Jim Crow's song-book
Publisher: Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce
Published: 1832
Place of publication: Newcastle
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: English Songs; Texts; English Ballads; English Chapbooks
Notes: Without music.

Contents listed on title page with slight variations to song text captions.

Title vignette.

Colophon at foot of page 24 reads: "W. & T. Fordyce, printers, 48, Dean-street, Newcastle"; date from printer's tenure. See British Book Trade Index online.

The Ballad singers' budget (Newcastle: W. & T. Fordyce, [between 1832-1837]) was originally housed with this pamphlet; now classed separately. Microfilmed: no. 92-1587.

Unbound, as issued; in envelope.
Table of contents: title: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crow; title: Jim Crow's description of Hamlet; title: Jim Crow in London; title: Mrs. Crow's arrival; title: Jim Crow's visit to Newcastle; title: Jim Crow from Kentucky; title: Trip to France [Jim Crow's trip to France]; title: The Crash!, or, Meeting of the steam arm & cork leg [The Crash!, or, Meeting of steam arm & cork leg ]; title: All to astonish the Browns; title: The beggar girl; title: The light of other days; title: Pretty star of the night; title: Brightly breaks the morn [Behold how brightly breaks the morn]; title: The Maid of Langollen [The Maid of Langollen smiles sweetly on me]; title: Follow, follow over mountain; title: I'm his only daughter.