Group of Three Vellum Latin Music Sheets

Group of Three Vellum Latin Music Sheets.

A collection of three professionally framed & matted vintage Music Cover Sheets. Each frame measures 16 1/2 inches wide by 19 1/2 inches long.

A Group of Three Framed Pieces of Sheet Music by Various Musicians Related to the Century of Progress World's Fair, Chicago, 1933, Including 'A Century of Progress March' by John Philip Sousa; 'Schwar

Probably 16th /17th Century double sided sheet music written in Latin on Vellum paper. Framed under glass in a Greek Key border frame. It measures 21" x 15"

A collection of six (6) Lladro Spanish porcelain putti cherub angel sculptures. Includes: one (1) figural group with three singing cherubs sharing sheet music; one (1) pair of matching boy and girl ch

A collection of six (6) Lladro Spanish porcelain putti cherub angel sculptures. Includes: one (1) figural group with three singing cherubs sharing sheet music; one (1) pair of matching boy and girl ch

Late Medieval/Early Renaissance Illuminated Music Manuscript on vellum. Double sided sheet music written in Latin on vellum. 15" x 19".

Medieval Illuminated Antiphonal Music Sheet, Double-Sided On Vellum. Custom framed in glass to view both sides. Illuminated letters with black notes on red staffs. Framed under glass. Dimensions: fram

Group of three pieces of railroad related sheet music including Albert Fernald Union Pacific Galop, My Charlie He's a Railroad Boy by Mary (worn edges and split spine), and The Whip by Abe Holzmann. S

18th Century Latin / European Vellum Book Group 1. Three vellum covered books. Titled Combate Espiritual 1783, S. Thomae Aquinatis Elementas de Retorica 1781. Largest measures 6.5 x 4 inches.

Antiphonal Sheet Assortment (4) music sheets written in Latin including (2) on vellum with (1) being illuminated and the other rubicated and (2) on paper having rubicat

Framed antiquarian sheet music on vellum sheets, having Latin text, approximate work size 21" x 14 1/2", frames 23 1/2" x 17 1/2".

Two Medieval Manuscripts in Latin. Each vellum sheet with music notes and text. Condition commensurate with age; wear, some discoloration, cracking, etc.. Each is in a contemporary gilt frame, measuri

Description: 3 Pages of Sheet Music on Vellum, 16th/17th Century, comprising three double sided pages of sheet music on vellum, in double glazed gilt frames. Frame size: 23 in. x 16 1/2 in.

Late 19th-20th century. Includes violin with bows in case, zither with decoupage labels and patent date 1894, 19"l., drum etc. Together with three sheet music stands, one in a case. Varying wear and s

Continental Europe, Baroque Period, ca. 17th century. A two-sided vellum page, hand-illustrated with antiphonal musical annotation and lyrics in Latin. Large capital letters are delineated in red with

Italian Marble Figural Group, Music Making Putti, late 19th/early 20thc. Carved as three putti seated on a carved base, each with musical instrument, the center putto directing from the sheet music an

Group of three prints by various artists, all illegibly signed in pencil, lower right. 1) Dated '44'. Measures 10.5-in. x 14.5-in. sheet size. Image in G/VG condition with two pieces of tape in the up

Part of a Saturday Hymn from a Catholic Church hand written in Latin on vellum. The sheet has been removed from a book, the top left has some light repair. The square notes, Graduale Aboense, and the

14th-16th century illuminated Medieval manuscript, showing a religious music score in Latin, housed in a plexiglass frame, 14 3/4" x 19 1/2" sheet, 16" x 20 1/2" framed.

Two sheet, attached, anitphonal on vellum, with music on both sides and decorated with illuminated flourishes. Lyrics are in Latin with some marginalia. Each sheet is 21 X 14 1/4 inches in size. SHIPP

Artist: Unknown Title: Sheets from a Spanish Antiphonary Year: circa 1600 Medium: Four Hand-Painted Vellum Sheets Size: 22.5 in. x 27.5 in. (57.15 cm x 69.85 cm)

Framed, measures 21.5" wide by 32" tall

Title:1676 Vellum Will of London Alderman Description: Beautifully penned English will made in 1676 by John Richardson, Esquire, of London. Penned on three vellum sheets in a fine hand with large call