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I'm Drifting Back to Dreamland, by Florence Charlesworth, Charles Harrison, and Jack Sadler, 1922.

Nelly Bly (Fosters Ethiopian Melodies), by Stephen Foster, 1850.

Ma Tiger Lily, lyrics by Clay M. Greene, 1900.

Oh We Miss You at Home, lyrics and music by H. H. Hawley, 1862.

Indian Summer, by Victor Moulton, 1910.

Love is Just a Little Bit of Heaven, composed by Abel Baer, lyrics by Al Bryan, 1926.

For the First Time in My Life, composed by Irving Actman, lyrics by Jean Herbert and Al Koppell, 1930.

The Little Brown Owl, lyrics by Ada Leonora Harris, music by Wilfrid Sanderson, 1917.

Are You Sorry? Composed by Milton Ager, lyrics by Benny Davis, 1925.

Mean to Me, composed by Fred E. Ahlert, lyrics by Roy Turk, 1929.

The Southern Soldier Boy, lyrics by Capt. C. W. Alexander, song as sung by Miss Sallie Partington in the Virginia Cavalier at the Richmond New Theatre, 1863.

The stained glass, gold-plated figure is an angel kneeling in prayer with a VT belt. An attached note says it is hand crafted by the Angels of Love organization. The note also says "This angel is freely given - they are never sold."

Air King March two step by Harry Appel, 1909.

It's a Long Way to Berlin, lyrics by Arthur Fields, music by Leon Flatow, 1917.

Virginia Lee, composed by Arthur Lange and Jeff Branen, 1915.

Down Amoung the Sugar-Cane written by Avery and Hart, composed by Cecil Mack and Chris Smith, 1908.

Les Sylphes (Valse), composer G. Bachman, c. 1909.

When Grandma Sings The Songs She Loved At The End Of A Perfect day, lyrics by Bartley Costello, music by Robert A. Keiser, 1916.

Dream Pal composed by Billy Baskette, 1925.

Good-bye Broadway, Hello France, composed by Billy Baskette, 1917. C. Francis Reisner and Benny Davis, lyricists.

Let Us Waltz As We Say "Goodbye," composed by Art L. Beiner, 1925.

Margie. lyrics by Benny Davis, music by Con Conrad and J. Russel Robinson, 1920.

My Bonnie Laddie, composer G. N. Benson, 1912.

Alexander's Ragtime Band by lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1911.

Easy Goin' by Irving Berlin, 1928.

Always, lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1925.

How About Me? Lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1928.

I'll See You in C-U-B-A, composed by Irving Berlin.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918. Cover 2.

Remember, by Irving Berlin, 1925.

Roses of Yesterday, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

The Song is Ended But the Memory Lingers On, composed by Irving Berlin, 1927.

Sunshine, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

What'll I Do, by Irving Berlin, 1923.

Yascha Michaeloffsky's Melody, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

Waiting for You at the End of the Road, by Irving Berlin, 1929.

What'll I Do, by Irving Berlin, 1923.

I Want To Be In Dixie, composed by Irving Berlin and Ted Synder, 1911.

We Love It, words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren.

Toreador Song from Carmen, composed by Georges Bizet, 1902.

Paper Doll, composer by Johnny Black, 1943.

Paper Doll, composed by Johnny Black, 1943.

The Last Kiss Waltz, composed by Charlotte Blake, 1907.

Clayton's Grand March, composed by Chas. D. Blake, 1936.

Melody Book (A Second Book), by Dorothy Gaynor Blake.

Battle of Manassas, composed by Blind Tom, 1866.

First Hungarian Rhapsody, composed by Moissaye Boguslawski, 1936.

Arabian Nights, composed by Moissaye Boguslawski, 1936.

Seguidilla: Spanish Song, composed by Carl Bohm, 1897.