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Item Code: 453-10
Colored lithographic Broadside, ca. 1863, from “500 Illustrated Ballads” published by Charles Magnus, New York. 1 page, featuring scenic litho of Harrisburg [Bridgeport], PA, in upper margin and song lyrics below; measuring 8.25 x 5.25”, with four verses. Exhibits fold-mark and three miniscule spots of foxing. Else fine.
1st verse:
“Tis many days since I left home
To join our glorious army,
I thought but of my country’s call,
And not of what might harm me,
I vowed to join both heart and hand
Where duty calls you’ll find me,
I left my home, and shed a tear
For the girl I left behind me.”
This song was one of the half dozen most popular tunes in both Civil War armies. Fine collectible.
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