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Liberty Bell (It's Time to Ring Again), 1917
A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.
An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, 1918
Irving Berlin's bugle song. Cover page illustration includes a photographic inset featuring the performer Florence Timponi. "Dedicated to my friend 'Private Howard Friend' who occupies the cot next to mine and feels as I do about the 'bugler'."
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, 1918
Cover page illustration includes a photographic inset featuring Eddie Cantor, who successfully introduced the song in the Zeigfeld Follies.
"Dedicated to my friend 'Private Howard Friend' who occupies the cot next to mine and feels as I do about the 'bugler'."
Oh, How I Wish I could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes Home, 1918
A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.
An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.
Oh! What a Time for the Girlies When the Boys Come Marching Home, 1918
A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.
An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.
Over the Top, 1917
A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.
An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.
Paul Revere, 1918
Subtitled: Won't You Ride for Us Again? A song by the composers of "Liberty Bell".
The Worst Is Yet to Come, 1918
A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.
An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.
Their Hearts are Over Here, 1918
A song dedicated to the American Red Cross. The entire proceeds from the sale of this song to be used for American War Relief.
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, 1918
Cover page illustration includes a photographic inset featuring Elizabeth Price, who performed this song.