Dawn of the century
Subtitle: march & two step
By: by E.T. Paull
Contributors: Bella C. Landauer Collection of Aeronautical Sheet Music (Smithsonian Institution. Libraries)
Publisher: E.T. Paull Music Co.
Published: 1900
Place of publication: New York
Subjects: Symbols; Art; Popular instrumental music; Dance music; Progress; Columbia (Symbolic character); Marches (Piano)
Other titles: Dawn of the century march
Notes: For piano.

Illustrated t.p. shows an image of Columbia (Liberty?), with a light bulb resting on her head, standing on a winged wheel and holding a small banner aloft with the words "XX Century". She is surrounded by depictions of industrial innovations and modern inventions: sewing machine, camera, mechanical reaper and binder, steam locomotive, automobile, typewriter, telegraph machine, trolley car, dynamo?, an unidentified piece of machinery, and a telephone.

Publisher's advertisement on verso of p. 5 has caption: A specially selected catalogue of E.T. Paull's compositions and march arrangements. Each piece magnificently lithographed in five colors.