[Hartke sheet music collection. Box 243]
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Table of Contents:
- Aerial polka / by James E. Magruder
- Around the world / lyric by Harold Adamson ; music by Victor Young
- Ballongvalsen / by Jules Sylvian, Fred Winter, and Wald. Dalquist
- Beauty parade / words and music by Andrew Donnelly
- Beg, borrow and steal / words and music by Joey Day and Lou Zerato
- The belle of the Monon / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes
- The big iron horse / words and music by Cloud H. Bryan ; arranged by Floyd N. Wheatley
- Boogie woogie caboose / by Clayton Porter
- The brunette polka / by A. Wallerstein
- Choo choo ch'boogie / words and music by Vaugn Horton, Denver Darling, and Milton Gabler
- Choo choo train (ch-ch-foo) / words and music by Marc Fontenoy ; English lyric by Jack Lawrence
- Chug chug choo-choo chug / words by Mack Gordon ; music by James V. Monaco
- Coronation scot / by Vivian Ellis
- Curiosities! / written by R. Clindon ; music arranged by J. Blewitt
- Diesel smoke, dangerous curves / by Cal Martin
- Down by the station / words and music by Lee Ricks and Slim Gaillard (3 copies)
- Down in the valley (hear that train blow) / words and music by Frank Luther
- Durch die lüfte galopp / von Carlfaust
- The eastbound train / arranged by Nick Manoloff
- The electric tower / by Frank Swain
- Engine engine number nine / words and music by Roger Miller
- Fast freight / words and music by Terry Gilkyson
- The fast mail / by Wilda Jackson Auld
- Flag that train! / by Eddie Richmond, Irving Rothschild, and Lindsay McPhail
- The flight of the aeronauts
- The freedom train / words and music by Irving Berlin
- Freight train / words and music by Paul James and Fred Williams
- The gentleman who paid my fare / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes (2 copies)
- The golden rocket / words and music by Hank Snow
- Hail the Baltimore and Ohio / by Walter Goodwin and Margaret T. Stevens
- The Hell bound train / arranged by Nick Manoloff (2 copies)
- Hello Swanee hello / by Sam Coslow and Addy Britt (3 copies)
- Hoosier time / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes
- I bought a round trip ticket (and I'm never coming back) / by Albert Shutt
- I grabbed for the engine (and I caught the caboose) / by Louis Innis
- I'm Henry VIII, I am / words and music by Fred Murray and R. P. Weston
- I'm never going to leave Miami / music and lyric by Frank Hagan
- Indiana is so rich / lyrics by John A. McGee and Chester W. Cleveland ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes
- In the middle of the house / by Bob Hilliard
- I thought about you / lyric by Johnny Mercer ; music by Jimmy Van Heusen
- It's not the whistle (that pulls the train) / words and music by Dick Manning
- I've been working on the railroad / arranged by Nick Manoloff
- Kissing song / music by Edward E. Rice ; liberetto by J. Chever. Goodwin
- Last call for dinner / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. Mcgee and Owen Haynes
- Le voyage aerien / par N. Louis
- The little train who said "ah-choo!" / words and music by Sid Tepper and Roy Brodsky
- Love is king / words and music by Maunel Klein
- The man in the moon might tell / words and music by J. A. Shipp (2 copies)
- Mama from the train (a kiss, a kiss) / words and music by Irving Gordon
- Monticello moon / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes
- My cutey's due at two-to-two to-day / words by Leo Robin ; music by Albert Von Tilzer
- Night train / lyrics by Oscar Washington and Lewis C. Simpkings ; music by Jimmy Forrest
- Night train to Memphis / by Beasley Smith, Marvin Hughes, and Owen Bradley (2 copies)
- The old pull n' push / by Terry Lightfoot and Peter Ling
- On the midway / words and music by Louis Ortenstein
- Orange blossom special / by Ervin T. Rouse
- The otherside of the railroad track / words by Allan Roberts ; music by "Little" Jack Little
- Puffin' Billy / composed by Edward White
- Running off the rails / by Clive Richardson
- Sailing in my balloon / words by A. J. Mills ; music by Bennett Scott
- She'll be coming round the mountain / arranged by Nick Manoloff ; added music and lyrics by Frank and Manoloff (2 copies)
- Sleepy little town (in the brown county hills) / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John a. McGee and Owen Haynes
- The sleepy town express / words and music by Haven Gillespie (2 copies)
- Slow freight / lyrics by Irving Mills and Lupin Fein ; music by Buck Ram
- Slow train / words and music by Bob Dylan
- Smile on / lyrics by Eden P. Greville ; music by Alfred Solman
- Southern belle / by Cecil Taylor (2 copies)
- The southern Pacific / composed by Robert M. Angler
- The storm polka / by A. Wallerstein
- Take the 'a' train / by Billy Strayhorn
- Take your umbrella with you, John! / written and composed by Harry Wincott
- There's a little box of pine on the 7:29 / words and music by Jos. Ettlinger, George Brown, and De Dette Lee
- This is my railroad / music and lyrics by E. G. Fitzpatrick
- The through freight / words by George Murray Brown ; music by Keith Crosby Brown
- To the strong / by Carmen R. Dyche
- The train that never returned / arranged by Nick Manoloff
- Trains / by Maxwell Eckstein
- Try another one! / written by John P. Harrington ; composed by Orlando Powell
- The Union Pacific "streamliner" / words by Charles Hathaway and Bud Averill ; music by Fred Lee, Naomi Meyer, and Hayden Simpson
- Up and down the Monon / lyrics by John A. McGee ; music by John A. McGee and Owen Haynes
- Up in a balloon / by Ley Bourne
- Up in a balloon / by G. W. Hunt
- Up in a balloon / by G. Operti
- Up in my balloon / words by Ren Shields ; music by Percy Wenrich
- Up, up and away / by Jim Webb
- Wabash cannon ball / arranged and adapted by Johnny Weber
- Wabash cannon ball / by Wm Kindt (2 copies)
- Waitin' for the train to come in / by Sunny Skylar and Martin Block (2 copies)
- Wave to me, my lady / by William Stein and Frank Loesser
- Wheels / music by Norman Petty ; lyric idea by Johnny Flamingo
- Wheels a-rolling / words by Philip Maxwell ; music by Helen Purcell Maxwell (2copies)
- Whistles! / words and music by Phil Baxter
- Won't you come up and spoon in Coey's balloon / words by Victor H. Smalley ; music by Bernie Adler
- The world is your balloon / music by Sammy Fain ; lyrics by E.Y. Harburg