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Blossoms unfading

Blossoms unfading (1896)

Anonymous
Blossoms from over the sea

Blossoms from over the sea (1896)

Anonymous
Biscottes et pâtes Joseph-Milliat

Biscottes et pâtes Joseph-Milliat (ca 1938)

Anonymous
Big chief Killahun

Big chief Killahun (1919)

Anonymous
Berlin bound

Berlin bound (1918)

Anonymous
Beautiful flowers

Beautiful flowers (1898)

Anonymous
Be sweethearts evermore

Be sweethearts evermore (1899)

Anonymous
Be sure to get the Kaiser too

Be sure to get the Kaiser too (1918)

Anonymous
Bal des étudiants

Bal des étudiants (1907)

Anonymous
Back from France

Back from France (1919)

Anonymous
Baby Jim

Baby Jim (1918)

Anonymous
A’top of the world our flag

A’top of the world our flag (1917)

Anonymous
Are we downhearted; No! No! No!

Are we downhearted; No! No! No! (1917)

Anonymous
Appel à la population lyonnaise

Appel à la population lyonnaise (1937)

Anonymous
Angels guard thee I pray a beautiful revived cradle song

Angels guard thee I pray a beautiful revived cradle song (1918)

Anonymous
America’s knitting song

America’s knitting song (1918)

Anonymous
America, Ireland loves you

America, Ireland loves you (1917)

Anonymous
Always

Always (1899)

Anonymous
All hail to thee, America

All hail to thee, America (1917)

Anonymous
All be happy the boys are coming home march song and one-step

All be happy the boys are coming home march song and one-step (1918)

Anonymous
Algy

Algy (1895)

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After the war is over I’m coming back to you

After the war is over I’m coming back to you (1918)

Anonymous
Adams Chiclets

Adams Chiclets (1919)

Anonymous
A song of India

A song of India (1921)

Anonymous
A soldier’s rosary

A soldier’s rosary (1918)

Anonymous
A soldier’s good-bye song

A soldier’s good-bye song (1917)

Anonymous
A signal from Mars; march and two step

A signal from Mars; march and two step (1901)

Anonymous
A message from home to our boys out there

A message from home to our boys out there (1918)

Anonymous
1805-1915 ; ‘England expects’

1805-1915 ; ‘England expects’ (1915)

Anonymous
‘Twas the Yankee Doodle do (that made the red, white and blue) song

‘Twas the Yankee Doodle do (that made the red, white and blue) song (1917)

Anonymous