![Jazz] Lou Posey Presents the Saints and Sinners America's Greatest Jazz Band](/pictures/thumb/1832.JPG?v=1591118718)
Columbus, Ohio: [circa 1964]. 10” x 6½”. Single sheet, folded, making four pages. Near fine: bright and fresh, with a small patch of faint foxing on the back page. The Saints and Sinners first performed in 1960. According to Manfred Selchow in Ding! Ding! (Westoverledingen Germany, self published, 1998)... More
![Jazz]the Saints and Sinners in Europe](/pictures/thumb/1841.JPG?v=1591118721)
[germany? ]: 1968. 8¼” x 5¾”. Stapled wrappers. [8] pp. Near fine with a hairline crease to lower right corner. The Saints and Sinners first performed in 1960. According to Manfred Selchow in Ding! Ding! (Westoverledingen Germany, self published, 1998) , “Charles 'Red' Richards was offered the opportunity to lead..... More
![Jazz][California] Photo Album and Scrapbook of the Kern County Hot Jazz Society](/pictures/thumb/1617.JPG?v=1591118711)
Bakersfield, California: 1961. 12¾” x 12¼”. Embossed imitation leather over boards, disbound scrapbook. 36 pages with 70 mostly black and white photographs and around 40 items of ephemera either pasted or laid in. Photos measure from to 3½” x 3½” to 3¼” x 4¼” and about half are captioned; some..... More
Philadelphia, New York, And Baltimore: Fisher & Brother, (circa 1850s). Softcover. 32mo 4" - 5" tall; 4 1/2" x 2 7/8". Illustrated wrappers. Pp. [blank], [frontis], [title], [blank], 41, 66-121, 248, [2, table of contents]. An interesting book of songs with African American caricatures on its front and back covers..... More
New Orleans, Louisiana: [1970s]. [African-Americana][Jazz][New Orleans] . 8" x 10". Black and white photograph. Near fine. A promotional photograph for Louis Cottrell's Dixieland Band. Louis Cottrell, Jr. (1911-1978) was a jazz clarinetist and tenor saxophonist who grew up around jazz performers in New Orleans. He performed around the country for..... More
Derderian, Vigen . Personal Photo Album of Iran's “Sultan of Pop”. Iran, Los Angeles and elsewhere: 1950s-1980s 11½” x 11”. Faux leather three ring album with gummed mylar-covered leaves. 72 pages with 39 black and white and 35 color photographs and a few items of ephemera. An additional six photos..... More
![Jazz][African Americana] Dixieland all Star Six! Vic Dickenson](/pictures/thumb/1840.JPG?v=1591118720)
[boston]: 1950. 3¼” x 5½”. Advertising postcard (unused) printed one side on thin card stock. Very good minus with moderate wear and creasing. According to Manfred Selchow's Ding! Ding! (Self published, 1998) , this card advertises the first appearance of Vic Dickenson with his own band, after his prior band..... More
![Jazz][African Americana] VIC Dickenson and His Dixieland Stompers. Vic Dickenson](/pictures/thumb/1839.JPG?v=1591118720)
[boston]: 1950. 3 ¼” x 5 3/8”. Advertising card printed one side on thin card stock. Very good with moderate corner wear. According to Manfred Selchow's Ding! Ding! (Self published, 1998) , this card advertises the opening of Steve Connolly's New Rathskeller Room. He changed its name to “Jazz at..... More
Houston, Texas: The Daughters of the Republic of Texas, [1903]. Sheet Music; Sheet music. Six pages including front and back covers. Very good: bright cover, some surface losses to the coating on covers, a couple of jagged closed tears and some staining on the outer edge of back cover, not..... More