Very Early Victorian Folio of Sheet Music

 Folio Name in golden letters is William Godfrey – appears to be the person who put the sheet music together over 100+ years ago to play and entertain himself and others. Some music pieces are missing – original folder had 12, now only 10 remain, some in poor condition. Remaining titles: Beautiful Blue Violets (G.H. Rodwell – Sung by Mrs Fitzwilliam) ; Chime Again, Chime, Beautiful Bells (R. Bishop – ) ; Home of My Heart (W. Vincent Wallace – Sung by Mr W. Harrison) ; She Appear'd Like a Star (Flotow) ; Orynthia, My Beloved! (H.R. Bishop – Sung by Mr. Sapio and Mr Sinclair) ; The Bloom is on the Rye (Poetry by Edward Fitzball – Music by H.R. Bishop) ; The Message (Poetry by Miss A. Proctor – Music by Jacques Blumenthal) ; The Death of Nelson ; The Mulleteer's Song (M.W. Balfe – Sung by Mr. W. Harrison) ; When Lovers Say Good Night (J.L. Hatton – Sung by Sig. Brignoli)