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001pat: Harper's Weekly Supplement dated July 16, 1881. Hand colored engraving titled "Mending The Old Flag." From the painting by Cornelia W. Conant, in the Possesion of Joseph W. Harper, Jun. 16x11 in. $50



002pat: This hand colored, halftone print is from the May 26, 1898 issue of Leslie's Weekly. The print is titled "Rally Round the Flag, Boys." It shows Uncle Sam waving an American flag, with a large crowd of men cheering him on. This print is in very good condition. There are some light smudges in the right margin, but the image is not affected. 11x16 in. $50



003pat: Sheet Music from 1917. "Patriotic Songs of To-Day For Every American Home". Published by Lew Berk Music Company in Rochester, N.Y. Includes: 'Tramp, Tramp, Tramp' as well as 'Dixie Land', 'The Battle Cry of Freedom', 'Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean', and 'The Star Spangled Banner'. Small 1/2 in. tear on edge of each page. Front and Back cover detatched. 10.5x14 in. $20



004pat: The Star Spangled Banner Sheet Music from 1931. The National Anthem by Francis Scott Key. Vocal with Piano Accompaniment in A Flat. Published by the National Americanization Committee, Veteram of Foreign Wars of the United States, 32 Union Square N.Y. Also includes music for "America For Americans". 9x12 in. $20



005pat: 1904 Sheet Music, Salute to America March and Two-Step by Harry J. Lincoln. Published by Vandersloot Music Co. Williamsport Penn'a. 10.5x13 in. $20



006pat: The United States of America A Song About Our Great Nation. Sheet music from 1943, words and Music by Lt. Fred C. Grobee. 9x12 in. $20



007pat: The Star Spangled Banner The A Flat (Easy-to-Sing) Edition. Vocal and Piano with arrangements for all B Flat, E Flat, C, and Bass Clef Instruments. Star Music Publications - New York, N.Y. in 1943. 9x12 in. $20



008pat: Female Patriotism - Mrs. Steele & General Green. "Take it, you will need it, and I can do without the money." From the original picture by Alonzo Chappel. Steel Engraving by Henry Bryan Hall for Jesse Ames Spencer's History Of The United States published in 1858. 7x10.5 in.
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