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So today I get an envelope from an old friend. He had found an old receipt for the sound system I had bought for the band I was in at the time. But recently I had sent him some tracks of the pirate/sea song stuff I had been doing. Inside the mailer envelope was a wrapped present. Inside the paper I found this..

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This edition was published in 1920. There are two more editions after it. Here is a page from inside

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Sorry the spacing is wierd not sure how to fix that with the picture embedding thing.

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BEAUTIFUL...Does it say who the publisher was????????

The Enigmatic Rogue...and may always be<br />

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"I kissed her... once with passion... once with love... and told her good bye"

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Yea sorry I just noticed the pictures had gotten cropped.

The bottom of the cover says James Brown & Son, Glasgow

the title page says Collected by W.B.Whall, Master Mariner

Glasgow: James Brown & So, Publishers, 52-58 Darnley Street 1920

The book contains around 40 tunes and several pictures of various ships, mostly drawing and painting repro's.

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