"Grimshaw's plectrum method book is here, with Nocturne on p. 51: https://archive.org/details/plectrum-playing-for-modern-banjoists-emile-grimshaw/page/51/mode/1up?q=Nocturne I think it's the same score as Jody posted, but a cleaner copy."

"Not Cammeyer or Oakley either. "

"Maybe it's Cammeyer and Oakley, especially given the zither banjos, as Ian says. But to my eyes they don't obviously look like other photos I've seen of both."

"Different people."

"Three of the tune titles on the wings, are found in the entry for Parks Hunter in the Sheet Music Library, so maybe it is Mays and Hunter."

"On a similar note, I don't suppose you know who wrote the two preludes, marked 'Arranged', in Converse's Analytical Banjo Method?"

"I'm very curious this one too. I tried to find the original work for this a few weeks ago and came up with nothing. I wonder if it's not by Handel? There's a Tarrega guitar arrangement of an alleged chorale by Handel that also has…"

"One small mistake spotted -- the Fandanguillo is by 'Torroba', not 'Tornoba'. (What a wonderful arrangement that is, by the way! Made my day.)"

"Oh my, how wonderful! Thank you so much for doing this. Well, that's my weekend sorted..."

"Thanks. Not sure why that didn't come up when I searched."

"Joel, do you have a copy of the Sep. 21, 1947 Cammeyer letter you can share, or can you tell me where I might find it? I'm doing some research on Farland's appearances in England. Was just going through the relevant 1903 issues of The…"

"Useful. These are scans of the copies in the Bodleian. I took a look at them while there a few months ago. It's almost a complete run, I think a few were issues missing..."

"Fantastic, thanks Marc. The extra section indeed fits comfortably on the fretboard. I'll definitely be adding it from now on!"