by Rose Freeman-Ishill. Issued in green colored folio with an orange print of a filigree typed ornament on cover. Imprint from internal evidence. Broadside mounted on p. [3] of cover.

by Wm. J. Shelton. Within double line border printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line. At head of text woodcut of mounted soldier with caption: "Fighting Joe" sets out. To be sung to the tune: Ole Dan Tucker. Place of publication suggested because a poem by this author on the Battle of Fredericksburg was printed here.

At head of title cut of American flag; at left center reproduction of photograph of author. Text of song in four numbered six-line stanzas with varied chorus. At end of text: By Mrs. L.A. Cornett, Willow Springs, Mo. Mother of three soldier boys. Price, 10 cents. Copyright date from Library of Congress stamp on Brown University copy.

Air: "Dixie."

[words by] George L. Cutler ; [music by] Elliott W. Hayes. March for solo voice or unison voices and piano. Caption title. Advertisements for other songs: p. 6-[8] Also published for: male quartet or chorus in G major, octavo-size; voice and piano in F major, quarto-size; unison voices, 3x5 in. card.

Poetry printed on brown card stock. Colophon at end on page 4: G.J. Alexander, 2208 Wallace Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Copyrighted, 1915.

by Clarence Zollinger and Billy Smythe. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: photograph of Billy Smythe [?]; drawing of sailor and soldier with sailing ship.

by Clarence Zollinger and Billy Smythe. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: photograph of Billy Smythe [?]; drawing of sailor and soldier with sailing ship.

Printed in red on right and left panels of three partite broadside. TLS to Theodore Francis Green from author in middle panel.

Page [4] blank. Text within triple line border with corner ornamentation on page [1]; within double line borders on pages [2,3]

Page [4] blank. Text within triple line border with corner ornamentation on page [1]; within double line borders on pages [2,3]

Page [4] blank. Text within triple line border with corner ornamentation on page [1]; within double line borders on pages [2,3]

Programme of events. Page [1] within ornamental border.

Programme of events. Page [1] within ornamental border.

Programme of events. Page [1] within ornamental border.

Within ornamental border.

At head of title: It was the year 1906 that Waverly celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of her high school .. At end of text: Copyright 1908 by Edward Maximilian Betowski, 10 Johnson Street, Waverly, N.Y.

by W.F. Cook, Co. E, San Francisco, Cal. Within double-line border with ornamental corners. Poem in 14 four-line stanzas. Type-signed at end: W.F. Cook. At end of text below rule: These lines were written by Warren F. Cook who enlisted in April 1861 from the town of Bellingham, Mass., and joined Co. E organized at Medway, and became a part of the 2d Regiment, Mass. Vol. Inf. Suggested publication date from date fifty years after author's enlistment in 1861.

Processed copy on brown paper. Program for service at unnamed church includes week's schedule and poem. Author of anniversary poem Fifty years given on page [1] as Mrs. S.K.M. Robertson and on page [3] as Zella M. Robertson.

Processed copy on brown paper. Program for service at unnamed church includes week's schedule and poem. Author of anniversary poem Fifty years given on page [1] as Mrs. S.K.M. Robertson and on page [3] as Zella M. Robertson.

Processed copy on brown paper. Program for service at unnamed church includes week's schedule and poem. Author of anniversary poem Fifty years given on page [1] as Mrs. S.K.M. Robertson and on page [3] as Zella M. Robertson.

Within double line border with corner ornaments; printed in red and black. Contains hymns.

Within double line border with corner ornaments; printed in red and black. Contains hymns.