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Hunt-Berol Sheet Music Collection, 1700s-1900s

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Call No.: Hunt-Berol Sheet Music
Bib ID 4079543 View CLIO record
Creator(s) Berol, Alfred C., 1892-1974; Berol, Madeleine, 1895-1985
Title Hunt-Berol Sheet Music Collection, 1700s-1900s
Physical Description 244 linear feet (227 boxes; 25000 items; oversize )
Language(s) English .
Access You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.

Several items in this collection contain language commonly used in the 19th century that is today considered offensive or harmful, in particular expressions of racism.

Series I and II of this collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.

This collection has no restrictions.

Note: The container list for Series I and II provides only the first piece of sheet music in each box. Use this list in conjunction with the paper card catalogs in RBML to request the correct box from off-site storage.

Arrangement

Arrangement

A card index for series I and II, listing each individual title, is available in the RBML.

Description

Summary

Printed music from the 18th-20th centuries, primarily 19th century American. Almost half the items are popular editions of European composers' instrumental music. The collection contains a large quantity of patriotic music such as the 1798 "Adams and Liberty" and the first and third editions (both 1798) of "Hail Columbia" and a comprehensive collection of music from the Civil War. There are also early printings of "The Star Spangled Banner," first and later editions of Stephen Foster's music, and a large collection of Benjamin Carr materials. Collection of 16th-20th century rare music books was cataloged individually. Primarily collected by Arthur Billings Hunt, 1890-1971, baritone, musical director and broadcaster. Most of the items are of American origin, and reflect Hunt's wide-ranging interests in sacred and secular music.

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Conditions Governing Access

You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.

Several items in this collection contain language commonly used in the 19th century that is today considered offensive or harmful, in particular expressions of racism.

Series I and II of this collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.

This collection has no restrictions.

Note: The container list for Series I and II provides only the first piece of sheet music in each box. Use this list in conjunction with the paper card catalogs in RBML to request the correct box from off-site storage.

Related Materials

For related scores, books, and bound volumes, see the CLIO records for the Hunt-Berol Book Collection .

RBML also holds the Arthur Billings Hunt Papers.

Accruals

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--Berol, Alfred C. and Madeleine. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--1964. Accession number--M-1964.

Gift of Mr and Mrs Alfred C. and Madeleine Berol, 1966.

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Processing Information

Processed JR 10/--/88.

The songsheets and broadsides in series III were formerly known as the Hunt-Berol Songsheets, and were integrated into this collection in 2021. One box of19th-century publications containing music was also added in 2021. kws

Revision Description

2019-11-25 Added list showing first piece of music in each box. kws

2021-08-13 Added series III and IV

Subject Headings

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Carr, Benjamin, 1768-1831 Portal CLIO ArchiveGRID
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Series I: American Imprints

Note: The list below provides only the first piece of sheet music in the box. Use this list in conjunction with the paper card catalogs in RBML to request the correct box from off-site storage.


Box 1 A, E.L.E./ "The little mendicant's appeal"


Box 2 Abt, Franz/ "One little word"


Box 3 Adam, J. Rud/ "Crack! Crack! Crack the whip!"


Box 4 Albert, Charles D./ "Come join in the battle"


Box 5 Allin, Albert D./ "The Delphian march"


Box 6 Aquabella, Ramon/ "La preferencia"


Box 7 Ascher, G./ "Hermann polka"


Box 8 Auber, Daniel Francois/ "Dark eyed one"


Box 9 Badger, W.P./ "Union polka"


Box 10 Baker, W.C./ "Gather flowers in the summertime"


Box 11 Balfe, Michael William/ "The maid of Artois"


Box 12 Barker, M./ "Oh do not slight this faithful heart"


Box 13 Barnett, John/ "I saw her at the fancy fair"


Box 14 Barton, Henry/ "Nearer my god to thee"


Box 15 Bayly, Thomas Haynes/ "May thy lot in life be happy"


Box 16 Beethoven, Ludwig Van/ "O swiftly glides the bonny boat"


Box 17 Bellak, James/ "Gertrude's dream waltz"


Box 18 Bellman, Henry/ "The orphean gallop"


Box 19 Berge, William/ "La coronne. Mazurka de salon"


Box 20 Berwald, William/ "Lord, who art merciful"


Box 21 Beyer, Ferdinand/ "Nocturne pour le piano"


Box 22 Beyer, Ferdinand/ "And has she then fail'd in her truth"


Box 23 Bishop, Henry Rowly/ "My heart and lute… A ballad…"


Box 24 Black, J.S./ "The minstrel's grave"


Box 25 Blessner, E./ "Annie o'the banks o'Dee"


Box 26 Boardman, George/ "Farewell, Marguerite"


Box 27 Bond, Alonzo/ "Ashley's quick step"


Box 28 Brachman, James/ "Sailing down the bay"


Box 29 Braham, Joseph/ "The old house by the bay"


Box 30 Brinkmann, M./ "Remember me"


Box 31 Brown, Francis H./"Given Victoria's march"


Box 32 Bucalossi, Ernest/ "La gitana. Valse"


Box 33 Buhl, N./ "The huntsman's chorus, in Der Freyschutz"


Box 34 Burke, Joe/ "A little bit independent"


Box 35 C., G.F./ "The campbells are coming"


Box 36 Campbell, Caroline Honoria/ "Oh! I remember well"


Box 37 Carter, Charles Thomas/ "Ah! Nanny"


Box 38 Chaminade, Cecile/ "L'anneau d'argent"


Box 39 Cianchettini, Pio/ "I love but thee"


Box 40 Clifton, John Ch./ "Here is the glen"


Box 41 Cole, Robert A./ "Louisiana Lize"


Box 42 Converse, Charles Crozdt/ "Aileen Aroon"


Box 43 Coots, J. Fred/ "Doin' the raccoon"


Box 44 Cram, Dan/ "Rondo schottische"


Box 45 Crossman, C.S./ "Far away"


Box 46 Czerny, Carl/ "Aurora waltz"


Box 47 D., C.F./ "Tiger's grand march"


Box 48 D'Antalffy, Deszo/ "Little bridge"


Box 49 De Kress, Charles/ "Mother is dead"


Box 50 Dempster, William R./ "What can an old man do but die?"


