Title:
The Radio Gospel Singers
Oil City (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Broadcasting daily Mon. thru Fri. 11:30 am to 12. Station WKRZ, Oil City, Pa. Left to right... Ray, Betty, Marie, Ella, and Alvin Proper
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Title:
Lawrence Welk & Buddy Merrill Autographs
Chrome
Description:
For your listening enjoyment...ABC Radio. For your viewing pleasure...ABC-TV. Brought to you with the compliments of the Dodge Dealers of America. For your fun and dancing, it's the Aragon Ballroom, Lick Pier, Ocean Park, California
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Title:
Prayer of the Woods
(MI), Chrome unused
Description:
This plaque has been placed at several State Parks throughout Michigan, by the Department of Natural Resources
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Title:
Art Rooms, Lyon & Healy
Chicago (IL), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lyon & Healy Factory
Chicago (IL), Divided Back unused
Description:
Where the Lyon & Healy piano is made
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Title:
Smile Awhile Poem
Divided Back unused
Description:
Smile Awhile, And while you smile, Another smiles, And soon there's miles and miles, Of smiles, And life's worth while, Because you smile
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Title:
Daniel Webster and the Old Man of the Mountains
White Border unused
Description:
Men hang out their sings indicative of their respective trades. Shoemakers hang out a gigantic shoe; jewelers, a monster watch; even the dentist hangs out a gold tooth; but up in the Franconia Mountains God Almighty has hung out a sign to show that in New England He makes men." Daniel Webster
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Title:
Schmidt's Sausage Haus und Restaurant German Village
Columbus (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
1886. 240 Kossuth St. 444-6808 Accordion, Franz Koch. Drummer, Gordon Scholz. Guitar, John Strome
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Title:
Take me Bak to Old Montana
(MT), Linen unused
Description:
Take me back to old Montana. Where there's plenty room and air; Where there's cottonwood an' pine trees, Bitter root and prickly pear; Where there ain't no pomp nor glitter. Where a shilling's called a "bit," Where at night the magpies twitter. Where the Injun fighters were fit, Take me back where the sage is plenty. Where there's rattlesnakes and ticks; Where a stack of "whites" cost twinty. Where they don't sell gilded bricks. Where the Old Missouri river, An the muddy Yellowstone. Make green patches in the Bad Lands. Where old Sittin' Bull was known. Take me where there ain't no subways, Nor no forty-story shacks; Where they shy at automobiles, Dudes, plug hats an three-rail tracks; Where the old sun-tanned prospector. Dreams of wealth an'pans his dirt, Where the sleepy night-herd puncher, Sings to steers and plies his quirt. Take me where there's diamond hitches, Ropes an' brands an' Ca'tridge belts. Where the boys wear chapps for britches, Flannel shirts an Stetson felts. Land of alfalfa an'copper! Land of sapphire an' gold! Take me back to dear Montana, Let me die there when I'm old JC Cory
Curteich-Chicago
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Title:
That's Cape Cod, poem by Bernice Hall Legg
Linen unused
Description:
Cape Cod is unique. Nowhere in the world can be found fifteen towns comprising one hundred and forth-three home-like villages with such qualifications. It faces four salt seas; has five hundred and eighty-six miles of shore line, three hundred and six miles of beaches, encloses two hundred and seventy beautiful natural lakes and ponds, and has fourteen hundred and fifteen miles of macadam roads. There are many places of historic interest on Cape Cod
Curteich-Chicago
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Title:
Greetings From Cape Cod, Mass
Cape Cod (MA), Linen unused
Description:
What lessons from the sea there come, From its immensity; Its mystery, horizons far, Breathe forth eternity. Along the highways of the deep, On wide expanse of sea; I watch the ships go sailing by And think of Galilee. --Rev H. F. Huse
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Title:
The Old North State
Linen unused
Description:
Here's to the land where the galax grows. Where the rhododendron roseate glows; Where soars Mount Mitchell's summit great, In the "Land of the Sky," in the "old North State" Here's to the land of the cotton blooms white, Where the scuppernong perfumes the breeze at night. Where soft Southern moss and jessamine mate, 'Near the murmering pines of the "Old North State." Here's to the land where maiden's are fairest, Where friends are the truest, and cold hearts are rarest The near land, the dear land, whatever our fate, The blest land, the best land, the "Old North State."
