| Keffer Collection of Sheet Music,
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| Box 15 no. 1 | The Adieu : March of the U.S. Ship North Carolina : arranged for the piano and dedicated to Capt. R. W. Meade, commanding U.S. Ship North Carolina / by Luigi de Perini | New York : Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1864 | 5919 | Portrait of R. W. Meade / Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp |
| Box 37 no. 1 | The Atlantic's Return : schottisch / music arranged for the piano, by Johann Munck | New York : Jaques & Brother, 1851 | None | None |
| Box 11 no. 23 | Grace Darling : a ballad / written and composed by George Lindley
"The heroic conduct of Grace Horsley Darling, who with her father rescued nine persons from the wreck of the Forfarshire Steamer, has furnished the subject of this ballad." | New York : Millets Music Saloon, 1838 | None | Grace Darling and her father heading out to sea in a skiff |
| Box 13 no. 20 | Great Western March / arranged and respectfully dedicated to Capt. James Hosken, Commander of the Great Western by Charles Jarvis | Philadelphia : Osbourn's Music Saloon, between 1835 and 1842 | 120 | Steamship Great Western / Lith. of Wild & Chevalier |
| Box 15 no. 33 | The Gun-Boat Quick Step / inscribed to Commodore Foote by Lelia | New York : Firth, Pond & Co., 1862 | 4997 | Portrait of Andrew Hull Foote with a river and gunboats in the background. The scene is labeled Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, Island no. 10 / Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp |
| Box 41 no. 29 | Inman Line March / composed by A. E. Warren | Boston : White & Goullaud, 1872 | 188 | Three-masted steamship City of Brussels / J. H. Bufford's Lith. |
| Box 11 no. 45 | The Missing Vessel : a ballad / supposed to have been written by a lady of Baltimore ; music composed by C. Meineke | Baltimore : John Cole & Son, between 1834 and 1836 | 955 | Shipwreck beneath a moonlit sky / lithog. of J. Penniman |
| Box 13 no. 35 | The Pennsylvania March / composed & arranged for the piano forte and dedicated to Comr. Stewart by J. T. Norton | Philadelphia : s.n., 1836? | None | the U.S.S. Pennsylvania / Lehman & Duval Lithogs. |
| Box 13 no. 43 | Southerner Quick Step / composed and dedicated to M. Berry, Esq. (Capt. of the Steamship Southerner) by Henry T. Oates | Augusta, Ga. : Geo. A. Oates & Bro., 1847 | None | the ship Southerner / lith. of Sarony & Co. |
| Box 30 no. 65 | Steamboat R. E. Lee's Champion Song / words by somebody around town ; music by Auguste Davis | Nelle. Orleans : Aug. Davis, 1870 | 2 | None |
| Box 36a no. 42 | Three Bells Polka / composed and dedicated to Capt. Creighton by T. J. Cook | New York : S. T. Gordon, 1854 | None | Color: scenes from the episode in which the ship San Francisco was rescued at sea by the ship Three Bells, and a portrait of Captain Creighton / lith. of Sarony & Co. |
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