Box 51 Diamonds, Ducie/ "The gallant girl that smote the dastard Tory oh!"


Box 52 Dodworth, Charles R./ "Gideons Band"


Box 53 The Don Cossack / "War song by Elly, ESCR"


Box 54 Dressler, William/ "Flag of our union"


Box 55 During, F./ "Durang's hornpipe"


Box 56 Edwards, Gus/ "My charcoal charmer"


Box 57 Emmett, Daniel D./ "Pompy O'Smash"


Box 58 F., H. / "Kit Flannagan's Fairy"


Box 59 Fearis, John S./ "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"


Box 60 Fisher, William Arms/ "Don't be weary, traveler"


Box 61 Forsyth, Cecil/ "To America"


Box 62 Francis, C.P./ "Grand Russian March."


Box 63 Friedman, Leo/ "Meet me to-night in dreamland"


Box 64 Gabussi, Vincenzo (1800-1846)/ "The fisherman"


Box 65 Gaskill, Clarence (1892-1948)/ "Look at me!! Bing! Bang! I am the guy"


Box 66 Geghegan, J.B./ "Down in a coal mine"


Box 67 Gilchrist, William Wallace (1846-1916)/ "O wert thou the cold blast"


Box 68 Glover, Charles W. (1806-1863)/ "Jeannette & Jeannot."


Box 69 Glover, Stephen (1812-1870)/ "Happy days and happy nights"


Box 70 Gluck, Cristoph Willibald (1714-1787)/ "Che faro senza Eurydice"


Box 71 Golfieri, Luigi / "Bianca"


Box 72 Gottschalk, Louis Moreau (1829-1869)/ "Marche de nuit"


Box 73 Grant, Allan (1982- )/ "Marching Americans"


Box 74 Greenlaw, A.E./ "Two gospel songs"


Box 75 Grobe, Charles G. (1817 - )/ "By the sad sea waves"


Box 76 Grobe, Charles G. (1817- )/ "Rataplan"


Box 77 Guglielmo, P./ "My angel"


Box 78 Habelow, Samuel/ "Good bye Sally"


Box 79 Hanby, Benjamin Russell (1833-1867)/ "Angel Nellie"


Box 80 Harris, Arthur Edward/ "Lowe's happy dream"


Box 81 Haskell, D.H. / "Agawam quick step"


Box 82 Hawes, Maria Billington (1816-1886)/ "Oh call me not unkind robin"


Box 83 Head, Maurice/ "Sometime you'll remember"


Box 84 Hemmenway, James (1800-1849)/ "The fifth set of quadrilles"


Box 85 Hermann, Andrew/ "Cocoanut dance"


Box 86 Herz, Henri/ "I will return to thee"


Box 87 Hewitt, George Washington/ "America shall aye be free!"


Box 88 Hildreth, R.E./ "The Boston march and two-step"


Box 89 Hodgkins, Gene/ "There never was a broadway in the town where I was born"


Box 90 Hoffmann, Adolf/ "Heart's repose, Nocturne"


Box 91 Homer, Sidney / "Ferry me across the water"


Box 92 Horn, Charles Edward/ "The mermaid's cave"


Box 93 Howard, George C./ "Oh! I was so wicked"


Box 94 Hughes, J. Wesley/ "Me, Kinley, Hobart and Liberty"


Box 95 Hunter, Franz/ "Non piu mesta!"


Box 96 Hutchinson, Thomas / "The Deum Laudamus"


Box 97 Jackson, Samuel P./ "Corrico. Galop brilliant"


Box 98 Jefferson, W.T./ "My coal black lady"


Box 99 Johnston, Archibald/ "Baby mine"


Box 100 Jullien, Louis Antoine (1812-1860)/ "Ah, for wings"


Box 101 "Katy darling."


Box 102 Kelly, E.A. / "The ocean waves dashed widely high"


Box 103 Kern, Jerome David (1885-1945)/ "Abe Lincoln had just one country"


Box 104 King, Charles M./ "The beauties of Amelie"


Box 105 Kittredge, Walter (1834-1905)/ "Make my grave in the lowlands"


Box 106 Kneass, Nelson/ "Ben Bolt…"


Box 107 Knight, Joseph Philip (1812-1887)/"Rosabel"


Box 108 Kozeluch, Leopold (1752-1818)/ "Bonie Doon"


Box 109 Kucken, Friedrich Wilhelm (1810-1883)/ "Ave Maria"


Box 110 L, B.E./ "I know not why I love thee"


Box 111 Lampard, G.R./ "Seraphine Waltz"


Box 112 Lapham, Claude (1890-1957)/ "Keep cool and keep Coolidge"


Box 113 La Villa, Paolo (1846-1916)/ "The origin of love"


Box 114 Lee, George Alexander (1802-1851)/ "Come where the aspens quiver"


Box 115 Lehmann, Caroline/ "The geranium waltz"


Box 116 Leschetizky, Theodore (1830-1915)/ "Chanson des pecheurs"


Box 117 Leybourne, George (1842-1884)/ "After the opera's over"


Box 118 Link, Harry/ "I'm just wild about animal crackers"


Box 119 Lloyd, Arthur/ "The colonel from Constantinople"


Box 120 Lombardo, Carmen (1903-1971)/ "Broken hearted"


Box 121 Lover, Samuel (1797-1868)/"The angel's whisper"


Box 122 Luff, George/ "The bonny blue cap"


Box 123 MacGimsey, Robert (1898-)/ "Daniel in the lion's den"


Box 124 Mack, Eugene/ "Our brave heroes. March"


Box 125 Maffre, J./ "Canadian Quadrilles"


Box 126 "Mark my alford or let me live removed from noise."