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Title:
Painting of an Island in a River w/ Poem
Divided Back unused
Description:
I know not where his islands lift their fronded palms in the air, I only know I cannot drift Beyond his love and care
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Title:
Weather Symptoms - Stormy, Rain, Change, Fair, Set Fair
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series E. 52
When you are with me, I declare, No matter what the weather; It always seems quite bright and FAIR As long as we're together
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Title:
"Just because she made them goo-goo eyes___"
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Man poorly playing violin
Divided Back unused
Description:
An inspiration
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Title:
Maple leaves with poem
Divided Back unused
Description:
Phil Wight Words are like leaves And where they most abound Much fruit of sense Beneath is rarely found
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Title:
Warsaw Band
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Things to Avoid
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series E4
A Banana's very sweet, But when its SKIN lies on the street, To avoid it you should always be particular - For it's very apt you bet, Not only to upset you temper, but likewise your perpendicular
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Title:
Tenting on the old camp ground
Divided Back unused
Description:
We're tenting tonight on the old camp ground, Give us a song to cheer Our weary hearts, a song of hom,e And friends we love so dear. Chorus - Many are the hearts that are weary tonight, wishing for the war to cease; Many are the hearts looking for the right, To see the dawn of peace. We've been tenting tonight on the old camp ground, Thinking of days gone by, Of the lov'd ones at home that gave us the and, And the tear that said, "goodbye!" - chorus We are tired of war on the old camp ground, Many are dead and gone. Of the brave and true who've left their homes, Others been wounded long. - chorus We've been fighting tonight on the old camp ground Many are lying near; Some are dead, and some are dying, Many are in tears. - chorus
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Title:
"The Bridge" by Longfellow
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 829
I stood on the bridge at midnight, As the clocks were striking the hour, And the moon rose o'er the city Behind the dark church tower
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Title:
Knox Series: Sheep-shearer's toast
Divided Back unused
Description:
Knox Series
Here's tae a' your folk an' oor folk, An a' the folk that likes oor folk an' your folk. I wunner what ails folk at folk, That folk winna let folk like folk; For, if folk wad let folk like folk, Folk wud like folk as weel as folk ever did folk
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Title:
Riley Blossoms poem
Divided Back unused
Description:
Riley Blossoms "Let the fragrant summer-breeze, And the apple-buds and blossoms, and the wings of honey-bees, All palpitate with glee, Till the happy harmony Brings back each childish joy to you and me." James Whitcomb Riley
The Scofield-Pierson Co
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Title:
Robert Burns poem and landscape
Divided Back unused
Description:
We two hae run about the braes And put the gowans fine But we've wandered mony a weary foot Sir auld lang syne Robert Burns
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Title:
Lover's Lane, Saint Jo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 9
In the Union Bank of London are forty pounds or more which I'm like to spend, ere the moth shall end. in an antiquarian store. Eugene Field
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Title:
Poem series - The Children's Home
Divided Back unused
Description:
They climb up into my turret O'er the arms and back of my chair. If I try to escape they surround me. They seem to be everywhere. Longfellow
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Title:
Poem series = The Swing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Up in the air and over the wall Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all Over the country side. Robert Louis Stevenson
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Title:
Poem series - An Old Sweetheart of Mine
Divided Back unused
Description:
Poem Series
But ah! my dream is broken by a step upon the stair And the door is softly opened, and my wife is standing there. Yet with eagerness and rapture all my visions I resign, To greet the living presence of that old sweetheart of mine. James Whitcomb Riley
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Title:
Poem series - Rock Me to Sleep
Divided Back unused
Description:
Poem Series
Backward, turn backward, O time, in your flight, Make me a child again just for tonight! Mother, come back from the echoless shore, Take me again to your heart as of yore
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Title:
Woman sits by a brook in a romantic landscape setting
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Brook - Tennyson. I steal by lawns and grassy plots, I slide by hazel covers;/I move the sweet forget-me-nots, that grow for happy lovers./And out again I curve and flow, to join the brimming river,/For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever
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Title:
Flowers with Eugene Field quote
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1015
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Title:
Gates of the West
Divided Back unused
Description:
Gates of the West Series 4537/1
She lingered where the sunset glow fell on her golden hair, lit up the glided organ pipes, the carving quaint and rare. But sad the strain the blind girl played, and full of longing sore, While listening angels, pitying heard up the Heavenly shore. Upward ascendeth through gates of the West, Heavenward, the sighing of pilgrams distressed, Upward, where angels in womnderment fall Round him in whom is no darkness at all
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Title:
James Whitcomb Riley
Divided Back unused
Description:
"Just Be Glad" "For we know, not every morrow can be sad; So, forgetting all the sorrow we have had, Let us fold away our fears, And put by our foolish tears, And through all the coming years Just be glad."
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Title:
Latest Songs by All The Leading Publishers
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1056
Young lady: "Have you kissed me by moonlight?" Assistant: "No - er - it must have been the other fellow - I've only been here a week."
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Title:
Lover's Lane, Saint Jo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Eugene Field Lover's Lane, Saint Jo Series 6
No. 6 Eugene Field. And the Girl should do the driving for a fellow can't. You know unless He's neglectful of what's respectufl in lover's Lane, Saint Jo
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Title:
Lover's Lane, Saint Jo
Divided Back unused
Description:
But Cruel the age of winter, when the way of the world says no to the hoary men who would woo agian in Lover's lane, Saint Jo
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Title:
Lowell's home, Elmwood, Cambridge, Mass
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1288
James Russell Lowell was born at Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 22, 1819. Was appointed minister to Spain in 1880 - his most famous works are "The Bigelow Papers," "The Vision of Sir Launfal," "Fireside Travels," and "My study Window." He died August 12, 1891
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Title:
Lvoer's Lane, Saint Jo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Let us sit awhile, beloved, and dream of the good old days - of the kindly shade which the maples made 'round the staunch but squeaky chaise
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Title:
Man playing flue for woman
Divided Back unused
Description:
Rural Life Series 1422
The only tune that he could play was "Over the Hills" and "Far Away."
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Title:
Mother putting children to bed
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 470212
Hush! Here comes the dream man (2) Hush! here comes the dream man, Hush! here comes the dream man; Now, you children, run up the stairs, Put on your nighties, and say your prayers; Ride with Mister Dream-man Till daylight comes again, And see all the wonders of wonderland, On the dream man's train!
