ANTIQUE 1891 The Clarion Call: Silver Lake Quartet Historic Music Book C H Mead

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ANTIQUE 1891 The Clarion Call: Silver Lake Quartet Historic Music Book C H Mead:
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Hardback Book: \"The Clarion Call: By The Silver Lake Quartet\" compiled by C.H. Mead and G.E. Chambers. 1891 (The Cover says 1889) published by Funk and Wagnalls, 18820 Astor Place, New York.Super interesting songbook in which the preface states: \"The songs of the Silver Lake Quartet have been an inspiration to the cause of temperance and have given Prohibition amighty lift.\" Another interesting item is the notation opposite the preface that states: \"Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1889, by Funk & Wagnalls, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D.C.\" Wonderful Politically incorrect titles such as:\"Come in, out ob de Rain.\" This copy is inFair Condition with some minor discoloration on the Cover. The Cover has separated from the pages, but all pages are accounted for. The Startingoffer is at just $49.95. ThisRare, Historic item is old, valuable and difficult to research.... I am afraid that my starting offer is probably way too low.S/H in the US is $4.99. International Shipping is $19.95!

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