Army Parodies (Only Original 1919 Copy Worldwide)

Goldman, Private Morris

Published by Morris Goldman, 1919

About this Item

Very unusual (this is the only copy of the original for sale worldwide) 1919 printing of a World War I book of Army parodies by Private Morris Goldman - "The Yankee Division Songwriter". A true WWI relic from the times: "Army Parodies" by Private Morris Goldman - C0. 1, 102nd U. S. Army Regiment, 26th Division - the Yankee Division Song Writer, measures 4 3/4" X 6 3/4" in original stapled wraps, 8 pages plaus covers. Includes "Let Us Be Soldiers All-Ways", There's Lots of Little Cooties in the Army", "The Mess Line", Noble Men of Y. D. The Nation Gives Its Thanks To Thee", To Sergeant Roberts of Co. I", " The Ride In The Box Car", "Old Glory Must Win So Humanity May Live" and More. Some wear to extremities, but overall a very nicely preserved copy - should be in a Museum!

Seller Inventory # 5475

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Army Parodies (Only Original 1919 Copy Worldwide)
• Publisher: Morris Goldman
• Publication Date: 1919
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Very Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Judaica