Box 127 Martinez, A.B./ "Dark-eyed one"


Box 128 Mattei, Tiffo (1841-1914)/ "L'attendo ancora"


Box 129 Meacham, Frank W. (1850-1895)/ "Dance of the fairies"


Box 130 Melti, Peppino/ "The Pagoda waltz"


Box 131 Merriott, Edwin/ "The band march"


Box 132 Meyer, Louis/ "Johnny's equal is not here"


Box 133 Millard, Harrison (1830-1895)/ "Across the sands"


Box 134 Millet, E./ "Diana"


Box 135 Molloy, James (1837-1909)/ "The Carnival song"


Box 136 Moore, Thomas (1779-1852)/ "Can I again that form careers"


Box 137 Morgan, Carey (1885 -)/ "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks"


Box 138 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791)/ "Ah Perdona al Primo affetto"


Box 139 Muller, D./ "The full moon union quadrille"


Box 140 Myrow, Joseph/ "The fable of the Rose"


Box 141 Nelson, Sydney (1800-1862)/ "The hunter's horn is sounding"


Box 142 Nevin, George Balch (1859-1933)/ "Blessed is the man that endureth"


Box 143 Nolf, C. / "Dodworth's five step waltz"


Box 144 Oesten, Theodor (1813-1870)/ "Alpine bells"


Box 145 O'Hare, Christopher/ "An April song"


Box 146 O'Reardon, M./ "The dream of love is o'er"


Box 147 Paddy, Cary/ "A favorite cotillion"


Box 148 Parkhurst, H./ "I love the spring"


Box 149 Patton, Lowell/ "Across the river"


Box 150 Perillo, Paul/ "Le Colibri"


Box 151 Peterschen, F.W./ "Fascination valses"


Box 152 Philips, N.L./ "The white crossed banner"


Box 153 Pitts, William/ "Savage Ally Ray"


Box 154 Porter, Cole (1892-1964)/ "It's bad for me"


Box 155 Price, Elizabeth Jones/ "O, be joyful in the Lord"


Box 156 Quadling, Lew/ "Careless"


Box 157 Rea, Charley/ "Kitty of coleraine"


Box 158 Rein, Emil/ "The battle-cry of freedom"


Box 159 Richards, Henry B. (1817-1885)/ "The echo of Lucerne"


Box 160 Ritter, G.P./ "Blue bells of Scotland"


Box 161 Rodgers, Richard (1902-1979)/ "Marriage type love"


Box 162 Ronbock, Henry/ "The Augusta gallo."


Box 163 Root, George Frederick (1820-1895)/ "All together again"


Box 164 Rose, Ed (1875-1935)/ "Some heart is sighing"


Box 165 Rossini, Giacchino Antonio/ "William Tell. Overture"


Box 166 Rubbens, Paul Alfred (1875-1917)/ "The life and drum"


Box 167 Russell, Henry (1812-1900)/ "I love to dwell in the bosom's cell"


Box 168 Russell, Henry (1812-1900)/ "Some love to roam"


Box 169 Salta, Menotti (1893-)/ "Serenade Rumena"


Box 170 Sawyer, Henry S./ "Ben Bolt"


Box 171 Scheelk, Claude/ "Oh Gertrude!"


Box 172 Schreiner, Hermann L. (1832-)/ "Gen. Lee's grand march"


Box 173 Schumann, Robert (1810-1856)/ "Early green"


Box 174 Searing, J.H./ "Jenny Schottisch"


Box 175 Shay, Larry/ "Too tired"


Box 176 Silberberg, J./ "Sambo out o'work. A darktown id(y)le"


Box 177 Sieber, Georges Julien/ "Recreations après l'etude".


Box 178 Slack, J.H./ "Home Sweet Home"


Box 179 Smith, Edward Sydney/ "Angel's serenade (La seranata)"


Box 180 Smith, Robert Archibald/ "I have come from a happy land"


Box 181 Solman, Alfred/ "The birds on Nellie's hat, or you don't know Nellie like I do"


Box 182 Speaks, Oley/ "Come spirit of the living God"


Box 183 Spindler, Fritz/ "Blumlein Tausendschon (Gay posies)"


Box 184 Staab, Franz/ "I have no mother now"


Box 185 Steiner, D.S./ "The type-writers' fancy ball"


Box 186 Stevenson, John Andrew/ "The legacy. When in death I shall calm recline"


Box 187 Storace, Stephen/ "The favorite masquerade song"


Box 188 Strauss, Johann, Jr./ "Artist's life"


Box 189 "Strong, Amalie Dietrich/ "Lullaby"


Box 190 Sutter, Henry/ "On the Chatauqua Lake"


Box 191 Taylor, Abraham/ "Oh! No, we never mention her"


Box 192 Thalberg, F./ "Esmeralda Polka No. 1"


Box 193 Thompson, Floyd/ "The People's Choice"


Box 194 Thompson, Lewis Sabin/ "D.K.E. Waltz for piano"


Box 195 Torp, Otto/ "Can I again that look recall"


Box 196 Treuer, Konrad/ "The nation in tears. In memoriam Abraham Lincoln"


Box 197 Turner, Alfred Dudley/ "Ristori waltz"


Box 198 Valisi, Giuseppe/ "The ferris wheel souvenir, waltz. World's Fair 1893"


Box 199 Verdi, Giuseppe/ Attila "Believe me (Te sol questa anima)"


Box 200 Vogrich, Max (Wilhelm Carl)/ "Charity (Charite)"


Box 201 W., C.W./ "Strike! Ye sons of liberty"


Box 202 Wallace, William Vincent/ "Annie, dear, good bye"


Box 203 Wallenhou, P.T./ "The true lancers quadrille. As danced at the state halls"


Box 204 Warner, Ferdinand/ "Farewell to home, or Life's journey"


Box 205 "Wearing the green"


Box 206 Weldig, Adolf/ "Cradle song"


Box 207 Wellman, W.F./ "Body wants to go to sleep"


Box 208 Werlein, Phillip P./ "Birth-day's galoppade"


Box 209 White, Charles Albert/ "Awake, love, awake"


Box 210 Wiesenthal, Thomas Van Dyke/ "Cheer up! Pull away"


Box 211 Wicked, Friedrich von/ "Heart's Springtime"


Box 212 Willis, A./ "Found drifting with the tide"


Box 213 Winner, Septimus/ "…Banjo. An imitation of the popular instrument"


Box 214 Wohler, C./ "Felice notte Marietta (Good night Marietta)"


Box 215 "Woodward, Nathaniel, Jr./ "Come lady gay, serenade"


Box 216 Work, Henry Clay/ "Babylon is fallen"


Box 217 Young Charles/ "Gen. Robert E. Lee's quick march"

Series II: Foreign Imprints

Note: The list below provides only the first piece of sheet music in the box. Use this list in conjunction with the paper card catalogs in RBML to request the correct box from off-site storage.


