The empty sleeve
Publisher: McCrum & Dern, Printers
Published: 1864
Place of publication: Altoona, Pa
Language: eng
Subjects: Veterans; Poetry; History; Regimental histories; Appeals for charity; United States. Army. Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, 184th; United States
Other titles: I want no pity, ask no alms; Wounded soldier's appeal.; Kind friends, a soldier, brave and true.
Notes: Two poems, possibly meant to be separated, printed side-by-side.

Each poem printed in two columns divided by single line within double-line border.

At head of each title: Price ten cents.

At end of each poem: David Gingry, Jr.

Prose accounts of Gingry's military career and injuries precede each poem.

This is not poem with the same title generally attributed to George Washington Thomas. Thomas' poem begins: 'Tis but a common story, I shall to you unfold.
Table of contents: title: The empty sleeve (First line: I want no pity, ask no alms); title: The wounded soldier's appeal (First line: Kind friends, a soldier, brave and true).