Victorian sheet music, Arthur Lloyd's popular song "The Railway Guard", illustration by Alfred Concanen, depicting bearded Guard in black, in front of green carriage at Euston (London & North Western Railway). The Railway Guard 1870
Victorian sheet music, The Railway Belle and the Railway Guard, illustration by J W Lee, depicting bearded guard with lady and rival, c1870. Railway Belle music 1870
Sheet Music, "Sunny South Sam", novelty fox-trot song by Will E. Haines & Leo Bliss, published by The Cameo Music Publishing Company, by permission of The Southern Railway, cost new 6d. "Sunny South Sam" sheet music 1930
Packet of sheet music for 'Mignon' belonging to the LMS (London Midland & Scottish Railway) Derby Orchestra. Mignon 1930
Collection of music cue sheets with hand-written notes for silent cinema films, 1927. Property of E Arnold Davies, former Musical Director at Stirchley Empire, Birmingham. Collection of music cue sheets with hand-written notes for silent cinema films 1927
Collection of over 700 pieces of sheet music having been used by the orchestra of the Theatre Royal in Bradford as scores to accompany films. Collection of over 700 pieces of sheet music
Sheet music, paper, The Mail Train, a Galop by Charles Coote Junior, published by Hopwood & Crew, 42 New Bond Street, London. Cover depicts a 2-2-2 locomotive crossing a viaduct, from a lithograph by Pucker & Griffin, printed by Stannard & Dixon. The back cover lists the titles available in Hopwood & Crew's series including other railway-themed polkas and galops. The Mail Train 1860s
Victorian sheet music, Arthur Lloyd's popular song "The Railway Porter", illustration by Alfred Concanen, depicting porter on platform with luggage and passengers, c1870. The Railway Porter 1870
Sheet music, The Flying Scotsman, Piano Solo by George Scott-Wood, published by Liber-Southern Ltd., 8 Debmark Street, London, WC2, price 2 shillings, 1950. The Flying Scotsman 1950
Sheet music for the song detective camera. Words by James Newland, Music by George Le Brunn, sung by Dan Leno and cover designed by H.G. Banks. Illustrated cover, three pages of voice and piano parts, words and extra patter. Published by Charles Sheard & Co, London, 1892. Sheet Music for 'Detective Camera' as Sung by Dan Leno 1892