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OLD BLACK JOE

• A PORTRAIT OF A TERRIER, INTERNATIONAL
  A PORTRAIT OF A TERRIER, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION, OLD BLACK JOE Oil on board, inscribed, signed and dated "Terri B 1941" at lower right, presented in an antique gilt composition frame.
• ATTRIBUTED CRITERION 20-1/2 IN. MUSIC
  ATTRIBUTED CRITERION 20-1/2 IN. MUSIC BOX WITH (16) DISCS Early 20th century, single comb instrument and brass bed plate, central turning wheel numbered 11812, within a rectangular carved mahogany case, framed snowscape on paper to underside of lid, side crank handle, case raised on turned feet, includes key. Discs included: William Tell Overture; Grand Waltz, Chopin; Because Song and Chorus- Bowers; Carnival of Venice (2); Olympia March; The Robin Adair; Invitation to the Dance; The Chinatown March; Stars and Stripes Forever; Sweet Spirits Hear My Prayer; He Certainly Was Good to Me; Angel's Serenade; The Sweetest Story Ever Told; Old Black Joe.
• STELLA 15-1/2 IN. MAHOGANY MUSIC BOX
  STELLA 15-1/2 IN. MAHOGANY MUSIC BOX WITH (39) DISCS Early 20th century, brass bedplate numbered 54602 and marked Stella, latest patent dated August 14, 1900, rectangular carved mahogany box, includes working key. Discs include: A Kentucky Barbecue March; Dixie's Land; Annie Laurie; Bethany, Nearer My God to Thee; The Big Hit, March and Two-Step; Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home; Dreamy Wyes, March and Two-Step; Espana Waltz; Hello Central Give Me Heaven; Her Name is Rose; Home, Sweet Home; Impecunious Davis; I'll Be With You When the Roses Bloom Again; Jesus Lover of My Soul Refuge; Marching Through Georgia; The Mansion of Aching Hearts; The Mobile Prance; The Mosquitos Parade; My New Hampshire Home; Old Black Joe; Old Folks at Home; Rip van Winkle Was a Lucky Man; Rippling Waves; Romeo and Juliet; Under Fire; Stars and Stripes Forever; Soldier's Farewell; Wedding March; Way Down Yonder in the Cornfield; When the Harvest Days are Over; Ain't Dat a Shame; Seven (7) unmarked with title.
• TITUSVILLE CABINET PHOTO "OLD BLACK
  TITUSVILLE CABINET PHOTO "OLD BLACK JOE"This albumen cabinet photo print is titled "Old Black Joe, 90 years old." Photo is by Pickens Turner, Indian River Art Gallery, and is probably from the 1880s. Print is 7-1/2" x 4-3/4", mounted solidly on cardboard 8-1/2' x 5-1/4. Photo and mounting slightly age darkened with a few smudges here and there.
• An Edison Amberola Phonograph Oak Cabinet
  An Edison Amberola Phonograph Oak Cabinet Orange, New Jersey, Circa 1915 Serial no. SM-8528, in working condition, with over 50 cylinders, including 1509: Comic Song - I'm Getting Ready for My Mother-in-Law (Edward Meeker), 1519: Medley of Reels – VIOLIN (Charles D'Almaine, performed by Kitty O'Neill), 1525: The Rosary (Ethelbert Nevin, performed by Elizabeth Spencer & Knickerbocker Quartet), 1535: Music Vot's Music Must Come From Berlin (Maurice Burkhart), 1563: Aunt Dinah's Golden Wedding (Empire Vaudeville Company), 1567: Violets Waltz (Emil Waldteufel, performed by the New York Military Band), 1580: A Hunting Scene (P. Bucalossi, performed by the Edison Military Band), 1598: Spring, Beautiful Spring (Paul Lincke, performed by the American Symphony Orchestra), 1600: Home Sweet Home the World Over (Edison Concert Band), 1614: Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" (Richard Wagner, performed by the Metropolitan Quartet), 1616: Dialogue for Three - Flute, Oboe & Clarinet (Julius Spindler, Santangelo & Anthony Giammatteo) 1681: The Marathon Two-Step (New York Military Band), 1719: When The Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves For Alabam' (Irving Berlin, performed by Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan), 1734: Here’s to Love—The Sunshine Girl (Rubens, performed by Elizabeth Spencer), 1743: The Trail of the Lonesome Pine (Ballard Macdonald, Harry Carroll, performed by Manuel Romain), 1763: Down at Finnegan’s Jamboree- Violin & Co. (Charles D’Almaine and Co.), 1766: Old Comrades – March (C. Teike, performed by the United States Marine Band), 1811: When the Roll is Called Up Yonder (Edison Mixed Quartet), 1813: I've Got the Mumps (Irene Franklin), 1841: In My Harem (Billy Murray), 1863: William Tell Overture (Edison Concert Band), 1886: Love's Old Sweet Song (J. L. Molloy, performed Venetian Instrumental Trio), 1887: The Prettiest Little Song of All- Bells (Charles Daab), 2034: Gold and Silver – Waltz (J. Strauss, performed by the National Promenade Band), 2060: Waltz Caprice - Mandolin & Guitar (Samuel Siegel & Ray Butin), 2067: That Tango Tokio Medley - Turkey Trot (National Promenade Band), 2161: Tango - La Bella Cubanera (National Promenade Band), 2169: Under the Double Eagle March (J. F. Wagner, performed by the New York Military Band), 2229: The Bells (Lou Klein, performed by The Peerless Quartette), 2293: Isle d'Amour - Waltz Hesitation (National Promenade Band), 2363: Springtime (Hendrika Troostwyk), 2547: When You Wore a Tulip (Jack Mahoney and Percy Wenrich, performed by Walter Van Brunt), 2553: The Heart of Paddy Whack - A Little Bit of Heaven (Frank X. Doyle), 2626: Tannhauser - Pilgrims' Chorus (Metropolitan Mixed Chorus), 2668: Lohengrin-Introduction to Act 3 (American Standard Orchestra), 2835: There's a Long, Long Trail (Stoddard King - Zo Elliott, performed by George Wilton Ballard & Chorus), 2922: First Heart Throbs (John F. Burchhardt), 2989: When That Little Yellow Fellow Plays Piano (Collins & Harlan), 3001: I Surrender All (Metropolitan Quartet), 3029: Joy to the World (Carol Singers), 3031: Old Black Joe / Swanee River (Stephen Foster, performed by The Peerless Quartette), 3088: Sword Dance / Whip and Spur (John Kimmel, performed by Vess Ossman), 3179: I'm So Busy, from "Have A Heart" (Grant & Murry), 3225: Mo-Ana - Hawaiian Waltz (Jaudas' Society Orchestra), 3380: Wake Up, Virginia, and Prepare for Your Wedding Day (Louis Seifert, performed by Shannon Quartet), 3563: Clover Club (Imperial Marimba Band), 3617: Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia (Grant Clarke and Milton Ager, performed by Collins & Harlan), 4414: Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home (Sam H. Lewis & Joe Young, George W. Meyer, performed by Ray Cropper), 4451: I Wish I Had My Old Girl Back Again (Walter Van Brunt), 5161: Silent Night (Franz Gruber, performed by the Edison Male Quartette), 6034: Wisconsin Forward Forever March (John Philip Sousa, performed by the New York Military Band), 6515: Jack O'Lantern Fox Trot (Ivan Caryll, performed by Jaudas' Society Orchestra), 8117: The Hermit's Bell Overture (American Symphony Orchestra), 23108: All The Girls Are Lovely By The Seaside (Jack Charman), 23128: Forgotten Melodies (Alexander Prince), 23354: Tommy Lad (Stanley Kirkby) 81562: It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' (Wendell Hall, performed by Billy Jones and Ernest Hare) Height 41 1/8 x width 19 1/4 x depth 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Lee and Paula South, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• SHEET MUSIC, MOSTLY EARLY - MID 20TH
  SHEET MUSIC, MOSTLY EARLY - MID 20TH C., 150+ PIECES, ASSORTED, MANY WITH BLACK-FACE IMAGERY, FASHIONABLE WOMEN, MULTI-COLORED LITHO...Sheet music, mostly early - mid 20th C., 150+ pieces, assorted, many with black-face imagery, fashionable women, multi-colored lithographs, items of interest include "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", 1949; "Root for Uncle Sam", World War I, 1917; "Oriental Rose", 1912; "They'll Be Mighty Proud In Dixie Of Their Old Black Joe", 1918, etc., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use, sold as is.
• BLACK AMERICANA: TWO ADVERTISING TIN
  BLACK AMERICANA: TWO ADVERTISING TIN CONTAINERS WITH BLACK IMAGES, C. 1930: HANCOCK "OLD BLACK JOE AXLE GREASE", 3 1/4" DIAMETER X 4...BLACK AMERICANA: Two advertising tin containers with black images, c. 1930: Hancock "Old Black Joe Axle Grease", 3 1/4" diameter x 4" h., shows discoloration and wear; "International Harness Soap", 5 1/4" diameter x 1 3/4" tall, some flaking, wear.