The battle song of liberty
By: words by Jack Yellen ; music adapted by George L. Cobb
Contributors: Cobb, George L., 1886-1942; Yellen, Jack, 1892-1991; Bigelow, F. E.; Starmer; De Takacs, André C.; Bella C. Landauer Collection of Aeronautical Sheet Music (Smithsonian Institution. Libraries)
Publisher: Walter Jacobs
Published: 1917
Place of publication: Boston, Mass
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs with piano; Popular music; Art; War songs; Biplanes; World War, 1914-1918; Marches (Voice with piano), Arranged; Songs and music; Banjos; Uncle Sam (Symbolic character); Statue of Liberty (New York, N.Y.); Battleships; Soldiers; Air warfare; Patriotic music
Other titles: It's the roar and rattle of freedom's battle; So here's to Uncle Sammy faithful and true
Notes: For voice and piano.

"The popular marching song of the U.S. Army and Navy set to the music of America's favorite march 'Our Director' by F.E. Bigelow."

At head ot title: Dedicated to the United States Army and Navy.

Illustrated t.p. features the Statue of Liberty, marching soldiers, battleships, and biplanes in an air battle. Signed "Starmer."

Publisher's advertisement on verso of p. 3: The tuneful Yankee, a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of popular music; vocal, instrumental, mechanical. Contents for Jan. 1979 listed. Features an illustration of Uncle Sam playing the banjo, signed "André C. de Takacs."

NASMRB copy mq1683280 signed in ink on t.p., upper right corner: Irene F. Lumbert.