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American Dance & Music of the 18th century poster, 1976
Country Dance & Song Society
Poster for the "American Dance Music of the 18th Century" show performed by the American Country Dance Ensemble, a CDSS based group led by Jim Morrison. Held at Greenwich Academy on March 7th, 1976 to celebrate the American Bicentennial.
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Bicentennial Ball poster, 1976
Town of Islip Sign Shop
Poster for the "Bicentennial Ball" evening of dinner and social dancing. Music performed by the American Country Dance Ensemble, a CDSS based group led by Jim Morrison. Held at Montfort Hall 26 South Saxon Ave, Bay Shore, New York on June 5th, 1976 to celebrate the American Bicentennial.
Backside of poster has following mailing information: From: "Town of Islip P.O. Box 1776 SAYVILLE N.Y. 11782" To: "AMERICAN COUNTRY DANCE ENSEMBLE 55 CRISTOPHER ST. New York, N.Y. 10014" Postmarked May 25th, 1976.
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Christmas Vacation School poster, 1922
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for The New York Branch of The English Folk Dance Society's Christman Vacation School, held December 26-30, 1922.
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England and Wales Map, 1936
Needham, Joseph, 1900-1995
1936 Map of the Distribution of English Ceremonial Dance in England and Wales by Joseph Needham. For EFDSS Journal.
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Festival of English Folk Dancing poster, 1928
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 14th, 1928.
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Folk Dance Festival poster, 1928
English Folk Dance Society
Alternative poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 14th, 1928.
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Folk Dance Festival poster, 1929
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 13th, 1929.
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Folk Dance Festival poster, 1930
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 12th, 1930.
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Life Gave a Ball for Me poster
Judson, Mary (Walter Pulverman)
Copy of the 1937 poem "Life Gave Me a Ball" by Mary Judson, a teacher and dancer for CDSS. The poem is attributed to her by birth name - Mary Walter Pulverman - but "Mary Judson" is written on the reverse side in pencil.
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New York World's Fair English Dance Society Day certificate, 1965
New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation
Certificate from the New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation proclaiming June 6, 1965 as "English Dance Society Day" and extending a cordial welcome to the event. Signed by Robert Moses, president of the New York World's Fair Corporation.
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Old Maid's Last Prayer and the Primrose Girl broadside
Old Sturbridge Village. Printing Office
Broadside sheet for the ballads "Old Maid's Last Prayer" and "The Primrose Girl". Reproduced by the Isaiah Thomas Printing Office in Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, from the original in the American Antiquarian Society.
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Poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 18th, 1931.
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for the Federation of American Branches of the English Folk Dance Society's Folk Dance Festival, held April 18th, 1931.
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Robin Hood Rescuing Will Sturly broadside
Norris, T.
Broadside sheet for the ballad "Robin Hood Rescuing Will Sturly". Back of page has tag stating: "A white-letter Broadside from the seventeenth century (Courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C.)". Original printer credited as "T. Norris, at the Looking-glafs on London-bridge."
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Seven Queens broadside, 1953
Turton, Godfrey; Buday, György (George), 1907-1990
Broadside sheet for the ballad "Seven Queens" written for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953. Written by Godfrey Turton, engraved and printed by George Buday of the Royal Society of Painters-Etchers on the Albion Hand-Press at 5 Rossetti Studios, Flood Street, Chelsea.
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Some Important Literary and Historical Data wall chart, 1949
The Dryden Press
Poster indicating the chronological relationships between historical events and the lives of various British writers, spanning the 1550s to 1940. Reproduced from the book "English Literature and it's Backgrounds", published by The Dryden Press in 1949. Poster has been written on to include several late Renaissance English composers.
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Summer Solstice Folk Music and Dance Festival poster, 1990
California Traditional Music Society
Poster for the 10th Anniversary Summer Solstice Folk Music and Dance Festival, held at California State University, Northridge on June 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 1990. The Festival honored the 75th anniversary of CDSS.
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The Bold Soldier and the Sweet Pig of Richmond Hill broadside
Old Sturbridge Village. Printing Office
Broadside sheet for the ballads "The Bold Solider" and "The Sweet Pig of Richmond Hill". Reproduced by the Isaiah Thomas Printing Office in Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, from the original in the American Antiquarian Society.
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The Frog and Mouse or the Frog He Would a Wooing Go broadside
Old Sturbridge Village. Printing Office
Broadside sheet for the ballad "The Frog and the Mouse, or the Frog he Would a Wooing Go". Original printer credited as "N. Coverly, Jr. Printer, Milk-Street, Boston."
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Thomas Percy, Dean of Carlisle portrait
Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792
Print of the portrait "Thomas Percy, Dean of Carlisle", painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1775. Courtesy of Librarie Floury, Paris.
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Tom Bolin broadside
Old Sturbridge Village. Printing Office
Broadside sheet for the ballad "Tom Bolin". Reproduced by the Isaiah Thomas Printing Office in Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, from the original in the American Antiquarian Society.
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Twelfth Night Revels poster, 1921
English Folk Dance Society
Poster for The New York Branch of The English Folk Dance Society's Twelfth Night Revels, held January 6th, 1921.
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Unfortunate Miss Bailey and the Bailiff broadside
Old Sturbridge Village. Printing Office
Broadside sheet for the ballad "Unfortunate Miss Bailey" and it's parody "The Bailiff". Reproduced by the Isaiah Thomas Printing Office in Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, from the original in the American Antiquarian Society.
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