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Title:
Older couple
Divided Back unused
Description:
With your head upon my shoulder, and my arms about you so, though exiles we shall seem to be in lover's lane, Saint Jo
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Title:
Pipe with smoke
Divided Back unused
Description:
Frederick L. Cavally American Series 6168
Oft in the evening twilight We bring back memories fond, We try to read the smoke-wreaths And think of friendship's bond. My pipe and I
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Title:
Poem of Parting
Divided Back unused
Description:
Frederick L. Cavally American Series
Yes I've often tried to figure, Just how it all can be, The farther off I go from you, The closer you'r to me
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Title:
Quote from Emerson
Divided Back unused
Description:
So nigh is grandure to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low, thow must, the youth replies, I can. Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Title:
Shakespeare quote
Divided Back unused
Description:
And this our life exempt from public haunts Finds tongues in trees Books in the running brooks Sermons in stone and good in everything William Shakespeare
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Title:
When father sings
Divided Back unused
Description:
PCK Series
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Title:
Women playing cello, harpsichord
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 234
Gerard Terborch, Das Konzert
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Title:
You Make Think This is a Scaley Fish Story
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-13
Description:
You Make Think This is a Scaley Fish Story, You may think of it just what you like, There are others, I like them plenty, But you, well I love you all right
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Title:
Three Men Playing Poker
Linen unused
Description:
Three men were playing poker In the Western cattle land, A cowboy, and an indian and a pigtail Chinaman. The Chink, he held three aces, the cowboy held a gun, and the Indian held an inquest at the setting of the sun
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Title:
Crystal Carousel
Chrome unused
Description:
By Allen. This is truly a futuristic musical showpiece available today. It combines the sounds of a piano and an organ with astounding musical results
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Title:
Allen Theatre Model 15
Chrome unused
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Title:
North Battleford City Kinsmen Band
Chrome unused
Description:
The North Battleford City Kinsmen Band under the leadership of Norm Lehman, famous for its routine precision marching, and concert music. Three-time winner at the Saskatoon Exhibition. Chosen Band for Jubilee Film of Saskatchewan; twice winner of Calgary Stampede Parade Eaton Trophy. North Battleford's outstanding youth movement
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Title:
The Astonishing New Continental Carousel - The Ultimate Keyboard Instrument
Chrome unused
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Title:
International Music Camp
Chrome unused
Description:
INTERNATIONAL MUSIC CAMP 1962 European Tour Band Dr. Merton Utgaard, Director Mr. Fred Merrett, Associate Director Annual Summer School of Fine Arts International Peace Garden On the border between North Dakota and Manitoba
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Title:
Fijian Band
Chrome unused
Description:
The Band of the Fiji Military Services, under the baton of Sergeant Major Kini Cova, has had a varied career; it has played to troops in the Solomans and Malaya, and today, one of its many functions is to greet and farewell visiting cruise Ships
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Title:
Mornin' On the Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Mornin' on the desert, and the wind is blowin' free, And it's ours, jest for the breathin', so let's fill up, you and me. No more stuffy cities, where you have to pay to breathe, Where the helpless human creatures move and throng and strive and seethe. Mornin' on the desert, and the air is like a wine, And it seems like all creation has been made for me and mine. No house to stop my vision, save a neighbor's miles away, And the little 'dobe shanty that belongs to me and May. Lonesome? Not a minute! Why I've got these mountains here. That was put here just to please me, with their blush and frown and cheer. They're waiting when the summer sun gets to sizzlin' hot, An' we jest go campin' in 'em with a pan and coffee pot. Mornin' on the desert - I can smell the sagebrush smoke, I hate to see it burnin', but the land must sure be broke. Ain't it jest a pity that wherever man may live, He tears up much that's beautiful that the good God has to give? "Sagebrush ain't so pretty?" Well, all eyes don't see the same. Have you ever saw the moonlight turn it to a silvery flame? An' that greasewood thicket younder - Well, it smells jest awful sweet When the night wind has been shakin' it - for its smell is hard to beat. Lonesome? Well, I guess not! I've been lonesome in a town, But I sure do love the desert with its stretches wide and brown. All day through the sagebrush here the wind is blowin' free, An' its ours jest for the breathin', so let's fill up, you and me
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Title:
Utah
Linen unused
Description:
Utah I'm glad to be here where the mountains rise Dazzling white 'neath the clear blue skys From crimson dawn 'til the dear day dies Way out west in Utah. Where the mountain air is pure and sweet, Where fresh, cool water flows down the street And the climate! Friend, it can't be beat; Delightful, magnificent Utah. God made Utah and He made it grand, The beauty spot of His glorious land, Where plenty supplies with a generous hand All of our needs and wants in Utah. Mighty mountains, sylvian vales, Picturesque canyons and rugged trails, Joy's your companion, health never fails, Happiness dwells in Utah. Minnie J. Hardy
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Title:
Mornin' On the Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
My Busy Day
Linen unused
Description:
I am just a little too busy to write, As you can see, I must hold tight, Seeing sights from the air You may land anywhere... So...now if I am late, And you wish to know my fate, You'll see below that I've checked out, For parts unknown or thereabout. *Texas *Kansas *Arizona *Colorado *Oklahoma *New Mexico *California or *---- You never can tell
J. R. Willis
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Title:
The Lone Star State
Linen PM 1942 Dec-24
Description:
