
Boy O' Mine Good Night Sheet Music
This is a piece of vintage sheet music for the song "Boy O' Mine Good Night". The lyrics are attributed to Graeme Burr and the music to Weston S. Wilson. The cover is printed on aged, likely paper, with a cream or light tan color that has Yellowed with age. The title and names of the lyricist and composer are prominently displayed in black ink, utilizing different font sizes and styles for emphasis. Decorative elements, possibly small flourishes or ornaments, are visible above and below the word "SONG". The price is listed as "Sixty Cents". The publication information indicates it was Published by Daniels & Wilson in San Francisco and New York. Beneath this, there appears to be another faded manufacturer or printer's mark, but it is not fully legible. The physical condition shows significant wear, with creases, folds, tears along the edges and corners, and discoloration consistent with handling and age. There are notable tears and rips along the left and right edges, and the top right corner is creased and slightly torn. The paper appears brittle. Despite the condition issues, the main text and design elements on the cover are still readable. The style of design and printing suggest this sheet music likely dates from the late 19th or early 20th century. The craftsmanship is typical of commercially printed sheet music from that era.
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Estimated Value
$5-15
Basic Information
Category
Sheet Music
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$5-15
Item Description
This is a piece of vintage sheet music for the song "Boy O' Mine Good Night". The lyrics are attributed to Graeme Burr and the music to Weston S. Wilson. The cover is printed on aged, likely paper, with a cream or light tan color that has Yellowed with age. The title and names of the lyricist and composer are prominently displayed in black ink, utilizing different font sizes and styles for emphasis. Decorative elements, possibly small flourishes or ornaments, are visible above and below the word "SONG". The price is listed as "Sixty Cents". The publication information indicates it was Published by Daniels & Wilson in San Francisco and New York. Beneath this, there appears to be another faded manufacturer or printer's mark, but it is not fully legible. The physical condition shows significant wear, with creases, folds, tears along the edges and corners, and discoloration consistent with handling and age. There are notable tears and rips along the left and right edges, and the top right corner is creased and slightly torn. The paper appears brittle. Despite the condition issues, the main text and design elements on the cover are still readable. The style of design and printing suggest this sheet music likely dates from the late 19th or early 20th century. The craftsmanship is typical of commercially printed sheet music from that era.
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