The Good old songs we used to sing, '61 to '65
Subtitle: dedicated to the veterans of the war of the rebellion
Publisher: O.H. Oldroyd
Published: 1882
Place of publication: Springfield, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Insignia; War songs; Songs and music; United States; United States. Army; History
Notes: Without music; some tunes indicated by title.

Illustrations include the insignia of various corps.

Printing styles vary.

Pamphlet, tan printed illustrated wrappers; and with portrait of Ulysses S. Grant on cover p. 1.

Publisher's advertisements on p. 32.
Table of contents: title: Sherman's march to the sea; title: Marching through Georgia; title: I'm going to fight mit Sigel; title: Hail Columbia; title: Just before the battle, mother; title: We've drunk from the same canteen; title: The star spangled banner; title: The grand army button; title: Old Shady; title: Columbia the gem of the ocean; title: The army bean; title: Brave boys; title: Lay me down with my beautiful badge; title: John Brown song; title: Tenting on the old camp ground; title: Who will care for mother now?; title: When the cruel war is over; title: We are coming, Father Abraham; title: When the boys come home; title: Our God is marching on; title: The modern campfire; title: Battle cry of freedom; title: Old glory; title: America; title: Kingdom comin; title: The army and navy forever; title: Mary's lamb; title: Tramp, tramp, tramp; title: When Johnny comes marching home; title: I'se gwine back to Dixie.