Composed Collection (#4)

Hanging Sleeves 1930S
A gown somewhat mediaeval in style with a deep V neckline, slender trained skirt & hanging sleeves worn with a belt composed of two rows of silver beads. Date: 1930s

Music cover, What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For? written and composed by Joe McCarthy, Howard Johnson and Jimmy V Monaco, featured by The Versatile Four. 1916

Music cover, Jack Ashore Barn Dance, composed by Alan Macey. circa 1880

Music cover, Oh! Its a Lovely War, written and composed by J P Long and Maurice Scott, sung by Major Kenneth Maclaine, of Loch Buie. 1917

Sheet Music Put me upon an Island Where the Girls are Few. The Suffragette Song written and composed by Will Letters (1877-1910) and performed by Wilkie Bard (1874-1944) Chorus

Barcelona Tragic Week (26th-31st July 1909)
" Barcelona Tragic Week (26th-31st July 1909). Barricade composed of paving stones and barrels at Nueva de Dulce street, next to Ronda de San Antonio

Heraldry / Blazon
Blazon: showing elements from which coats of arms are composed including badge shape, colours, patterns & devices & how the badge is sub-divided and named

Music cover, The Holiday Fantasia, composed by John Pridham. Showing three scenes: Breaking Up, Going Home, Welcome Home. circa 1870

Music cover, O Touch the Ivory Keys Again, words by Henry Farnie, music by Luigi Arditi. Depicting a woman playing at a keyboard. circa 1864

Music cover, La Pricesse Valse (The Princess Waltz), composed and dedicated to HRH Prince Albert by Felix Gantier. Depicting Princess Victoria, the eldest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

Music cover, The Lancashire Witches Waltzes (12th set), composed by A Fleche. circa 1850s

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Music cover, Wildflowers Waltz by Jullien, composed and dedicated to the lady patronesses of the authors grand Yorkshire ball. circa 1850s

Music cover, The Flower Girl Waltz, composed and arranged by Charles Godfrey, Band Master, Royal Horse Guards. circa 1860s

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Music cover, Football, Keep Your Eye on the Ball, written, composed and performed by Nat Travers, King of the Cockney Comedians, radio and television star. 1951

Valse-Mazurka, Mosquita la Sorciere
Music cover, Valse-Mazurka, based on the opera Mosquita La Sorciere by X Boisselot, dedicated to Mlle Fanny d Arboville, composed for piano by Frederic Burgmuller. circa 1850s

Music cover, The Sultans March, by Rossini
Music cover, The Sultans March, composed by Rossini, for Abdulmecid I, Sultan of the Turks (1823-1861). circa 1850s

Music cover, Early in the Morning by Frederic Maccabe
Music cover, Early in the Morning Merrily O, a song written, composed and sung by Frederic Maccabe in his popular entertainment, Begone Dull Care. 1860s

Music cover, Do Ra Mi Fa, A Singing Lesson, song for voice and piano, written and composed by Arthur Lloyd, performed by Charles Coborn. circa 1889

Skirt & Cape Suit 1930S
Navy blue suit, in a heavily textured wool, composed of a long line skirt & short cape worn over a beige angora jumper. N.B clutch handbag, leather gauntlets & felt hat. Date: 1930s

Visiting Dress 1899
Fawn coloured dress, bodice composed of alternate panels of lace & plaid fabric, tight sleeves gathered into a puff at the shoulders, diagonal insert of lace on the skirt. Date: 1899

Vincenzo Bellini
VINCENZO BELLINI Italian composer. Composed melodic operas including Adelson e Salvina, I Capuleti e i Montecchi and Norma. Date: 1801 - 1835

Soap Boilers 1827
" The soap boiler makes the article called soap, which is composed of an oil and an alkaline salt, for the purpose of washing linen, the hands, and othe domestic operations". Date: 1827

St Susanna / Epinal Print
SAINT SUSANNA Roman martyr about whom an extensive but largely fictitious legend was composed Date: 3rd century

Merry Widow Feather Hat
Actress Elizabeth Firth (as Natalie, wife of Popoff) in Lehars operetta, " The Merry Widow", wearing a hat or headdress composed mostly of feathers. Date: 1907

Music cover, We All Went Round sung by Michael Nolan
Music cover, We All Went Round, written and composed by T W Connor, sung by Michael Nolan. circa 1895

Music cover, Wait Awhile, Boys, sung by Michael Nolan
Music cover, Wait Awhile, Boys, written and composed by Tom Conley and George Reynolds, sung by Michael Nolan. 1895