Box Foreign1 Beyer, Ferdinand (1805-1863)


Box Foreign2 "Die Fahnenwacht."


Box Foreign3 Ivemey, Mary Anne


Box Foreign4 "Fpr ever thine!"


Box Foreign5 Osborne, George Alexander (1806-43)


Box Foreign6 "Soirée des menestrels anglais."


Box Foreign7 Edwards, Gus


Box Foreign8 "Your mother and mine."


Box Foreign9 Desormes, Louis César


Box Foreign10 "Polka-marshe."


Box Foreign11 Patsenko, Vasilii


Box Foreign12 "Za nieman idu."

Series III: Song Sheets

3 manuscript boxes

These songsheets and broadsides are primarily of 19th-century American origin. They were formerly known as the Hunt-Berol Songsheets, and were integrated into this collection in 2021.


Box III.1 The American star!, undated

Publisher: Louis Bonsal. Place of publication: Baltimore.

Box III.1 [Akers-Allen], Elizabeth . Rock me to sleep mother, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Ancient rams No. 2 of Southwark, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Angelo, H. The boys of Uncle Samu'l / by H. Angelo, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Answer to Nora O'Neal, or, Shamus O'Brien, 1800s

Publisher: Johnson; J.L. Peters & Bro. . Place of publication: Philadelphia; Cincinnati.

Box III.1 The Army and Navy for ever., 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Baker, W.C. A sweet face at the window. / words by W.C. Baker; music by H.P. Drake, 1800s

Publisher: H.D. Marsan. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.1 The Banner of the free., 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Battle of Bull-run: dedicated to the 69th Regiment, N.Y.S.M., 186-?

Publisher: H.D. Marsan. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.1 The Beecher scandal!: sung by Dick Brown, 1800s

Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Behind the scenes: sung by Ned Barry, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co.. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 [Berg, Albert W.]. Ever of thee: as sung by David S. Wambold, with immense success throughout the States, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Blue-eyed Jennie, as sung by J.L. Carncross, of Carncross and Dixey's Minstrels, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Bob-tailed nag., 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Bold General Wolfe; Tobacco., 1800s

Publisher: . Place of publication: Portsea. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 The Bold privateer, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Bombarger, George. Indian maid of the Chapparal / written and sung by George Bombarger., circa 1852

Publisher: Thomas mM. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Bowers, E. Dear mother, I've come home to die / words by E. Bowers; music by Henry Tucker, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York . 2 copies

Box III.1 [Bowers, E.]. How are you green-backs?, 1800s

Publisher: Chs. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Bradbury, William B. Dear old flag! / composed and dedicated ot the soldiers of the Unit. Stat. by Wm. B. Bradbury, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Bradbury, William B. Rally round the flag / (Wm. B. bradbury), 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Bright-eyed Little Nell of Narranganset Bay, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Bright things can never die; Aggie Asthore, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Brother, tell me of the battle, 186-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Burt, R.W. General Logan, and the Fifteenth Army Corps / by Capt. R.W. Burt, 186-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Butcher boy, 1800s

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 C, P.J. Long live McClellan! / by P.J.C., 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York .

Box III.1 Camp gals, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Canty, Samuel. Rebel, spare that flag: an original anthem, dedicated to the Union / by Samuel Canty, Esq., 1861

Box III.1 [Carpenter, J.E.]. Do they think of me athome; You'll remember me, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Carpenter, J.E.]. Her bright smiles haunt me still. ; Thy voice hath a charm., 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 A Cheerful song, 1800s

Publisher: Chs. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 ClaribelYou and I / words and music by Claribel; sung by J.G. Russell, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Clark, H.A.. I have nomother now / composed by H.A. Clark, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 The Colored volunteers, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.1 Columbia, the home of the world, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Columbia's hardy seamen, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 The Contraband's adventures, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Craig, Tom. Colored volunteer, undated

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Cromwell, George Reed. Weep not, comrades, for me / words and music by Geo. Reed Cromwell, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Cronan, Jeremiah. Lines written on the most dreadful fire that broke out in Chicago in America / composed by Jeremiah Cronan, 1800s

Publisher: P. Brereton . Place of publication: Dublin. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Crosby, Fanny. There's a sound among the forest trees / words by Fanny Crosby ; music by Wm. B. Bradbury, [n.d. 1800s

Publisher: A.W. Auner's Printing Office. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Cross, John C. Dear mother, I've come home to eat / by John C. Cross, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Cross, John C. God save the union, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Cross, John C. Mother on the brain / by John C. Cross, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Darkey conscript, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Demarest, G.B.]. Kitty Wells: music by Chas. E. Atherton, 1800s

Publisher: S.T. Gordon. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. The dummer boy's farewell / by John Ross Dix, 186-

Publisher: Chs. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. How Sheridan whipped Longstreet / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross . How Sherman's veterans took Atlanta / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. In our dear homes again!, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. Let the Rebels put that in their pipes / by John Ross Dix., 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. My northern boy to the war has gone! / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. My sweet wife, my Sallie / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. Nellie of the north / by John Ross Dix, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix , John Ross. No news for me / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. Our Ulysses / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. Sheridan's "early" victory / by John Ross Dix, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. The soldiers funeral / by John Ross Dix, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. The veteran's song / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dix, John Ross. Ye sons of the north! / by John Ross Dix, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Do not heed her warning: answer to "The gipsy's warning", [n.d. , 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Donybrook fair, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Douglas, William]. Annie Laurie, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dr. Burdell, or the Bond Street murder: which took place Jan. 30, 1857, in the City of New York / by the Saugerites bard, [n.d., after 1856

Publisher: Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Draw the sword, northland, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Drink to them all!, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 The Drummer of Antietam, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dublin Bay. Or Roy Neill, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Dunning, B.F.. Our working men / words by B.F. Dunning, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco . Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 E., J. Green monsters' song / by J.E., 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 EastburnContraband's song of freedom / words and music by Eastburn, circa 1865

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Eastlack, Francis F. The great know nothing song, "I don't know" / by Francis F. Eastlack, undated

Publisher: H.J. Hall.

