When Johnny Goes A Camping  1901    Midi   That's Marie Dressler in the photo.

Our Wedding Bells Will Ring Out Some Day.   1901   Midi

A Flower From Irish Soil    1899     Midi

Roxala      1901      Midi

 
Revelation    1901    Midi

Where The Orange Blossoms Bloom  1901  (An E-bay Image)

Plantation Echoes   1899     Midi

I'll Be A Sister To You    1898

    These three sheets are samples of Wayland Bunnell's excellent reproductions.  The're great for those of us collectors who are unable to find the originals, and if we could find them, can't afford them.  And you get the music as well.  For more information write to Wayland at   WTARRYTOWN@aol.com
    Talk about can't afford, did you see the results of a recent auction on E-bay (Nov 26, 03) where a copy of Scott Joplin's origional sheet music of "The Favorite" published in 1904 went for an astonishing $2,165.00.  I'm definitely out of my league.

By the Lakes of Killarney    1898    John McCormack mp3 Midi

My Pretty Polly    1898    Midi

I Loves You, Sadie, 'Deed I Do!   1899   Midi

 
My Rose From Tennessee   1901   Another photo from E-Bay

Grand March Welcome    1898  I stole this one   Midi

        De Sand Man's in Your Eyes Ma Baby   1901   Midi

    Sweet Irene Schottische 1900   Midi

    Elks Grand March   1898     Midi

    Elks Grand March   1896

    I Did Not Know I'd Miss You As I Do   1901

    The Ragtime Patrol  1899   Midi         This image comes from The Library of Congress and the music as well.

   Stolen Kisses   1901          This is another E-bay image

   You Won't Do Any More   1899     Midi

   Highland Laddie March  1898    Midi
 

      Loan Me a Nickel     1896      Midi

    Whisper Again Sweet, I Love You    1896

    Coontown Frolic   1899

    If Youse Got Money You Can Knock At My Door    1901
 
 

   It looks like it will be some time before I have enough material to fill this page, so I'll put in some extra stuff for the time being.

    The Ben Hur Chariot Race below is not a first edition, but very close.   It was published in Richmond Virginia, by the E.T. Paull Music Co.  If it were a first edition it would have been published by the Richmond Music Co. of Richmond Virginia, like The Strangers Story below.  The inked signature on the front cover is dated 1896.   The inside cover of Ben Hur has a letter sent to Mr. Paull from Gen. Lew Wallace congratulating him on the composition.

    The text of the letter is as follows:  "I have just heard the March called Chariot Race of Ben Hur, and make haste to congratulate you upon the composition.  I think it most admirable.  You are at liberty to say so in any form."
    Very Truly Your Friend Lew Wallace

    Then the other two early Richmond Virginia editions I have are Little Trooper March and The Strangers Story.

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