The Lone Star State That's Texas Where the wild bluebonnets grow - That's Texas. Where the breezes softly blow - That's Texas. Where the sun shines warm and bright Over field and mountain height. Where the cotton fields are white - That's Texas. Where you hear the Bob White call - That's Texas. Where there's room enough for all - That's Texas. Where the skies are deepest blue, Where the heart beats warm and true, Where we always welcome you - That's Texas. Where there's time for work and play - That's Texas. Where we always find a way - That's Texas. Where we move on steady feet, Where despair is obsolete, Where we never own defeat - That's Texas! Whitney Montgomery
Curteich
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Title:
Fred's Swiss Chees Market
Orrville (OH), Linen unused
Description:
Famous Ohio Holmes County Swiss Cheese
Accordians
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Title:
Pompey's Pillar, Central Montana
Billings (MT), Linen unused
Description:
Out Where the West Begins Out where the handclasp's a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells a little longer, That's where the West begins; Out where the sun is a little brighter, Where the snows that fall are a trifle whiter, Where the bonds of home are a wee bit tighter, That's where the West begins. Out where the skies are a trifle bluer, Out where friendship's a little truer, That's where the West begins; Out where a fresher breeze is blowing, Where there's laughter in every streamlet flowing, Where there's more of reaping and less of sowing, That's where the West begins. Out where the world is in the making, Where fewer hearts with despair are aching, That's where the West begins; Where there's more of singing and less of sighing, There there's more of giving and less of buying, And a man make friends without half trying, That's where the West begins. - Arthur Chapman
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Title:
The Prospector's Last Camp
(CO), Linen unused
Description:
Picture of old-time prospector, seated, and mule. Poem "The Prospector's Last Camp" by Minnie J. Hardy
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Title:
Southern Politics
White Border unused
Description:
Lay the jest about the julep in the camphor balls at last, For the miracle has happened and the olden days are past, That which made Milwaukee famous does not foam in Tennessee, And the lid on old Missouri is as tight locked as can be
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Title:
Southern Politics
White Border unused
Description:
Lay the jest about the julep in the camphor balls at last, For the miracle has happened and the olden days are past, That which made Milwaukee famous does not foam in Tennessee, And the lid on old Missouri is as tight locked as can be
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Title:
After a Visit to Old Kentucky
(KY), White Border unused
Description:
I be'n in ole Kentucky / Fur a week er two, an' say, / 'Twuz ez hard ez breakin' oxen / Fur to tear myse'f away
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Title:
Old Kaintuck
(KY), White Border unused
Description:
It is remarkable what fraternal relation exists among Kentuckians, especially where they meet in foreign States and away from home: and their loyalty to each other has been occasion for many kindly comments on the part of the outside world, who marvel at the brotherhood that exists among Kentuckians, wherever found
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Title:
Texas a Paradise
Linen PM 1948 Feb-28
Description:
By the Author of "Hell in Texas" The Lord said he wished to show To His erring children here below That He had plenty in His Store For those who knocked at Heaven's door, And hence would give to some bright land Samples of blessings from His right hand; And if you think there's Cause to doubt it, Just listen to how God reasoned about it. These gifts I can't give to the States in the East The weather's too damp for both man and beast, And the Northern States I consider together, I made a mistake when I put up their weather, For in blizzards and cyclones, tornadoes and cold, No one can enjoy good gifts, I am told. 'Tis too cold, hence westward I shall go To the land where the fig and the orange trees grow For here it is true is a beautiful land, But then here's the fogs, the dust and sand; And those who enjoy these gifts as they must Can't do it in the sand and the fogs and the dust, At last reaching Texas, a State of some size He decided to give her His capital prize: He opened wide His bountiful hand, He dispersed His blessing all over the land, And hence we enjoy as these blessings of ours Ten months in the year the most beautiful flowers; And nights most delightful, fanned by the breeze, That comes sweeping across her from over the seas; And Italy's skies with our own won't compare; Nor is her land more fertile nor ladies more fair And the grasses that grow on the range of ours Are kept beautifully green by these sweet summer showers, And as we know, to enjoy our wealth, We must first scrure the blessing of health. Thence we declare to the sick in each clime That health you can have, if you come here in time And now to our friends in the East, North and West We want you to come here and with us be blest. For God never intended that we all alone Should enjoy all these blessings that He has bestown
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Title:
Everlasting Love- Constancy
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Sep-20
Description:
Evan Stephens, director J.J. McClellan, organist
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Title:
Sincere Admiration
Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-12
Description:
An olden time picture of a man and a lady with musical instruments
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Title:
Sheridan's Ride No. 4
Divided Back PM 1911 Nov-16
Description:
The heart of the steed and the heart of the master Were beating like prisoners assaulting their walls, Impatient to be where the battle-field calls; Every nerve of the charger was strained to full play, With Sheridan only ten miles away
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Title:
Ready
Divided Back unused
Description:
Wasn't it a bully time that we had together? Never thought about the hour, nor cared about the weather. I've been here and there a lot, north and south, and east and west, But of all the bully times, that one was the best. Press the button for me, or just scribble to say when And you'll find me ready for a bully time again
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Title:
Songs and Their Singers: "In the Sweet Bye and Bye"
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-30
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Title:
Home is Where the Loved Ones Are
Divided Back unused
Description:
Beautiful flower-bordered verse about "home."