Box III.1 Ellsworth's avengers, 1800s

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Ellsworth's avengers, 1800s

Publisher: Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [English, Thomas Dunn]. The original, Ben Bolt: unabridged, and unaltered, 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.1 Evans, George T. The letter in the candle / by Geo. T. Evans, [nd., 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 [Everest, C.]. No one to love, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Every bullet has its billet: as sung by Mr. Charles Swain, at Jenkins' Concert Saloon…, undated

Publisher: Harris Printer. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.1 Faded flowers, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Fair Rosina, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 The female auctioneer, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 First she would and then she wouldn't, or, O you naughty, naughty man!: as sung by Harry Devoy at Buckley Varieties, 1800s

Publisher: Belll & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Flag of Fort Sumter, 186-?

Publisher: Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.1 The Flag of our union, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 The Flag with the thirty-four stars, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.1 Foster, Stephen C. Bring my brother back to me, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Foster, Stephen Collins]. Massa's in de cold ground, 1800s

Publisher: H.J. Wehman . Place of publication: New York. (No. 158)

Box III.1 [Foster, Stephen Collins]. My old Kentucky home, 1800s

Publisher: H.J. Wehman . Place of publication: New York. (No. 77)

Box III.1 Foster, Stephen Collins, 1826-1864. Was my brother in the battle? / by C.S. [i.e. S.C.] Foster, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Foster, Stephen C. Was my brother in the battle! / by Stephen C. Foster, 186-?

Publisher: H.D. Marsan. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Freemen rally!, 1800s

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Gardner, W.L.]. Don't be angry with me, darling / by the San Frnacico Minstrels, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.1 Gay, James D. The battle of the wilderness, circa 1864

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Gay, James D. The battle of the wilderness / [by James D. Gay], circa 1864

Publisher: James D. Gay. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Gay , James D. Brave soldiers of the west / composed and sung by James D. Gay, 1800s

Box III.1 Gay, James D. General Grant's boys / [jMaes D. Gay], circa 1864

Publisher: James D. Gay. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Gay, James D. Johnny, fill up the bowl!, undated

Publisher: James D. Gay; Charles Magnus. Place of publication: Philadelphia; New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.1 Gay, James D. Keystone brigade / composed by Lieut. James D. Gay, 186-

Publisher: [James D. Gay]. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Geistliches Abend Lied., 18--?

Removed from "Ephrata Manuscript No. 6" in the collection of the Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University

Box III.1 Gipsy's warning, 1800s

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Glory Hallelujah. No. 3. Or, New John Brown song, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 God for our native land, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Gold in California: row brothers row, 1800s

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Good will hose song, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Good-bye, Biddy dear: as sung by Frank Howard, with great applause, circa 1873

Publisher: Thos. M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.1 Grafted into the army., undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Grandma's advice, undated

Publisher: J.H. Johnson . Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 The great prize fight: which took place at Boston corners, Oct. 12th, 1853, 185-?

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 [Greenham, J.C.]. Katy darling, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Griffing, L. A national hymn: composed to be sung on the 14th of May 1841, the day recommended by the President, to be set apart as a day of fasting and prayer, by the people of the United States, on account of the death of Gen. Wm. H. Harrison / by L. Griffing, 184-?

3 copies

Box III.1 Hardwick, George P. How to close the war / written by George P. Hardwick, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Hawthorne, Alice. Yes, I would the war wer eover: answer to "When this curel war is over." / words and music byAlice Hawthorne., circa 1863

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Hays, Will S.]. I'll remember you, love, in my prayers, 1800s

Publisher: World Manufacturing Co.. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 [Hays, Will S.] . Nora O'Neal, I'm lonely to-night, love without thee, 1800s

Publisher: Johnson . Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Hays, Will S. The refugee / composed by Wll S. Hays, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Hedges, Charles. The missing steamer Pacific / by Charles Hedger, 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Help us save the union, 186-

Publisher: Doyle's.

Box III.1 He's gone to the arms of Abraham, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Hofford, M.L.. Ring, merry bells!, or, The Union victory! / by M.L. Hofford, circa 1862

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 Hoist up the flag, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 Home without a mother, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 3 copies

Box III.1 [Hopkinson, Joseph]. Hail Columbia. [and] America, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 How are you, hold Hingland? : as sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 How can I leave thee?, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910. Battle hymne of the republic / by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, [186-?

Publisher: Published by the Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments.

Box III.1 Hutchy"Belle Brandon / by Hutchy", undated

Publisher: Andrews, printer . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 I ain't as young as I used to be, 1800s

Publisher: H.J. Wehman . Place of publication: New York. (No. 741)

Box III.1 I am lonely to-night; [and] Meet me to-night, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 I have something sweet to tell you, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I know not that I wish for this, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I spy your little game: as sung by J.P. Johnson, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I stood it like a lamb: sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York . Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I'd choose to be a baby: original version: Tony Pastor's version, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 I'd choose to be a daisy, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 I'd mourn the hopes that leave me, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York . Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I'd offer thee this hand, 18--

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.1 I'm afloat, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.1 I'm down on the double-quick, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I'm happy as the day is long, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.1 I'm off for Charleston, 1800s

Publisher: T. M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.


Box III.2 I'm off to Baltimore; Stonewall Jackson, 1800s

Publisher: H. Such. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 I'm waiting my darling for thee, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 In oder nein?, 1800s

Box III.2 Interesting song & dialogue on the golden discovery of California, 1800s

Publisher: Birt. Place of publication: [London?]. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 The Irish volunteers, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York .

Box III.2 Is it any body's business?, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Is that mother?, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Isabella, with the gingham umbrella: or, The Barber's daughter of Weehawken, as sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 It is better to laugh than be sighting, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Jack Lannigan's wake, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.2 Jeff Davis, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Jeff Davis in his wife's clothes, 186-?

