1. C.P.E. Bach. Portrait of the composer probably by J.F. Reifenstein, c.1754

2. J.S. Bach. First edition of the Goldberg Variations, BWV 988, 1741

3. J.S. Bach. First edition, second issue, of the Italian Concerto, BWV 971, and the French Overture, BWV 831, 1736

4. J.S. Bach. First edition of the B minor Mass, 1833-1845

5. J.S. Bach. Sterndale Bennett's copy of the B minor Mass, c.1833

6. [J.S. Bach] J.G. Walther. Musikalisches Lexicon, 1732

7. J.S. Bach. First edition of the vocal score of the "St. Matthew Passion", 1830

8. J.S. Bach. First edition of the libretto of the "St. Matthew Passion", 1829

9. J.S. Bach. Four first and early editions, including of the "St. John Passion", first half of the nineteenth century

10. [J.S. Bach ] J.N. Forkel. Autograph letter signed to Uhde, 1789

11. [J.S. Bach] J.G. Naumann. Fine autograph letter signed about J.S. Bach, 1801

12. L.v. Beethoven. First edition of the Ninth Symphony, 1826

13. L.v. Beethoven. First edition of the vocal score of "Fidelio", 1814

14. L.v. Beethoven. First edition of the vocal score of "Fidelio", 1814

15. L.v. Beethoven. First edition of "An die ferne Geliebte", op.98, 1816

16. J. Brahms. Autograph manuscript of the song "Feldeinsamkeit", op.86 no.2, signed and inscribed, 1879 or later

17. C.W.v. Gluck. Berlioz's copy of an early full score of "Alceste", with annotations by Berlioz, the edition 1783 or later

18. C.W.v. Gluck. First edition, variant issue, in Italian, of "Orfeo ed Euridice", 1764

19. G.F. Handel. First German edition of "Messiah", in Mozart's arrangement, 1803

20. J. Haydn. First edition of the full score of "The Seasons", 1802

21. J.P. Kirnberger. First edition of the second part of "Die Kunst des reinen Satzes", 1774-1779

22. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Mendelssohn's arrangement for violin and piano of Bach's Partita no.3, 1st movt., 1846

23. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Autograph manuscript of the vocal duet "Sonntagslied", for female voices and piano

24. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Two first editions, including of the full score of "Elijah", c.1839-1847

25. W.A. Mozart. First edition of the full score of "Don Giovanni", 1801

26. W.A. Mozart. First edition of the full score of "Così fan tutte", 1810

27. W.A. Mozart. First edition, third issue, of the Requiem, c.1800

28. W.A. Mozart. Two song editions, 1798-1800

29. W.A. Mozart. First edition of the first substantial obituary of Mozart, 1792

30. Musicians. Family portrait formerly regarded as the Bach Family, attributed to Balthasar Denner, possibly early 1730s

31. G. Rossini. Fine large photograph of Rossini by Nadar, 1857

32. F. Schubert. Autograph manuscript of "Hagars Klage", D.5, Schubert's first surviving song, 1811

33. F. Schubert. Volume of first and early editions of songs, opp.1-8, 12-14, and 20, five editions with control marks

34. F. Schubert. "Die Sehnsucht", D.636, first edition, 1826

35. F. Schubert. One first and one early song edition (op.72 and op.12), 1827 and after 1822, respectively

36. F. Schubert. "Winterreise", early edition, 1828, or later

37. F. Schubert. "Schwanengesang", first edition, second issue, c.1829

38. R. Schumann. "Husarenlieder", first edition, 1852

39. K. Weill. Autograph musical quotation signed from "The Threepenny Opera", 1936

40. Album. Autograph music album of Marie-Louise Schenker-Angerer, 1924-1972

41. J.S. Bach. Printed editions of the 'Goldberg Variations' and Clavier-Übung III, early C19th

42. J.S. Bach. Scribal manuscript score of the Brandenburg Concerto no.5, Berlin, c.1840-1858

43. J.S. Bach. Three nineteenth-century church music editions, from the collection of Ernst Rudorff, c.1818-1830

44. [S. Barber] Franco Zeffirelli. Costume design for Octavian in the Met production of "Antony and Cleopatra", 1966

45. L. v. Beethoven. Collection of ten first and early editions of his keyboard music, c.1800-1823

46. H. Berlioz. Three autograph letters signed, to E. Plouvier, H. Schlesinger, and H. Ferrand, 1857-1864

47. J. Brahms. Important series of 44 autograph letters signed, to Friedrich Chrysander, mostly unpublished, 1869-1894

48. M. Bruch. Two partly autograph sources for the opera "Die Loreley", 1863