608
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Title:
The Philosophy of Life
Divided Back unused
Description:
If you save money, you're a grouch, If you spend it, you're a loafer, If you get it, you're a grafter, If you don't get it, you're a bum, So, what the Hell's the use
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Title:
A Starless Crown
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-18
Description:
Series 15
There is a land mine eyes shall see When I shall lay life's armor down; But all its bliss is not for me, If I must wear a starless crown
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Title:
Everlasting Love--Constancy
Divided Back unused
Description:
Musical Series
Lord, I've lived a life of sin and shame, Blighted all my hopes , disgraced my name, Many times I've spurned Thy pleading voice, Now I yield, and in Thy love rejoice. Oh I love Thee, Yes I love Thee, For Thou first loved me with love everlasting
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Title:
That You'll Remeber Me
Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-17
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Title:
When Shadows Fall, and Starlight Gleams
Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-9
Description:
When shadows fall, and starlight gleams, Oh! happy, happy, happy be they dreams
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Title:
Fond New Year Greeting
Divided Back PM 1910 Dec-27
Description:
That you'll remember me
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Title:
New Year Greeting
Divided Back unused
Description:
"That you'll remember me" sheet music over banjo
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Title:
Wishing you a Happy New Year
Divided Back PM Dec
Description:
Text: That you'll remember me Picture: 2 pink roses and a violin
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Title:
I Wish I Had A Beau
Divided Back unused
Description:
Would you, could you be a sweet heart to a kid like me, Would you, could you talk on love's philosophy to me; If you would perhaps you could forever be so clever to a girl like me. Western Music Co. Publishers, Spokane, Wash
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Title:
Lead Kindly Light
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 40121
Praying girl, and sheet music
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Title:
Pink Roses and Musical Score
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-29
Description:
4 Dess Series 242
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Title:
Auld Lang Syne
Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-13
Description:
Should auld acquaintance by forgot, And never brought to mind, Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days o' lang syne
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Title:
Honey Boy
Divided Back PM 1912 Nov-30
Description:
Music Series 460
Honey Boy I hate to see you learing Honey Boy you know my heart is grieving. When you are sailing , Sailing over the sea. Honey Boy, Honey Boy, And if ever you should take a notion To come sailing home across the ocean. Honey Dear, never fear I'll be waiting, waiting, waiting for you. Honey Boy. Honey Boy
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Title:
Oregon
Divided Back unused
Description:
Musical Post Card Seres Series
Song sheet with song words
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Title:
Sally in Our Alley
Divided Back unused
Description:
Of all the girls that are so smart, There's none like pretty Sally, She is the dar..ling of my hart, and lives in our al..ley; There is no la.day in the land That's half so sweet as Sal..ly; she is the dar...ling of my heart;..And lives in our al..ley
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Title:
The Star-Spangled Banner
Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-16
Description:
Series 2032
And the star-spangles banner in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave
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Title:
Home Sweet Home
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-10
Description:
Series 40128
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Title:
Comin' thro' the Rye
Divided Back PM 1912 Sep-13
Description:
Series 2031
Under music notes: Gin a body meet a body, comin' thro' the rye Gin a body greet a body, need a body cry? Il ka lassie has her laddie Ne'er a ane hae I, But a' the lads they smile at me, When comin' thro' the rye
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Title:
Maryland My Maryland
Divided Back
Description:
Series 40123
Thou wilt not cower in the dust, Maryland! my Maryland! Thy beaming sword shall never rust, Maryland! my Maryland! Remember Carroll's sacred trust, Remember Howard's warlike thrust
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Title:
Columbia The Gem of the Ocean
Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-4
Description:
Series 40134
O Columbia the gem of the ocean, The home of the brave and the free, The shrine of each patriot's devotion, A world offers homage to thee. Thy mandates make heroes assemble, When Liberty's form stands in view
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Title:
Hail Columbia
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-5
Description:
Series 40131
Boys raising flag, sheet music
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Title:
Old Folks at Home
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2032
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Title:
The Light Crust Doughboys
Linen
Description:
Here's a picture of your friends of the air - The Light Crust Doughboys - who always appreciate your interest in their programs. On the Air at 12:30 noon The Light Crust Doughboys from the Burrus Mills
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Title:
The Old North State Forever
(NC), Divided Back PM 1911 Jun-26
Description:
NC Here's to the Land of the Long-leaf pine, The summer land, where the sun doth shine; Where the weak grow strong, and the strong grow great-- Here's to Down Home the Old North State! (authorized by Act of the Legislature in 1885)
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Title:
The Old Folks at Home
Real Photo unused
Description:
One little hut among de bushes One dat I love, Still lingers in my memory, No matte where I rove; When will I see de bees a-humming, All round de'comb? When will I hear de banjo tumming, Down in my good old home?
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Title:
Man with a Gourd Instrument
Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Beatles
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Beatles
Chrome unused
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Title:
Bunny Playing Cello
Divided Back PM 1913 Mar-24
Description:
Series 18113, 18143, 18114
Easter Greetings
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Title:
John Greenleaf Whittier
Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-20
Description:
The heart must ring thy Christmas bells, Thy inward altars raise, It's faith and hope, thy canticies, And it's obedience, praise. Whittier. Christmas Greetings
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Title:
Come Unto Me
Divided Back unused
Description:
Come unto me, come unto me, All ye that labor and are heavy laden, Come unto me, and I will give you rest
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Title:
Sheridan's Ride
Divided Back PM 1910 Nov-04
Description:
But there is a road from Winchester town A good broad highway leading down,And there through the flush of the morning light,A steed as black as the steeds of night Was seen to pass,as with eagle flight
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Title:
Poem by James Russell Lowell
Divided Back unused
Description:
Who gives himself with his gifts feeds three,Himself,his hungering neighbor,and me. James Russell Lowell
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Title:
All Play And No Work Makes Jack A Poor Man
Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-13
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Title:
An Inspiration
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Beat It - Drum
Divided Back PM 1911
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Title:
Beat It!
