H Beard Print Collection
Music Sheet
19th century to early 20th century (published)
19th century to early 20th century (published)
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Sheet music with illustrated cover for Won't You Buy Sir? published by Francis, Day & Hunter in London. Also published in New York by T. B. Harms & Co. Harry Beard Collection.
There is a list of the newest comic songs with their singers in the last page published by the same publisher for the same year or so.
The piece was written by J. P. Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn and sung by Cissie Dryden possibly performed at Islington Empire on 23 June 1905. Copyright.
There is a list of the newest comic songs with their singers in the last page published by the same publisher for the same year or so.
The piece was written by J. P. Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn and sung by Cissie Dryden possibly performed at Islington Empire on 23 June 1905. Copyright.
Object details
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| Title | H Beard Print Collection (named collection) |
| Materials and techniques | pinting ink and coloured ink on paper |
| Brief description | Sheet music with illustrated cover for Won't You Buy Sir? published by Francis, Day & Hunter in London, Harry Beard Collection. |
| Physical description | Music sheet with illustrated cover depicting the a boy on the foreground. |
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| Summary | Sheet music with illustrated cover for Won't You Buy Sir? published by Francis, Day & Hunter in London. Also published in New York by T. B. Harms & Co. Harry Beard Collection. There is a list of the newest comic songs with their singers in the last page published by the same publisher for the same year or so. The piece was written by J. P. Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn and sung by Cissie Dryden possibly performed at Islington Empire on 23 June 1905. Copyright. |
| Other number | F.70-6 - H Beard collection numbering |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | S.152:1-1989 |
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| Record created | March 24, 2010 |
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