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The songbooks of the 1830-40s were printed in tiny numbers, and small format so they could be hidden in a pocket, passed round or thrown away.Collectors have sought ‘these priceless chapbooks’, but only recently a collection of 49 songbooks has come to light. This collection represents almost all of the known songbooks from the period.
Items Published by William West (1834–6), Edited by Ed Cray.
Volume 1: Items published by William West (1834-36) The Bang-up Songster! A Famous Collection of Flash, Fancy, Friskey, Amatory and Clamatory Staves; The Delicious Chanter, and Exciting Warbler; a Capital Collection of Randy, Rousing, Tear-up, Falre-up Songs; The Flash Chaunter: An Out-and-Out Collection; The Flash Minstrel! A Famous New Collection; The Libertine's Songster. One of the Best Collections of Songs Ever Printed; The Luscious Songster: a Delicious Cabinet of all that is Amatory, Flash & Funny; The Randy Songster. A Regular Out-and-Out Collection of the most Moving, Licentious, Pathetic, Flash, and Amatory Chaunts, Ticklish Staves, and Lecherous Tit Bits, Ever Before Printed; The Knowing Chaunter, or, Kiddy's Cabinet!; The Secret Songster, a Capital Collection of Fanciful, Frolicksome, Flash, Friskey, Flare-Up Songs; The Cockchafer. A Choice Selection of Flash, Frisky, and Funny Songs; The Comic Songster, and Gentleman's Private Cabinet: With a Superior Collection of Funny Toasts; The Frisky Vocalist, and Funny Chaunter. Adapted for Gentlemen Only.