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-11
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Title:
Clown Playing a Guitar
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-17
Description:
Series 109
This artist young and fair Lets his songs declare that you may soon fall heir. To fortunes large and rare His fondest wish is this That heaven send you bliss
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Title:
I Don't Like To Play Second Fiddle
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 226
Children Playing the Fiddle
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Title:
I'D Like A Long Not Please
Divided Back unused
Description:
Earnest Page A little girl at the piano reading the music
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Title:
John Philip Sousa's Competitor
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 119
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Title:
Kansas University Orchestra 1906
Lawrence (KS), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jan-11
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Title:
Music Hath Charms To Sooth He Savage Beast
Divided Back PM 1914 Jan-12
Description:
Frederick L. Cavally Series 6771
A girl tries to sooth a angry boy by playing the piano and singing
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Title:
Pepito Arriola - Piano
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1911 Feb-12
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Title:
Singing on the Dock for a summer afternoon
Divided Back PM 1908 Jan-00
Description:
Series 646
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Title:
Star Performers
Divided Back unused
Description:
Happy Childhood Series 4747
little girls that play music
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Title:
The Violinist
Divided Back PM Dec-24
Description:
Graeff Valentine Series
Hey diddle diddle do please stop that fiddle! It drives us all out of the room. The little dog howled, The company scowled, yet he played till the crack of doom
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Title:
Two children playing a piano
Divided Back PM 1902 Sep-20
Description:
Maud Goodman The Maud Goodman Series
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Title:
Fondest Greetings
Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-12
Description:
Series 8045
Boys Playing Harp & Cymbals
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Title:
Fondest greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 8045
Boys Playing Harp & Cymbals
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Title:
With best love
Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-12
Description:
Series 8045
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Title:
A music ensemble
Divided Back PM 1907 Dec-24
Description:
Series 6120, 6123
With Loving Christmas Wishes
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Title:
A Picnic For Two
Divided Back unused
Description:
Take a cunning little cottage You will find theres lots of room - Take a pretty little garen, where sweet flowers bloom - Take a dainty little girlie One who says she's fond of you. Then you settle down to love her that's a picnic for two two."
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Title:
A woman playing a trumpet while man looks on
Divided Back PM Jun-12
Description:
Series 7680, 7683
Vainly she tries to make, in part, The music she has often heard, O strange result! His happy heart With silent chords divine is stirred."
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Title:
Playing and Singing in the Music Salon
Divided Back PM 1909 Jun-24
Description:
Series 6517
A song of olden times they sing, The love of man and maid, It is a never-tiring theme, Its beauty ne'er will fade."
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Title:
Tender Memories
Divided Back unused
Description:
F. Earl Christy Series 2107
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Title:
Three Babys Conducting Music and Singing
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-22
Description:
Series 7912 G
The Song That Reached My Heart!
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Title:
Two Kittens Singing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2285
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Title:
Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid?
Divided Back PM 1905 Apr-12
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Title:
Ayr. Burns
Real Photo unused
Description:
Series 30220
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Title:
Cheer Up!
Real Photo unused
Description:
Series 834 H
Oh What a Grumbling lot we are,There's nothing will suit us long; Whenever we've heard a grand march played We wished it had been a song. If the weather be hot and dry,We really wanted the rain And when the summer & Heat are gone,We wish they were back,Again. We wish we were rich,or very grand,(We sometimes wish we were good) Our relations are common,or very Proud,or might help us more if they would. But if we look round,and round again,and we need not look very far,To find many others worse off than ourselves So we're just as well of as we are."
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Title:
Lifes Garden
Real Photo unused
Description:
Life is a garden through which we pass,some have the roses,& some the weeds; Each have a heritage left to them,beautiful flowers,or worthless seeds. But canker will spoil the fairest of blooms,needs will oer'run if neglected,when found; No one can choose what his plot shall be,But each can make the best of his ground. We canot all have the blossoms rare,The Branching trees nor the fruit divine,But the rain and sun are equal to all,And beauty can live in your heart & mine. The master will know what our share has been the Evils conquered,the triumphs won; And the prize shall be given for all someday,Not what we've had,but for what we've done."
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Title:
Rain
Real Photo unused
Description:
It rained on Monday morning when I struck Alaska's shore,And then on Tuesday morning It rained a Little more. Wednesday was a cloudy clay with rainstorms interspersed. And Thursday was a deluqe That everybody cursed. Friday brought a drizzle that was worse than a Scotch mist to prepare the way for Saturday And total the Week's List Of a normal summer . . . Say! I forgot to mention Sunday which turned out a Rainy day."
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Title:
Robert Burn's Birthplace
Ayr, Real Photo unused
Description:
Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to min? Should auld acquaintance be forgot,And days of auld hang syne."
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Title:
Beethoven
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Gluuten Vigilance
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-21
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Title:
God Save The King
Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-11
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Title:
The Village Blacksmith
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 18/7A
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Title:
W. A. Mozart
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Alfred Tennyson - A Happy Birthday
Divided Back PM 1910 Dec-20
Description:
Here again, here, here, here, happy year O Warble Unchidden; Unbidden! Summer is coming is coming, my dear And all the winters are hidden. Tennyson.
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Title:
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - A Joyful Christmas
Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-19
Description:
I heard the bells on Christmas day, Their old Familiar carols play, And, wild and sweet, The words repeat, Of peace on earth, good will to men. Longfellow.
