| Keffer Collection of Sheet Music,
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There are approximately twenty-nine items in the collection that were published in the Confederate States during the Civil War.
| Item No. | Title | Imprint | Plate No. | Illustration |
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| Box 19 no. 2 | The Bonnie Blue Flag : a Southern patriotic song / written, arranged and sung at his personation concerts by Harry Macarthy, the Arkansas comedian | Augusta, Ga. : Blackmar & Bro., 1861 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 5 | Close Up the Ranks : by permission respectfully inscribed to Miss Constance Cary / composed by a refugee in London ; addressed to soldier comrades in the field by Chaplain Cameron | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Comy., 1864 | None | Portrait of Chaplain Cameron in caption |
| Box 19 no. 8 | Dear Mother I've Come Home to Die : song / words by E. Bowers ; music by Henry Tucker | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Compy., 1863 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 10 | The Dying Soldier, or The Moon Rose O'er the Battle Plain : composed for the piano forte | Richmond, Va. : J. W. Davies & Sons, 1864 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 12 | Farewell to the Star Spangled Banner : arranged for the piano forte & guitar : respectfully dedicated to the Army & Navy of the C.S.A. | Richmond, Va. : J. W. Davies & Sons, 1864 or 1865 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 32 | No Surrender : song / music by C. C. Mera | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Compy., 1864 | None | Two battle scenes: a Confederate officer leading his men into battle, and a naval shelling of a fort |
| Box 19 no. 17 | Our National Confederate Anthem : God Save the South / the text by Ernest Halpin ; composed by C. T. de Coniel | Richmond, Va. : published by the composer, 1861? | None | Confederate soldier kneeling on a battlefield. He is holding a Confederate flag bearing the words "God save the South" / Lith. by E. Crehen |
| Box 19 no. 44 | The Star Spangled Cross and the Pure Field of White / written and composed by Subaltern | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Compy., 1864 | None | Confederate flag |
| Box 19 no. 51 | There's Life in the Old Land Yet / poetry by Jas. R. Randall ; music by Edward Eaton | Augusta, Ga. : Blackmar & Bro., between 1862 and 1865 | None | An anchor / lith. of B. Duncan & Co. |
| Box 19 no. 53 | The Unknown Dead : as sung by Miss Ella Wren / written and composed by John H. Hewitt | Macon and Savannah, Ga. : John C. Schreiner & Son, 1863 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 54 | Virginia / words by Tip Smith | Richmond, Va. : J. W. Randolph, 186- | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 55 | Virginian Marseillaise / composed & arranged for the voice & piano forte by F. W. Rosier | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Compy., 1863 | None | Confederate officer holding a Confederate flag on a battlefield |
| Box 19 no. 56 | Wait Till the War, Love, Is Over : popular song / words by A. J. Andrews ; music by C. W. Burton | Richmond, Va. : West & Johnston, 1864 | None | None |
| Box 19 no. 57 | When This Cruel War Is Over : ballad / words by Charles C. Sawyer ; music by Henry Tucker | Richmond, Va. : Geo. Dunn & Compy., 1864 | None | None |
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