Inchworm

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Artist/Maker	Unknown
Place of origin	Great Britain (printed)

'Inchworm' and 'Indian Lady'. Two music titles on an A4 format sheet, photocopied from an unidentified American Fakebook. Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits. Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits.

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Categories	Printed Pages & Sheets Entertainment & Leisure Music
Object type	Sheet Music
Titles	Inchworm Indian Lady
Materials and techniques	Photocopy print Paper Printing Ink Photocopied
Brief description	'Inchworm' and 'Indian Lady'. Two music titles on an A4 format sheet, photocopied from an unidentified American Fakebook. Photocopied in Great Britain, ca.1987.
Physical description	'Inchworm' and 'Indian Lady'. Two music titles on an A4 format sheet, photocopied from an unidentified American Fakebook. Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits. Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits.
Dimensions	Height: 29.7cm Width: 21.1cm Measurements taken from Registry File.
Marks and inscriptions	Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits. Lettered with title, score, chord symbols and credits.
Credit line	Given by Kevin Edge
Historical context	Fakebooks contain outlibe scores of popular compositions and aural transcriptions of celebrated performances on record. The Fakebook is a legitimate aspect of music publishing which is particularly designed to serve the jazz musician. These copies were made and circulated alongst musicians for practice purposes.
Production	This was copied from an unidentified American Fakebook.
Subjects depicted	Music Score
Associated object	E.1764-1990
Collection	Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection
Accession number	E.1763-1990

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Record created	February 23, 2009
Record URL	https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O190712/inchworm-sheet-music-unknown/

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