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Title:
James Russell Lowell
Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-00
Description:
And they who do their souls no wrong, But keep at eve the faith of morn, Shall daily hear the angel song, "To-day the Prince of peace is born." Lowell.
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Title:
Ralph Waldo Emerson - Christmas Greetings
Divided Back PM 1912 Dec-28
Description:
Welhave a great deal more kindness than is ever spoken barring all the selfishness that chills like east winds the world the whole human Family is bathed with an element of love like a fine ether. Emerson
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Title:
Robert Burns - Birthday Greetings
Divided Back PM 1911 Jan-20
Description:
Nae treasures nor pleasures could make us happy long The heart ay's the part ay that makes us right or wrong - Burns
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Title:
St. Valentine 's Greeting
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ellen Clapsaddle Series 109
All because of the Queen of my heart
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Title:
St. Valentine's Greeting
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-14
Description:
Ellen Clapsaddle Series 600
My devoted heart is thine thee I love my Valentine
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Title:
The Singer
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-30
Description:
Katharine Gassaway Series F. L. 140
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Title:
William Cullen Bryant
Divided Back unused
Description:
Oer half the earth, n every temple, crowds shall kneel again To celebrate His birth, who brought the message of good will to men Bryant.
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Title:
Have You Ever Had A Dream Like This?
Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-02
Description:
Piano & Singer
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Title:
Italian Grand Opera
Divided Back
Description:
Adolfo Mariotti Adelina Dossena Celebrated Soprano - Tenor and Baritone
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Title:
Merchant Of Venice Fading Into Music
Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-08
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Title:
Robert Burns
Divided Back
Description:
Some hae meat that canna eat, Some hae no meat but want it. But we hae meat, and we can eat, So let the lord be thankit.
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Title:
Campus Center National Music Camp
Interlochen (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 10
Containing the camp store, music store, snack bar and serving over 2,000 young musicians
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Title:
The Bandstand In Village Park Restored In 1971
Lyons (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 47451
A gift of Orlando F. Thomas, President of the Bank of Wayne and of the Manhattan Silver Company, the Lyons Bandstand in the village park has been used for outdoor concerts for seventy years. It was restored in 1971 with funds raised by the young people of the village. Reproduced for The Lyons National Bank
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Title:
Your Father's Mustache
Chrome unused
Description:
Series 713-C
Where The Time of Your Life Is Right Under your Nose Boston - Cape Cod - New York - New Orleans - St Louis - Denver - Somers Point - Philadelphia - Chicago featuring the "Mustache Stompers" The world's finest (only) authentic Banjo Band Appearing Nightly at All Locations
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Title:
Fox Lake
Fox Lake (WI), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 081007
Fox Lake, home of Bunny Berigan welcomes you. He played with such famous bands as Benny Goodman. Paul Whiteman. Tommy Dorsey and Hal Kemp. His famous song was "I can't get started with you", Each third Saturday of May, the Chamber of Commerce honors Bunny Berigan with a Jazz Festival, Fish Boil, and dance
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Title:
Frau Schucham-Heink & Signor Enshrieko Carousal! In Memorian 10.31.10
PM 1910 Nov-7
Description:
"Lilly had a little Skirt Tied tightly in a Bow And everywhere that Lilly went She simply could not go."
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Title:
Instruments - Violin and Drum
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Title:
Pippa's Song
Description:
The year's at the spring, The day's at the morn; Morning's at seven; The hillside's dew-pearled; The lark's on the wing; The snail's on the thorn; God's in His heaven - All's right with the world. April 2 1914
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Title:
When You Play For Me So Sweet I'M Completely At Your Feet
Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-04
Description:
Piano
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Title:
Console Of Keesler Field's
Linen PM 1945 Jan-02
Description:
Then pealed the bells more loud and deep "God is not dead nor doth he sleep. The wrong shall fail. the right prevail with peace on earth good will to men" Console of Keesler Field's huge liberty Carillon consisting of 50 bells which can be heard over a radius of two miles, the largest Carillon of its type in the world.
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Title:
Avicnon Le Pont St-Benezet
Divided Back unused
Description:
Commencee 1177, per le patre Benezet, originaire du Vivarais, qui se presenta a Peveaque d'Avignon comme envoye par Dieu pour construire un pont sur le Rhone. Sa construction, paye avee des dons et des quetes, dura 8 annees. Il mesurait environ 900m de longueur sur 4m de largeur et se composait de 19 arches legerement exhaussees en ellipse. Il n'en (patron des bateliers), ou se trouvait le tombeau du fondateur. St. Benezet. Une chanson legendaire lui fit acquerir encore plus de renommee.
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Title:
Golden Rule
Divided Back unused
Description:
There are creeds and Rules to guide us and help us in Life's School But the Finest Creed for every need, is the Good Old Golden Rule.
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Title:
Hello People! People Hello!
Divided Back unused
Description:
This is the text of the "Hello, People! People. Hello!" song in "Havana" at the Casino, which has already excelled in popularity the famous Florodora Number. Eight little girls went on a tour run by a daily print Eight little faces looked demure Each of a rosy tint. Hello, people! People, hello ! Two little girls have eyes of brown, And two have eyes of blue, Two little girls have eyes of gray, and six have eyes on you. One little girl disliked the sea, And prior to crossing over looked at the ocean in commotion, then she stayed in Dover. One little girl when safe is France, At once began to rally, Clung to the fond arm of a gendarme She was left in Calais. Hello, people! People, hello ! Chorus They were a lot of lovely girls, These girls from London Town; Each one was dressed just like the rest In just a simple little gown. they didn't mind much where they went, Yet each was bent and quite content on dreaming of this little text, "Where shall we go to - night?"