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Jeff Davis' lament, undated

Publisher: Johnson. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.2 The jockey hat and feather: as sung by Ben Cotton, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 The Jockey hat and feather: sung by W.N. Smith, the great bone-player of Balley's Circus, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Johnston, Eugene T. Parody on The Cottage by the sea. / by Eugene T. Johnston, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Johnston, Eugene T. Parody on When this cruel war is over / by Eugene T. Johnston, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Johnston, Eugene T. Who will care for micky now? : a parody on "Who will care for mother now?" / by Eugene T. Johnston, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Johnston, Robert. Flash every sabre bright / by Robert Johnston, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Just after the battle, mother, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Kidder, Mrs. M.A.. Marching along / words by Mrs. M.A. Kidder ; music by Wm. B. Bradbury, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Kidder, Mrs. M.A.. Victory at last / words by Mrs. M.A. Kidder ; music by Wm. B. Bradbury, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.2 Kind relations, undated

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Kissing on the sly, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Kittredge, Walter]. Tenting on the old camp-ground, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Kole oil Tommy: as sung by E.C. Melville at the Metropolitan Theater, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 [Lambert, Louis (i.e. Patrick S. Gilmore)]. When Johnny comes marching home, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Lambert, Louis (i.e. Patrick S. Gilmore)]. When Johnny comes marching home, 1800s

Publisher: Johnson. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Langenschwartz, Max. The soldier's farewell to his bride / by Max Langenschwartz, circa 1864

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Larry Magee's wedding, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 The Last of summer, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Last rose of summer, 1800s

Publisher: H. J. Wehman. Place of publication: New York. (No. 38)

Box III.2 Lines on the sad suicide of Fred Archer, the jockey, born January 11th, 1857, died November 8th, 1886, [n.d., after 1886

Publisher: Pinder and Hutchinson. Place of publication: Leeds. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 Lockwood, H.A.. The happy day is coming / words by H.A. Lockwood; music by C.T. Lockwood, undated

Publisher: McC. Crummill & Atkinson. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Lonsdale, T.S. Tommy, make room for your uncle / written and composed by T.S. Lonsdale. Sung at the California Minstrels, San Francisco, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co.. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 Look! Nelly Bly, 1800s

Box III.2 Lotta Lee, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co.. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 Love thee?, 1800s

Publisher: Ch. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Low back'd car, 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.2 Lowe, E. Walter. The dying solider:oh do not burey me there / by E. Walter Lowe, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Lowe, E. Walter. My loved one / by E. Walter Lowe, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.2 [Lozier, John Hogarth]. Old Union wagon, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Lundy, J.P. Traitor, spare that flag /by the Rev. J.P. Lundy, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Macarthy, Harry]. Bonnie blue flag, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 McClellan's farewell to the army of the Potomac, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.2 McGowan, Richard J. Root hog or die : no. 2 / composed and sung with unbounded applause byRichard J. Gowan, the world renowned champion banjoist, 1800s

Publisher: Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 [Mackay, Chas.]. Cheer boys, cheer!, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 MacKellar, Thomas. The dying solider to his mother / words by Thos. MacKellar ; music by Wm. U. Butcher, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Marble, E.S. Eilleen Allanna / words by E.S. Marble ; music by J. Thomas, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 March of the New York volunteers, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 March on for the Union, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Massachussetts fifty-third, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Meet me at the lane, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Milburn's motto!, or, While I live I'll crow : as sung by J.H. Milburn, 1800s

Publisher: San Francisco News Company. Place of publication: San Frnacisco.

Box III.2 Miss Ella Wesner's great character song, Oh! Micodemus : sung by Miss Ella Wesner, at the Alhambra, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co.. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 Moore, John. The coal black steed : an original glee / words by John Moore, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy . Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.2 [Morris, George P.]. Near the banks of the lone river, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. Variant pritings; 2 copies

Box III.2 Morris, Robert. My love is on the battle field / words by Robt. Morris, Esq ; music by Alfred Delaney, 186- - 187-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Morris, Robert. My love is on the battle field! / words by Robt. Morris ; music by Alfred Delaney, undated

Publisher: Lee & Walker; A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Mother, dear, I'm thinking of you, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Mother, I've come home to die, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.2 Mother kissed me in my dream, 186- -187-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Mountain wave, 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy . Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.2 My own, my gentle mother, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 The Nation mourns, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Nelly was a lady, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.2 Nettie Moore, 1800s

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 The new C.S.A., undated

Box III.2 A new song, 18--?

Publisher: Payne, printer. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 A New song on taking the Havannah, by His Majesty's forces : to the tune of A Cobler there was and he lived in a stall, 1800s

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 New Year's song, 1876 : as sung by Ned Barry, at Buckley's Varieties, 187-?

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco . Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 New York Sunday School Union Thirtieth anniversary of the New-York Sunday School Union, Tuesday, May 12, 1846 : order of exercises, 1846

Contents : Ariel : words original / by a Sunday-school teacher -- Jubilee / Miss Caroline O. Lamson - Erm / Miss C.O.L.

Box III.2 New York Sunday Union Thirty-first anniversary of the New-York Sunday School Union, Tuesday, May 11, 1847 : order of exercises, 1847

Contents: Celebration / T. Hastings -- The precious Bible / W.B. Bradbury -- Carmina Sacra / H.M. Lischer

Box III.2 The New York traderPeggy Band, 1800s

Publisher: H.P. Such. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 The Northern girl's song, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 O, carry me home, 1800s

Box III.2 O, carry me home to die, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 Oh! Boys carry me 'long : as sung by the celebrated New Orleans Opera and Ballet Troupe, in all the principal cities of the U.S., with great applause, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 Oh, take me to thy heart again : as sung by C. Campbell of Carncross and Dixey's Minstrels, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Oil on the brain : as sung in New-York, Philadelphia, and all the prinicpal cities of the Union, where the ile fever abounds], 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Old log cabin by the stream, or Uncle Joe, undated

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 The Old banner's waving!, 1800s

Publisher: Smith & Assenmacher. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 On de oder side of Jordon, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.2 The 195th Pennsylvania volunteers : ballad no. 2., 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Ordway, John P.]. Let me kiss him for his mother, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Our glorious flag: red, white, and blue, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Our Yankee generals, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Outside the gate, undated

Publisher: Printed by J. LeBrun.

Box III.2 Paddy Burke, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Paine, J.S.]. When I saw sweet Nellie home, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Paine, Thomas]. The Liberty tree, 1800s

Publisher: Louis Bonsal. Place of publication: Baltimore.

