CABINET PHOTO –ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDER A note on the back says this is an Argyll and Sutherland Highlander with a studio sword. This is a famous Scottish regiment that has been involved since 1794 in Great Britain’s military exploits, including the Battle of New Orleans in 1815. The sword certainly could be a studio prop, but it looks very realistic. Clear, sharp image. Size 4.25” x 6.5”. Photographer: Waddells’s Fine Arts...
 

Sheet Music – WWI – WE’RE GOING OVER.

WE’RE GOING OVER. (WWI 1917)

By Sterling, Grossman & Lange
Art: Starmer

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1917.

Condition: Very Good. Moderate wear. Big crowd of cheering Doughboys. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music-AU REVOIR BUT NOT GOOD-BYE - WWI.
AU REVOIR BUT NOT GOOD-BYE – C.1917

Words: Brown Music: Tilzer

Size: 10 1/2" x 13 3/4"

Condition: Good. There is a moderate stain across the heart and woman, but it doesn’t stand out. This will still frame up just great. Terrific piece.


 

Sheet Music – WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE.

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE.

By Howard Johnson and Percy Wenrich
Art: unidentified artist’s mark
Inset Photo: Willie Weston

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1917.

Condition: Very Good. Moderate wear. Funny image of a foreshortened Doughboy peering out from a torn banner. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music – WWI – WAKE UP AMERICA.

WAKE UP AMERICA. (WWI, 1916)
“This is the song that inspired all America”

Lyric: George Graft
Music: Jack Glogau
Art: there is an unidentified artist’s mark

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1916.

Condition: Very Good. Some modest edge wear. Great piece of historical interest because it dates from 1916, before America’s entry into the war. It was a clear call to...
 

Sheet Music – NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP.

NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP.

By C. Arthur Pfeiffer
Art: Pfeiffer

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1917.

Condition: Excellent. Modest wear. A stunning piece with a lovely girl, battle action and superb art nouveau borders. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music–BIGGEST THING IN A SOLDIERS LIFE.

THE BIGGEST THING IN A SOLDIER’S LIFE.
Is the Letter That Comes From Home.

Lyric: Robert Froden
Music: Edward Nelson
Art: E.E. Walton

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1918.

Condition: Very Good. Some modest edge wear. Nice image of a wounded soldier reading a letter. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music –WWI – UNTIL MY DADDY COMES HOME.

OH HOW I WISH I COULD SLEEP UNTIL MY DADDY COMES HOME.

WWI 1917.

Words: Sam Lewis & Joe Young
Music: Pete Wendling
Art: Barbelle

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1917.

Condition: Very Good. Some modest edge wear. Touching title and a cute little child. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music – WWI – SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE - WWI 1917.

Written and Sung with Great Success by Jos E. Howard
Music: Philander Johnson
Photo inset: Jos. Howard
Art: Starmer

Size: 10 1/2” x 13 3/4”. C.1917.

Condition: Very Good. Some modest edge wear and small repaired tears. Terrific wartime cover with shells bursting over the trenches. It will frame up beautifully.

 

Sheet Music – I’M GLAD I CAN MAKE YOU CRY.

I’M GLAD I CAN MAKE YOU CRY.

Words and Music by McCarron and Morgan
Art: Starmer
Inset Photo: Alice Joyce & Evart Overton (Vitagraph stars)
Inset Photo: Harry Tenney
Inset Photo: Gus Hill

Size: 9” x 12”. C.1918.

Condition: Fair. Fair amount of wear, some tape hinges and music store stamp. On the good side is the awesome typeface and the spectacular Art...