Slave Song 1864 / SOLD

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Slave Song 1864 – Inventory Number: MUS 159 / SOLD The 1864 ballad “Wake, Nicodemus,” by abolitionist Henry Clay Work, likely inspired the name of Nicodemus, Kansas. Popular in minstrel shows, it relates the tale of a man who was brought to America on a slave ship and later purchased his freedom. Comes housed in 12 x 16 riker display case with red velvet and descriptive card.   Inventory Number: MUS 159 / SOLD

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Sheet music cover for "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD," featuring artwork of an elderly man emerging from a large, hollow tree.
An illustration from "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD" shows an elderly man emerging from a hollow tree below the ornate title, with partial song lyrics visible beneath.
Vintage sheet music cover titled "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD," featuring an illustration of a man emerging from a hollow tree.
A printed catalog page titled "Root & Cady's Catalogue of Sheet Music" lists various sheet music titles, including "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD," across columns of text.
An open book titled "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD" displays a vintage musical instrument advertisement on the left page and sheet music for "Wake Nicodemus!" with lyrics and notation on the right.
Open sheet music book titled "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD," showing two pages with musical notation, lyrics, and chord symbols arranged in four sections per page.
A printed page titled "Root & Cady's Catalogue of Sheet Music" lists various sheet music titles and categories, including the "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD.
Sheet music titled "Slave Song 1864 / SOLD," published by Root & Cady in Chicago, features an illustrated tree with a face and a person holding a staff.

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