Rose Vinton Music Bucknam Jacob Henry Ellis Prairie Land Sheet of the Vintage

Step into the parlor-piano days of the early 1910s with 'Rose of the Prairie Land,' a sentimental song published by Vinton Music Pub. Co. of Boston and New York. The color-lithographed cover pairs an Art Nouveau border with a portrait of a smiling young woman in a large feathered hat, signed 'E. Pfeiffer N.Y.' at the lower left. Sheet music like this once sat on family pianos, and today it is collected for its cover art and framed as vintage decor.

Details

• Words by Arthur E. Bucknam, music by Jacob Henry Ellis.
• Photos show the cover and the 'Try This On Your Piano' preview pages featuring In Autumn Time and Moon Moths, the earlier Vinton songs advertised with this one.

Condition: Used. The cover has chips and wear along the top edge and a bent lower-right corner. The inner pages show creases, edge tears and toning. The owner's name 'Carrie' is written in ink on the cover. See photos.

Please note: the song's own music pages are not pictured.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed flat with care.