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- "The Standard: A Collection of Sacred and Secular Music," 1872 -
- 1872
- Collections - Artifact
"The Standard: A Collection of Sacred and Secular Music," 1872
- "Six Military and Patriotic Illustrated Songs Elaborately Colored," circa 1863 - During the Civil War, Charles Magnus, a New York City printer and publisher, sold patriotic envelopes, song sheets and songbooks. This songbook with "elaborately colored" images contains new lyrics to six popular military and patriotic songs. This illustrated works include "The Captain With His Whiskers," "Want--A Substitute," and "Dixie's Land," (with new verses based on the well-known "Dixie").
- circa 1863
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"Six Military and Patriotic Illustrated Songs Elaborately Colored," circa 1863
During the Civil War, Charles Magnus, a New York City printer and publisher, sold patriotic envelopes, song sheets and songbooks. This songbook with "elaborately colored" images contains new lyrics to six popular military and patriotic songs. This illustrated works include "The Captain With His Whiskers," "Want--A Substitute," and "Dixie's Land," (with new verses based on the well-known "Dixie").
- Garland Their Graves: A Decoration Day and Memorial Service Song Book, for the G.A.R. and Kindred Orders, 1900 -
- 1900
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Garland Their Graves: A Decoration Day and Memorial Service Song Book, for the G.A.R. and Kindred Orders, 1900
- Songbook, "All-American College Football Songs," 1945 -
- 1945
- Collections - Artifact
Songbook, "All-American College Football Songs," 1945
- "Walter L. Main's Circus-Shows Songster," circa 1900 - Many late 19th and early 20th century circuses scheduled additional entertainment after the main show ended. This after-show concert usually had singing, dancing, musical acts or a Wild West exhibition. The concert provided extra revenue for the show's management. Concertgoers had to buy an additional ticket and for a nominal price they could buy a "Songster" filled with texts and lyrics from the performance.
- circa 1900
- Collections - Artifact
"Walter L. Main's Circus-Shows Songster," circa 1900
Many late 19th and early 20th century circuses scheduled additional entertainment after the main show ended. This after-show concert usually had singing, dancing, musical acts or a Wild West exhibition. The concert provided extra revenue for the show's management. Concertgoers had to buy an additional ticket and for a nominal price they could buy a "Songster" filled with texts and lyrics from the performance.
- Toy Piano, 1939-1942 -
- 1939-1942
- Collections - Artifact
Toy Piano, 1939-1942
- "Songs of the Southern Freedom Movement: We Shall Overcome!," 1963 -
- 1963
- Collections - Artifact
"Songs of the Southern Freedom Movement: We Shall Overcome!," 1963