mail_outline sales@mediastorehouse.com
432 items
Original Sheet Music CoverScotsmen ? Johnny Was A Piper minstrel song of 1881 by Geoffrey Thorn & Williams. Negative reaction to the pipes is shown
Original Sheet Music CoverScotsmen ? Cock O? The North song by Edward Oxenford & Wallace Campbell. Dargai was one of many Scottish military victories celebrated in song. 1897 or soon after
Original Sheet Music CoverThe Salvation Army Happy Eliza Quadrilles by Carl Lamotte. See also General Booth under Public Figures
Original Sheet Music CoverRefreshment House Interiors ? The Model Little Boy music hall song by John Cooke Junior & Vincent Davies. The advertisements for melodramas date the song to 1881
Original Sheet Music CoverRefreshment House Interiors ? Mary Had A Little Lamb music hall song by T. S. Lonsdale & W. G. Eaton. The little lamb is the singer whom Mary fleeces
Original Sheet Music Cover - HorseracingHorseracing - We Girls At The Derby In A Four-in-Hand music hall song of 1866 by Frank W. Green & Alfred Lee. Below the image the female music hall performers are identified
Original Sheet Music Cover - HorseracingHorseracing - The Topical Tipster music hall song of 1899 by Gordon Noble & Fred Eplett, , Tis sport, British sport, that has made us to-day/The grandest of Nations on earth
Original Sheet Music Cover - HorseracingHorseracing - 3 to 1 Bar Two music hall song by Charles Merion
Original Sheet Music Cover - HorseracingHorseracing - Little Tommy Topweight music hall song of 1885 by F. Bowyer, He has never won a race because he eats too much
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - You Can?t Punch My Ticket Again music hall song by Charles Collins. The ticket I had I have lost, and so I can?t let you punch it again
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - Wishing The Boys Farewell music hall song of 1900 by Will Godwin and Harry Wright. Given the date, the soldiers are off to the Boer War
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - There?s Danger On the Line music hall song of 1873 by G. P. Norman. The concept of the title is applied to various moral situations
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Signalman on the Line music hall song of 1893 by Brian Daly and Bond Andrews
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - Railway Porter Dan music hall song of 1884 by Harry Hunter and G. D. Fox
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Railway Porter music hall song of 1864 or slightly earlier by C. Slowman
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Railway Guard music hall song by Gaston Murry and Alfred Plunpton. The initials on the carriage stand for London & North West Railway. The song is dedicated to the Chairman
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Railway Belle song by Harry Clifton and sung by him in his own entertainment. As with Johnny, the engine driver, the glamour of the railway is reflected in the woman?s choice of husband
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - Oh! Mr Porter by Thomas and George Le Brunn. 1892. The most famous music hall song with a railway subject. Young women on the railway always into trouble in these songs
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Muddle Puddle Porter written and composed by George Grossmith Junior. Not a music hall song
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - The Kiss in the Railway Train music hall song of 1879 by Watkin Williams & G. H. Mackney. The young man?s moustache came off as he tried to kiss her in the tunnel
Original Sheet Music Cover - RailwaysRailways - Johnny The Engine Driver music hall song of 1867 by G. W. Hunt
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - The Garnet Wolseley March of about 1874 by Alfred Tolkien. Wolseley had become famous in Ashanti in 1874 and was to become head of the Army in 1895
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Wolseley Sir Garnet ? Sir Garnet Will Show Them The Way song by Geo. Horncastle & Harry Ball. At last there?s good news ?bout the war in Zulu
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Prince of Wales ? England Greets Thee song by Frank Green & Henry Parker, welcoming the Prince?s recovery from typhoid. 27 Feb. 1872 was National Thanksgiving Day
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Prince Imperial Galop of 1865 by Charles Coote. The prince was the son and heir of Emperor Napoleon III. His appearance in army uniform is poignant
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Prince Alfred ? God Bless Prince Alfred?s Bride song by F. W. Green & Alfred Lee. Royal marriages were as big events as now
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Plimsoll Samuel ? Our Sailors on the Sea song of 1874 by F. W. Green & Alfred Lee. Dedicate to Plimsoll for his efforts for sailors? safety which resulted in the Plimsoll line
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Persia Shah of ? The Persian March This marks the Shah?s visit in June 1873. Other unflattering images are available
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Parnell Charles ? Home Rule music hall song of 1889 by May Ostlere. Parnell was leader of the Home Rule (for Ireland) party. This is a rare music hall song in his favour
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Paganinis Quadrilles of the Haut-ton, arranged by G. Weippert
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Kaiser Wilhelm II - He Knew It song by Albert Chevalier & Chas. Ingle from Faust Up To Date see under The Devil. The song was not about the Kaiser
Original Sheet Music Cover - LondonLondon - Holborn- O Come With Me To The Fountain Love teetotal ballad by Henry Walker. This shows the first fountain of the Metropolitan Drinking Fountain & Cattle Trough Association installed
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - (General) Gordon?s Safety England?s Honour song written by Geo..Horncastle & John D?Este before news of Gordon?s death had reached England
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - General Gordon -Too Late! Song by N. G. Travers. The title was a catch phrase used against Gladstone for not sending a relief force to the Sudan until it was too late to prevent
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Gladstone Captain of the Ship John Bull song of 1881 by F. V. St. Clair & E. Boggetti. Gladstone was now prime minister for the second time. A rare song in his favour
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Disraeli Benjamin -The Right Man at the Helm song by F. Green and Alfred Lee, dedicated to the Earl of Beaconsfield, as he had become in Aug. 1876
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Churchill Winston ? The War Correspondent music hall song of 1900 by Charles Osborne satirising his record as a war correspondent in the Boer War
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Chamberlain Joseph ? The Colonial Quick March of 1903 by Alfred Lee. Disraeli was the only politician more popular on the music halls than Chamberlain
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Harris Sir Augustus ? The Armada Waltz by Victor Stevens, inspired by The Armada by Henry Hamilton & Augustus Harris, first produced Drury Lane, 22 Oct
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - (Guy) Fawkes comic song of about 1840 by A. Wag
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - (Guy) Fawkes comic song. Although the BL gives 1874, internal evidence dates it to 1850
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - A Lion Hearted Soldier - Colonel Burnaby - a Patriotic song, written, composed ans sung (with great success!) by John Read
Original Sheet Music Cover - Public FiguresPublic Figures - Homage to Colonel Burnaby music hall song by Charles Tracy and T. Kent. A good six feet of British pluck, who always proved true blue. Burnaby was a prominent Conservative M. P
Pitzhanger Manor House, Ealing, West LondonPitzhanger Manor House, Walpole Park, Mattock Lane, Ealing, West London, parts of which date back to the 18th century. Date: 2015
War Memorial, Pitzhanger Manor, Ealing, West LondonWar Memorial (WW1 and WW2), integrated with the front wall of Pitzhanger Manor, Ealing, West London. The Memorial includes the names of Albert Auerbach MC (1894-1918) and W H A (William) Auerbach
Victorian Scrap, Three cavalrymen on horseback. 19th century
