

Published
1923

48. Funeral march for orchestra

Abstract

Catalogue record generated as part of a batch load.; "Full orchestral score".; Digital master available; National Library of Australia, Music collection; nla.mus-vn5715714.

Published
1900

49. A laddie loves a lassie : song

Abstract

For voice and piano.; Cover title.; "Now being sung with immense success."; Publication date approximated from similar item published by Ambrose Gregory. Cf. Mercury, 13 March 1919, p. 4 (http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12368294).; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5785392; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL.

Published
1918

50. Love's language

Abstract

For voice and piano. Includes lyrics as text on back cover verso.; Caption title.; Cover features port. of Allen Doone.; Publication date approximated from advertising for the premiere season of "Sweet County Kerry" at Melbourne's Bijou Theatre in the Argus, 6 July 1909, p. 10.; Tears in Library's copy have been repaired with tape. Inscribed by former owner on front cover. ANL; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn5783830; Library's copy from the collection of Keith Watson. ANL., Sweet County Kerry. Love's language, Allen Doone's songs. Love's language : as sung by him in his pretty play Sweet County Kerry

Published
1909

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