Music cover, Varmer Giles, sung by George Bastow
Music cover, Varmer Giles, written and composed by Gilbert Wells and T F Robson, sung by George Bastow. 1902

Music cover, They Left No Stone Unturned, written by John P Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Michael Nolan. 1900

Music cover, To-Day I ve Made Sweet Annie Rooney My Wife, written by J C Rich, composed by Henry E Pether, sung by Michael Nolan. circa 1895

Music cover, There Was Hooligan sung by Michael Nolan
Music cover, There Was Hooligan, written by Albert Hall, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Michael Nolan. 1896

Music cover, The Silver-Lake Varsoviana, composed by W H Montgomery, danced at all the Nobilitys Balls. 1850s

Music cover, The Louise Polka, composed by W H Montgomery, danced by Mr J Marshall and Miss Palser at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. circa 1850

Music cover, The Toast Waltz, composed by Arthur E Godfrey. 1892

Music cover, The Five-Pound-Note They Never Found, written and composed by A J Mills and Bennett Scott, sung by Michael Nolan. circa 1893

Music cover, The Fire Bell Galop, composed by Charles Blamphin. circa 1860

Music cover, Sweet Ella Macmahon
Music cover, Sweet Ella MacMahon, written by W A Archbold, composed and sung by Michael Nolan. 1894

Music cover, Thats Where You Make the Mistake, written and composed by G W Hunt, sung by George Leybourne. circa 1870

Music cover, Since Chumley Came Back from London Town, written and composed by Nat D Ayer, sung by Nelson Keys in the Palace Theatre production of Bric-a-Brac. 1915

Music cover, M Cormack sung by Michael Nolan
Music cover, M Cormack, written and composed by John J Stamford, sung by Michael Nolan. circa 1895

Music cover, I Whistle and Wait for Katie, written, composed and sung by Michael Nolan of Annie Rooney fame. circa 1895

Music cover, Down Where the Swanee River Flows, written by Charles McCarron and Charless Alberte, composed by Albert Von Tilzer, sung by Fred Barnes. 1916

Music cover, Coronation Grand March, composed by Ezra Read, with portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. 1902

Music cover, Come In! said Widdy Malone, written by J P Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Michael Nolan. circa 1900

Music cover, A Glorious Sprig of Shamrock for your Coat, written by Albert Hall, composed by C W Murphy, sung by Michael Nolan. 1900

Music cover, Rag-Time Crazy sung by Florence Thurston
Music cover, Rag-Time Crazy, written by R M Marks, composed by John Neat, sung by Florence Thurston. 1910

Music cover, Pretty Jemima sung by Vance
Music cover, Pretty Jemima, written and composed by Frank Hall, sung by Vance in Black Eyed Susan at the New Royalty Theatre, London. 1860s

Music cover, Play Us An Old Come All Ye, written by Albert Hall, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Michael Nolan. 1896

Music cover, Postmans Holiday Ragtime (Le facteur en ballade), composed by Ezra Read. circa 1895

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"Composed: A Melodic Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of music, where every note is carefully composed to create a symphony of emotions. From the haunting melodies of "Our Little Contemptibles" during World War I to the empowering Suffragette Song Anthem March of the Women, music has always been a powerful tool for expression. As we delve deeper into history, we uncover an enchanting engraving - the cover of Handel's Messiah from 1742. This black and white photo transports us back in time, reminding us that even centuries ago, people found solace in harmonious tunes. The magic continues with a whimsical music cover for Two Marionettes Polka, capturing the playful spirit of these dancing puppets. And what better way to celebrate ballet than through four graceful ballerinas immortalized on a delicate sheet? Sir Edward Elgar takes center stage as his compositions echo through generations. His genius resonates with each note he meticulously composes, leaving an indelible mark on classical music. But our journey doesn't stop there; it transcends time itself. We stumble upon ancient cave art paintings that depict early humans using sound as their language before words were formed. Gaby Deslys emerges like a star from yesteryears - dancer, singer, actress - her talent shining brightly across stages worldwide from 1881 to 1920. Her performances were masterpieces composed by her own artistic soul. Henri Clark's The Poor Washerwoman tugs at heartstrings as we gaze upon its poignant music sheet cover. It reminds us that even in hardship and struggle, beauty can be found within musical notes. Pas de Quatre brings Faust Up To Date in this captivating music cover – two worlds colliding to create something extraordinary. Music has always had the power to transport us beyond reality's boundaries. Lastly, tragedy strikes as we encounter Titanic sinking amidst its haunting music sheet from 1912.