Song of Sixpence by Walter Crane (1876)

Printed page with musical notation for the nursery rhyme Song of Sixpence, framed by illustrations of a king, queen, maid and

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A decorative page from Walter Crane's 1876 print Song of Sixpence, showing the nursery rhyme set as musical notation with two staves. Framing illustrations depict a cook with a pie, a king in a counting-house, a queen in a parlour, and a maid hanging out laundry, with a blackbird and a sixpence emblem at the top.

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