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Title:
Hollyhock Dolls
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 727
O don't you remember the hollyhock dolls We made when our birthdays were few? As memories grow With the years fleeting fast So my love grows each birthday for you
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Title:
Latest Songs
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-26
Description:
Series 671
Young Lady . . Have you "Kissed me by moonlight"? Assistant . . Ah! It must have been the other fellow, I have only been here a week.
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Title:
Marching Through Georgia
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 11/18
Bring the good old bugle, boys, we'll sing another song Sing it with a spirit that will start the world a long sing it as we used to sing it, fifty thousand strong.
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Title:
Nocturne
Divided Back PM Jan-05
Description:
Series 134
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Title:
Piano Movers
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 5
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Title:
Pipe Band
Kelowna (BC), Chrome unused
Description:
Pipe Band, royal Canadian Legion, Branch 26, Kelowna, B. C. Canada.
Bagpipes
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Title:
Rock Of Ages - Hammock
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-06
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Title:
Seated One Day On The Organ
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-06
Description:
Series 7090
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Title:
Thomas Paine
Divided Back PM 1912 Jan-30
Description:
Series 775
Man is my brother Woman is my sister The World is my country to do good is my religion Thomas Paine
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Title:
Tis Sweet To Be Remembered
Divided Back unused
Description:
Tis sweet to be remembered And a pleasant thing to find that though you may be absent You still are kept in mind For writing friendly letters We find but little time But it only takes a minute Just to send a friendly rhyme and that is what I'm doing for I'd like to have you know I'm thinking of you often As my busy way I go
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Title:
Try This On Your Piano
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Madeira Costumes
Divided Back PM Sep-09
Description:
Series B. P. 164
Guitar
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Title:
Piano, Singing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Maurice Boulanger Series 122
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Title:
Bass Quartet
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2061
A bass Quartet - could do with a "Tenor" or two
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Title:
Easter Greetings
Divided Back PM 1909 Apr-09
Description:
Series 1011
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Title:
Wordsworth's Creed
Real Photo unused
Description:
"We come from god who is our Home" The religion of gratitude cannot mislead, of that I am sure. Gratitude, is the handmaid to Hope and Hope the Harbinger of faith. I look abroad upon Nature, I think of the best part of our species, I lean upon my Friends and I meditate upon the Gospel of St. John, and my creed rises up of itself, with the case of an exhalation, yet a fabric of adamant - Our beings heart and home is with Infinitude, and all which we behold is full of Blessing. I bent before God's gracious throne and asked for Peace on suppliant knee and Peace was given, nor Peace alone but faith sublimed to Eestasy. A mind, that, in a calm angelic mood of happy wisdom, meditating good Beholds, of all from her high pon'er required, much done, and much designed and more desired Harmonious thoughts, a soul by Truth refined, at one with Nature - Love for all mankind. "In the light of Truth thy bondman let me live."
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Title:
Your Sweet Voice Haunts Me Still!
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1988
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Title:
Band on Rooftop
Divided Back PM Feb-22
Description:
Louis Wain “Be it ever so humble there is no place like home.”
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Title:
Boy Playing Flute
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-14
Description:
H.B. Griggs (HBG) May I expect an occasional note from you!
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Title:
Come And Join Us In A Blowout
Divided Back PM 1921 May-07
Description:
R. F. Outcault Series 1000
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Title:
Piano Cats
Divided Back PM 1903 Jan-14
Description:
Louis Wain Series 5391
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Title:
The Note Duly Reached
Divided Back PM 1905 Oct-04
Description:
Louis Wain Series 539
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Title:
Boy with Violin
Divided Back PM 1925 Dec-23
Description:
Ellen Clapsaddle A Bright And Happy Christmas
Series 35
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Title:
Girl & Boy with Banjo
Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-24
Description:
Series 679
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Title:
Here's To Alaska Poem
(AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
The home of the tin car and dog A waste of snow, ice and moss. A grave yard of ambitions. A by-ward for Hell. The home of the famed double cross. Men come here for gold, ambitions for wealth They stick, for they can't get away. They dig, drink and die, And then go to hell to pay for their last sucker play! Alaska.
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Title:
Rain
Real Photo unused
Description:
t rained on Monday, morning when I struck Alaskas shore, And then on Tuesday morning It rained a little more. Wednesday was a cloudy day With rainstorms interspersed, And Thursday was a deluge That everybody cursed. Friday brought a drizzle That was worse than a Scotch mist To prepare the way for Saturday And total the weeks list of a normal summer . . . Say! I forgot to mention Sunday Which turned out a rainy day.
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Title:
Rain
Real Photo unused
Description:
It rained on Monday, morning when I struck Alaskas shore, And then on Tuesday morning It rained a little more. Wednesday was a cloudy day With rainstorms interspersed, And Thursday was a deluge That everybody cursed. Friday brought a drizzle That was worse than a Scotch mist To prepare the way for Saturday And total the weeks list of a normal summer . . . Say! I forgot to mention Sunday Which turned out a rainy day.
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Title:
A Happy Easter Accordion
Divided Back PM 1911 Apr-14
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Title:
Man with Guitar
Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-25
Description:
“Oh, my love's like a red, red rose That's newly sprung in June! Oh, my love's like the melody That's sweetly played in tune.”
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Title:
To The Sweet Co-Wed
Divided Back unused
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