[New York]: Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. M'Cleland, 285 Water-st. [1825-1829. Broadside, 9-1/4" x 10-3/8." Two songs, without music. Printed in two columns, separated by a decorative rule. Lightly toned, light blank edge chipping, wear, untrimmed. This rare broadside is in Good+ to Very Good condition. The..... More

[Philadelphia? 1864? 1865?]. Elephant folio broadsheet, printed in six columns on recto and on verso. 15-3/4" x 21-1/4." Engraving of Screaming Eagle, with shield, bearing scroll inscribed, "Your Sons and your Money on your Country's Altar!" Blank lower margin chip. Very Good. The words to twenty-one patriotic songs are printed..... More

New York: Leavitt & Alden. . . 1845. iv, [5]-184, [3 - Index] pp. Lightly foxed and spotted throughout. Inner hinges starting. Bound in original publisher's cloth [lightly worn], with gilt-lettered title on front cover. Good plus. This is the second edition, first published the previous year. More than one..... More

Boston, New York, Philadelphia... 1844. 72pp. Original pale green printed wrappers, with portrait of Henry Clay at center and four small vignettes at the corners, all within a decorative border. Imprint beneath front wrap portrait: "Baltimore. N. Hickman. 1844. Horton. Balt." Stitched, Very Good. Various Whig songs, illustrations, and anecdotes..... More

[Rhode Island? c. 1815?]. Folio broadside, 8-1/2" x 14." Twenty-four four line stanzas, printed in two twelve-stanza columns separated by a rule. Names of the dead children printed in italics at the bottom . No imprint. One spot. Else Very Good. This is a later printing of a 1782 tragedy..... More

[New Orleans: 1865]. Quarto. [3], [1 blank] pp. With Dr. Cole's penciled signature, and inscription to a Miss Hattie ---. Decorated title border, red and black inks. Light edge wear, disbound, Very Good with words and music. More

Columbus: Published by I.N. Whiting [Printed at the Straight-Out Harrison and Tyler Office], 1840. 3-1/2" x 5-1/2". 105, [3 Index] pp. Bound in printed paper over boards and quarter sheep [some rubbing, dulling, spotting], the front board illustrated with a log cabin and American flag; the rear cover advertising 'The..... More

Boston: Published by Parker & Ditson, [1838]. 4to, 12-3/4" x 10".7, [1 blank] pp. Disbound [some loosening], minor wear, Good+. "Henry Russell (1812-1900) was an English pianist, baritone singer and composer. Born into a distinguished Jewish family, Russell was a great-nephew of Chief Rabbi Solomon Hirschell. The composer lived in..... More

[Augusta, Maine]: 1862. Folio broadside, 6-1/2" x 31." Printed in two columns. Old folds, a few fox spots at the bottom, Very Good. This rare Song emphasizes McClellan's [and the Union's] military achievements in the West, against the "Merrimac," "old Beaury," Stonewall Jackson, and in New Orleans. McClellan, Foote, Ericsson..... More

[Baltimore? 1861?]. Broadside, 6-1/4" x 7." Laid down on card stock. Eight verses, each in eight lines, printed in two columns separated by a border. Very Good. "Avenge the patriotic gore / That flecked the streets of Baltimore. . ." Randall's inspiration for the Song was the disastrous march of..... More

Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. 1835-1841. Attractive folio contemporary half calf and marbled paper over boards [hinges starting, lower spine wear]. Morocco ownership label of Aurelia Tremper [1824-1887], a wealthy Philadelphian with significant land holdings in Torresdale Park and who acquired this book some time before her marriage to Andrew Stevenson. Some..... More

New Haven: William Storer, Jun. For the Whig General Committee, 1840. 21, [3 blank] pp. Stitched, uniformly toned. Very Good. Songs to motivate the Whigs in their successful 1840 campaign. Music accompanies the song "Tip and Ty." "The Whig March," "The Ride to Kinderhook," "The Whig Marseilles," and other Whig..... More