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William Hall Sherwood was the founder of the Sherwood Music School.

A three part image showing how two colors can be used on a stamp. The completed image is Austrian composer Franz Schubert.

This photograph shows several of the stamps used in the Sherwood correspondence books. In the center of the photo is the base stamp for a two-part process. It is the body of a seated man, with some detailing and a few facial features. Above that…

The metal side of an unprinted stamp. It has a bar of music and chords with the correct fingering for students to learn and practice.

The metal side of a stamp. It has a bar of music for correspondence students to learn and practice, and looks to be teaching the relationship between chords.

The metal side of a stamp. It has a bar of music in the key of A for correspondence students to learn and practice.

The metal side of a stamp used to teach correspondence students about notes on the violin.

A photo of the metal side of a stamp showing correspondence students the notes in a B flat melodic scale.

A photo of the metal side of stamp eight, showing the image of the instrument in reverse.

This photo shows the metal stamping side of stamp seven, with the image of a lute in reverse.