Box III.2 Parting, at camp meeting ; The faithless world, undated

(Reprinted by J.H.); Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 Pastor, Tony. A hundred years hence / written and sung by Tony Pastor, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Pastor, Tony. Wait till you get it / written and sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Pastor, Tony. Wait till you get it / written and sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 The Paul Pry songster ; London songster, 1800s

Publisher: J. Catnatch, printer. no note about provenance, e.g. not noted to be gift of Berol, CU Press, or transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 [Payne, John Howard]. Home, sweet home ; My boyhood's home, undated

Publisher: Andrews', printer. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Peanut gal ; Charcoal man, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.2 Percy , Florence. Rock me to sleep, mother / words by Florence Percy ; music by Ernest Leslie, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Perry, George. The Northmen are coming! / by George Perry, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 [Pike, Marshall S.]. Home again, undated

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Pocock, J. Some push along with four in hand while others drive at random / written by J. Pocock ; composed by Mr. C. Smith ; and sung, withunbounded applause, by Mr. Mathews, in the musical farce, called "Hit or Miss" at the Lyceum Theatre, Strand, 1810

Publisher: Laurie & Whittle. Place of publication: London. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 Poor Billy Vail : a parody on "LillyDale", 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 The 'Prentice boy, 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.2 Pretty Sally, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.2 Pull down the blind : as sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: Blel & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926


Box III.3 Rambling boys of pleasure, 1800s

Publisher: Andres. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 [Randolph, W.J.]. The Captain with his whiskers : as sung by Mrs. W.J. Florence, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The real, perfect cure: as sung by Tony Pastor, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Rebel flags : exhibited at the Capital February 22, 1862, by John A. Fowler, 186-?

Box III.3 Red, white and blue, undated

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Red, white & blue, 1800s

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Red, white & blue!, undated

Publisher: Johnson. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.3 Red, white and blue, 1800s

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Red, white & blue (in German), 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Retired soldier, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Return of Pat Molloy : sung, with unbounded applause, by William H. Lindsey, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Riley, Edward. Song of the Zouaves / words by Edward Riley…, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. The Battle-cry of freedom; Battle Hymn of the Republic, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. The Battle-cry of freedom, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York. Issued with various illustrations; 2 copies

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. The Battle-cry of freedom!, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Root, George F. Just before the battle, mother / by Geo. F. Root, undated

Publisher: Root & Cady; Charles Magnus. Place of publication: Chicago; New York.

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. Just before the battle, mother, undated

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Root, George F. On, on, on, the boys came marching! : or, the prisoner free / words and music by Geo. F. Root, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Root, George F. Prisoner's hope : tramp! tramp! tramp! / words and music by Geo. F. Root, 186-?

Publisher: Root & Cady. Place of publication: Chicago.

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. Rosalie, the prairie flower, undated

Publisher: J. Andrews, printer. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Root, George F.]. Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! : the prisoner's hope, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York. Issued with variant illustration; 3 copies

Box III.3 Rossiter, Ednor. I remember the hour, when sadly we parted : an answer to When this cruel war is over / words by Ednor Rossiter ; music composed by B. Frank Walters …, 1800s

Publisher: H.D. Marsan. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Rothwell, H.B. Song of all songs, no. 3 / by H.B. Rothwell, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Running the stages on Sunday, in Hoboken, 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Rush, Anne. Gay and happy / composed and sung by Miss Anne Rush, the Philadelphia vocalist, undated

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Ryan, Mick. The Union, root hog or die, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 S., C.S.. The slain at Baltimore / C.S.S., 18600s

Publisher: A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carrol. Call me not back from the echoless shore : in reply to "Rock me to sleep" / words by Chas. Carrol Sawyer ; music by Henry Tucker, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carroll. I dreamed my boy was home again / words and music by Charles Carroll Sawyer, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carroll. I dreamed my boy was home again / words and music by Charles Carroll Sawyer, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 [Sawyer, Charles Carroll]. Mother would confort me, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carrol. When the boys come home / words and music by Charles Carrol Sawyer, [n.d. 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.3 [Sawyer, Charles Carroll]. When this cruel war is over, 186-?

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carroll. When this cruel war is over / words by Cha's Carroll Sawyer ; music by Henry Tucker, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carroll. When this cruel war is over / words by Cha's Carroll Sawyer ; music by Henry Tucker, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Sawyer, Charles Carroll. Who will care for mother now? / words and music by Chas. Carroll Sawyer, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sarah's young man, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Scanlon, W. Since Terry first joined the gang : comic song / words by W. Scanlon ; music by Wm. Cronin, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co.. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 SchillerCavalry song / Schiller, undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Schroeder, Henry. Oh Jeff! Oh Jeff! How are you now? : comic song and chorus / by Henry Schroeder, 186-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Scrougers' song, by a saucy scrouger, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Secret discovered, or, All found out at last : after having been carried on in a mysterius manner for a long time, 1800s

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Sertrew, Saul. Johnny fill up the bowl : free-and-easy song / by Saul Sertrew, 186-?

Publisher: Horace Partridge. Place of publication: Boston.

Box III.3 Shall we know each other there?, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Sherman's march to the sea : sung by Miss Effie Germon in Aladdin / music by Charles Koppitz, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Shouting for Garfield and Arthur, 1800s

Publisher: Smith & Assenmacher. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Siege of Lucknow, 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Since Mary Ann learned how to dance the Tra-la-la-la-loo, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 Six military and patriotic illustrated songs : elaborately colored : in a novel form : Series 1., undated

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York. Contents: The Union Marseillaise; A Yankee man-of-war; The army of liberty; The flag of our union; Volunteer's song; Rally around the flag boys

Box III.3 Skidmore Guard, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 The skids are out to-day : as sung by Harrigan and Hart, 1800s

Publisher: World Manufacturing Co. . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Slavery days, 1800s

Publisher: World Manufacturing Co.. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Softly now, tenderly, lift him with care, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 A soldier is my beau : sung with great applause by Miss Fannie Denham, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The soldier's dream ; The soldier's tear, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Soldier's tear, undated

Publisher: Doyle's.

Box III.3 Somebody's courting somebody, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Spear, Frank. Jeff Davis's dream / written and sung by Frank Spear, Ethiopian comedian, at the National Music Hall, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 A Starry night for a ramble, 1800s

Publisher: Bell & Co. . Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 Stars & Stripes, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Steele, Silas S. The sinking of the Pirate Alabama by the U.S. gunboat "Kearsarge," Captain Winslow, June 19th, 1864 / written by Silas S. Steele, 186-?

