Minor wear on this softbound (as made) booklet.  I have found it to be a very useful reference on determining actual Confederate sheet music. Very few illustrations

Early reference on Confederate Music.  Published in 1950 by The University of North Carolina Press.  Wear to the dust cover. Clean interior.

First edition printed in 2004 by McFarland & sons. 274 pages including many illustrations of sheets. Hardback in excellent condition.  This book should be used with caution as the author lists many sheets that are not Confederate imprints and declares some sheets as extant when they are not. 

Beautiful graphics on this complete sheet music, "sung with great success at the reunion of Confederate Veterans, New Orleans, 1906.  Published in 1906.  Bound by with acid free mounting tape.  Tear near the tape and small edge tears.  Other minor wear.  See scan

This song sheet is titled "Greeting to Daughters of the Confederacy May 16, 1902." written by B L Ridley of Murfreesboro Tennessee and printed by the News-Banner Print-Murfreesboro Tennessee. Condition problems as can be seen in the scan. This was from the Nashville Confederate Home "At the home of Andrew Jackson, that's good enough for me. Now the home of Southern soldiers, that's good enough for me." Another verse, "Our Rains and Strahl, and Adams they were good enough for me, Our Stewart, Brown, and Forrest, they were good enough for me." etc.