by Paul Engle. Cover title. Off-white paper printed and illustrated in burnt sienna and black. From American Child, 1956. On cover: Christmas 1955.

Contains three hymns.

Tune: Duke Street.

by Henry O'Rielly. Page [4] blank. Cover title. Printed without music. At head of title wood-engraving of eagle holding scroll inscribed: E pluribus unum; below title vignette of Jupiter brandishing thunderbolt between two passages from second anthem beginning: The lightning flashing freely.

Vignette of lyre at center of page [1] Cover title. Program of concert by Philharmonic Chorus on May 29, 1917. Place of publication from printers' union label on page [1] Text of six songs beginning with The star spangled banner; two Welsh songs, Men of Harlech and All through the night, are included.

Vignette of lyre at center of page [1] Cover title. Program of concert by Philharmonic Chorus on May 29, 1917. Place of publication from printers' union label on page [1] Text of six songs beginning with The star spangled banner; two Welsh songs, Men of Harlech and All through the night, are included.

Vignette of lyre at center of page [1] Cover title. Program of concert by Philharmonic Chorus on May 29, 1917. Place of publication from printers' union label on page [1] Text of six songs beginning with The star spangled banner; two Welsh songs, Men of Harlech and All through the night, are included.

Tune: "America"

Tune: "America"

Air: America.

Air: America.

Issued in postcard format. Text within double line border.

Page [4] blank.

America mourns the death of her son Washington; poem contains Masonic allusions. America mourns the death of her son Washington; poem contains Masonic allusions. Poem in eleven numbered five-line stanzas. Printed area measures: 25.0 x 9.5 cm. Publication date suggested because of the type face, and because Washington died in December 1799. Other editions of this poem are entitled Columbia's lamentation over Washington, Lamentation for General Washington, and On the death of General Washington. This edition not in Evans, Bristol, Wegelin or the Checklist Amer. imprints.

Printed in two columns divided by single line. At head of title portrait of George Washington; above it cut of eagle with shield and scroll inscribed: E pluribus unum. At head of text: The following fine poem, written soon after Gen. Washington's death (by his widow, it is supposed) has been set to music by Mr. David Coye .... At end of text: Price ten cents. Suggested place of publication and range of publication dates because David Coye, of Unadilla, published other broadside poems there in the 1870's.

by James Whitcomb Riley. Printed in red, blue, gold and black on heavy white paper in postcard format; text in black. At left of title gold embossed figure of Statue of Liberty in front of American flag; on verso colored shield with stars and stripes in place for stamp. Poem in three eight-line stanzas.

Lila Hurley. Processed copy. Text of song in two seven-line stanzas with four-line refrain beginning: Here peace and justice native grow. Suggested publication date from internal evidence.

Within ornamental border. At end of text: Composed April, 1942.

Page [1,4] within colored double line border.

Page [1,4] within colored double line border.

Page [2] blank.

by Capt. C.W. Allen .. Tune: Maryland, My Maryland.

Within single line border.