Publisher: Chs. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Sword of Bunker-Hill, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Taking up quarters, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 That's what's the matter : no. 3, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Tim Finigan's wake, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Tired Soldier, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Thompson, H.S.]. Lilly Dale, 1800s

Publisher: J. Andrews. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Tis home where the heart is, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Traitor, spare that flag, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Traitor's land, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Traitors' march to the White-House!, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Tucker, Henry. Darling! How can I forget thee? / written and composed by Henry Tucker, 1800s

Publisher: Wm. A. Pond ; Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Uncle Sam's farm, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Unfurl the glorious banner, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York. variant printings; 2 copies

Box III.3 Union & liberty, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Union forever, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Union marseillaise, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Union marseillaise, 186-?

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Union volunteer, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan . Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Upham, Louise S. The nation is weeping / by Louise S. Upham, 186-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Viva l'America, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Volunteer's song, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Vosburgh, C.A. Tell mother, I die happy / words by C.A. Vosburgh ; music by Jabez Burns, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Wakefield, James D. Answer to Mother is the battle over /by James Wakefield, 1800s

Publisher: J. Wrigley. Place of publication: New York. together with: Will watch

Box III.3 Walden, James. Marching along. No. 2 / by James Walden, 186-

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 War-song of the Union, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Washburn, Henry S.]. Grave of Bonaparte, 1800s

Publisher: H.J. Wahman. Place of publication: New York. (No. 496)

Box III.3 [Washburn, Henry S.]. The grave of Bonaparte, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 We are for the Union : as sung by our volunteers, 186-

Box III.3 [Webster, H.D.L.]. Lorena, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Welcome home, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Welcome mother, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 What I don't like to see, 1800s

Publisher: Thomas M. Scroggy. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 What Irishmen have done, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 What Norah said : the reply of Norah O'Neal, 1800s

Publisher: Oliver Ditson & Co.; [A.W. Auner]. Place of publication: Boston; [Philadelphia].

Box III.3 When I am on a distant shore, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [White, C.A.]. Put me in my little bed ; Answer to : Put me in my little bed, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Wife I left behind me, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York .

Box III.3 Will nobody marry me?, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Will you come ; Oh come to this valley, 1800s

Box III.3 Willet, Edward. Our battle-flag / written by Edward Willet, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Williams, Jack. The corkers / by Jack Williams, 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Box III.3 Willie 'll roam no moer : reply to Willie we have missed you, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Wilson, Fred]. The Gal with the Balmoral : as sung by Bryants' Minstrels, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Winner, Sep]. Ten little injuns : comic song & chorus, 1800s

Publisher: Sep. Winner & Co. : A.W. Auner. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Woman's love ; Man's love, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York. Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 The wonderful Irishman, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York . Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Work, Henry C. Brave boys / words and music by Henry C. Work, 186-

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Work, Henry C.]. Come home, father, 1800s

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 [Work, Henry C.]. Kingdom coming : as sung by Dan Bryant, 1800s

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Write a letter to my mother : as sung by Mr. D.S. Wambold, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 The Yaller gal that winked at me! : as sung by Ashcroft, 1800s

Publisher: T.C. Boyd. Place of publication: San Francisco. Gift of Columbia University Press - Nov. 29. 1926

Box III.3 Yankee boys, so handy, o!, 186-?

Publisher: H. De Marsan. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 A Yankee man-of-war, 186-?

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 The Yankee's return from camp, 186-?

Box III.3 A Yankee soldier's song, 186-?

Transfer from Dramatic Museum

Box III.3 Yankee volunteer, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Young American and ould Ireland, 18600s

Box III.3 Young Eph's lament, 1800s

Publisher: Chas. Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Young recruit, 186-?

Publisher: Charles Magnus. Place of publication: New York.

Box III.3 Zieber, John L. Change : a song of present times / by John L. Zieber, 1800s

Publisher: John L. Zieber. Place of publication: Philadelphia.

Box III.3 Zieber, John L. The paupers / by John L. Zieber, 1800s

Publisher: T.M. Scroggy. Place of publication: [Philadelphia].

Series IV: Music Periodicals

1 manuscript boxes

19th-century American periodicals that contain printed music, as well as music-related advertisements, articles, and notes.


Box IV.1 The Brooklyn Musical Monthly, 1889

Nos. 31, 33

Box IV.1 Davies' Musical and Home Journal, 1884

Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 7

Box IV.1 Dwight's Journal of Music, 1876

Vol. XXXVI, No. 12

Box IV.1 La Propaganda Musical (The Musical Propaganda), 1884

Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 11

Box IV.1 Lady's Musical Library, 1843

Vol II., No. 1

Box IV.1 Lady's Musical Library Extra, 1844

Vol. III

Box IV.1 Lauter's Monthly Journal, 1878

Vols. 2, 3

Box IV.1 Munro's 10 cent musical library

Nos. 1, 3, 5, 6, 11, 12, 15, 31, 32, 34, 40

Box IV.1 Musical Bouquet

Many incomplete front pages

Box IV.1 The Musical Guest

Vol. 1, Nos. 1,6; Vol. 2 No. 17; Vol. 3, No. 2; Vol. 4, Nos. 2, 4, 5, 8

Box IV.1 Musical Herald, 1883

Vol. IV, No. 11

Box IV.1 The Musical Host, 1864

Vol. 3, No. 1; Vol. 4, No. 1

Box IV.1 The Musical Record, 1884, 1898

Box IV.1 The New York Musical Echo, 1895

Vol. 5, No. 1

Box IV.1 The Orpheus, 1876

Vol. XII, No. 3

Box IV.1 Our Musical Friends

Nos. 15, 23

Box IV.1 Peters' Musical Monthly, 1871

Vol. 7, Nos. 4, 5

Box IV.1 The Song Messenger Monthly, 1871-1872

Vol. 9, No. 4; Vol. 10, Nos. 1, 2

Box IV.1 The Song Messenger of the North-West Extra, 1868-1869

Box IV.1 Thomas Brothers Musical Journal

Vol. 3, Nos. 1-3

Box IV.1 United States Musical Review, 1867