1861 Civil War Historic Printed Sheet Music

Civil War Prints 1863-Dated Civil War Music Titled: "GREENBACKS !" 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Historic Printed Sheet Music Titled, "GREENBACKS!" by Dan D. Emmett (author of Dixie's Land), New York,

Large Size Currency 1863 "HOW ARE YOU GREEN-BACKS" Sheet Music May 3, 1863-Dated. First Edition. Historic Printed Sheet Music Titled, HOW ARE YOU GREEN-BACKS, Sung by Dan Bryant, Words by E. Bowers, A

Abraham Lincoln Related 1865 1st Edition: "The Nation Mourns. FUNERAL MARCH, To The Memory of ABRAHAM LINCOLN" 1865-Dated Civil War Period, 1st Edition Printed Sheet Music, by Mrs. E.A. Parkhurst, Pub

Heading: (Sheet Music - Civil War) Author: Title: Fifteen pieces of sheet music from the American Civil War Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: c.1861-1865 Descr

Abraham LincolnPhiladelphia, PA, ca. 1861[Lincoln] "Our Country's Flag" Sheet Music Published Shortly After Start of Civil WarSheet MusicCivil war sheet music for "Our Country's Flag&qu

CONFEDERATE IMPRINT SHEET MUSIC, 29 PIECES, comprising 16 with 1861-1864 dates, and 13 without dates. Titles include "Stonewall Jackson's Way", "Our National Confederate Anthem", "Virginian Marseillai

Civil War Publications May 1, 1861 "Consecration of the Flag of the Union" Historic Civil War Patriotic Boston Printed Booklet May 1, 1861-Dated Printed Booklet Titled, "Consecration of the Flag of th

A Bound collection of Civil War sheet music from the library of Mrs. Fanny Grier.Highlighted:Charles Rehm "Out National Union March" Abraham Lincoln.Charles Grobe, "Marching Along, Glory Halleluah, Ki

Abraham Lincoln Sheet Music, including Funeral March to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln and Lincoln Centennial Grand March. Each 10.5 x 14 inches. Tears and soiling to the Grand March piece. Some mounti

Lot of (4) pieces of Civil War period U.S. Grant sheet music. Sleeves included.

[CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA]. [JACKSON, Stonewall (1824-1863)]. Confederate sheet music. New Orleans: A.E. Blackmer, 1865. Small folio (343 x 260 mm). Original pictorial wrappers with a lithographe

In one binder, the letters span from Jan. 1862 through Sept. 1865, all with written content narratives or comments, one letter including Lincoln assassination... "The sad news that reached our city on

Political 1840 Historic Political "The Harrison Song" Sheet Music with Battle of Tippecanoe Cover Engraving 1840-Dated, Historic Political Printed Sheet Music Titled: "The Harrison Song", Published by

Comprises eleven sheet music compositions, the earliest being an 1862 copy of "Lieutenant General Grant's Grand March" and the latest 1899's "General Grant's Grand March" All others are campaign songs

Political 1860 A "Beardless" First Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Sheet Music Score Titled "Lincoln Quick Step." 1860-Dated, First Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Sheet Music titled, "Lin

DESCRIPTION: Hand written Civil War music sheet. Words and music read "Hark to the trumpet rashly calling it percies the soft summers air / tears from the Zouaves were falling for the proud gallant El

Includes General Grant's Grand March 1862, Grand Fantasia Mocking Bird 1864,The Ocean Telegraph March 1858 and The Old Arm Chair 1840. See photos for condition.

Lot sheet music, confederate

Group of circa 1861 Jefferson Davis items comprising: 1.) Printed 1861 election ballot for the state of Virginia with Jefferson Davis for President and Alexander H. Stephens for Vice President. Lists

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION -- CIVIL WAR]. Partly printed bond regarding the estate of Slaveholder Herman Shipman. Charleston, SC, 17 August 1861. EARLY CONFEDERATE DOCUMENT AMENDING US PRINTED FORM. 1 page,

Abraham Lincoln Related "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH" Sheet Music composed by E. Mack, Lee & Walker, Philadelphia 1865, "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH", by E. Mack, published by Lee & Walker

Includes 4 song books " Negro Spirituals", 1937, "Twelve Negro Spirituals" 1937, "Negro Songs", NYC, circa 1930's, "Nelly was a Lady", a civil war era song, single sheet, printed in Phila. circa 1850.

Historic Civil War November 9, 1861 illustrated newspaper cover with battle scene. Death of Colonel Baker as shown in photo. No photo of back of cover as it is attached to cardboard back. 15 ½ in

Framed 7 Stars Confederate Sympathizer Flag Civil War Period 1861-1865 / printed on coarse, glazed cotton / frame - 5 7/8" x 7 1/2"