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1. The philanthropist, or a Jew's a man for a' that

Description:: Sheet music for "The philanthropist, or a Jew's a man for a' that," written by Mr. Simmonds; arranged by Mr. J. R. Webb, published London: J. R. Webb.

2. Ikey and Abey

Date:: 1915
Description:: Advertisement for George H. Bubb's "Ikey and Abey" on the cover of a catalog for Harold Rossiter Music Co., Chicago.

3. Levi Lion, or thats the best link in an Isralites chain

Description:: Sheet music cover for "Levi Lion, or thats the best link in an Isralites chain; a new comic song," written by an amateur; adapted by I. Lawson, published London: J. Fentum.

4. At the Wailing Wall

Date:: 1928
Description:: Sheet music for "At the Wailing Wall : for violin and piano" by Ira B. Arnstein, published New York: Bloch Publishing Company.

5. Bizzy Izzy

Date:: 1903
Description:: Sheet music for "Bizzy Izzy : march and two-step," by Charles H. Kuebler, published Erie, Pennsylvania: Brehm Bros.

6. Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur

Date:: 1835
Description:: Sheet music cover for "Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur : chansonnette comique," words by J. Blum; music by Adolphe Vogel, published Paris: Colombier.

7. Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur

Date:: 1835
Description:: Sheet music for "Le Juif, ou Isaac le Brocanteur : chansonnette comique," words by J. Blum; music by Adolphe Vogel, published Paris: Colombier.

8. Juive et chrétienne

Date:: 1844
Description:: Sheet music cover for "Juive et Chrétienne : duo pour 2 voix de femmes," words by Edouard Plouvier; music by Giuseppe Concone, published Paris: S. Richault.

9. The sheeny coon

Date:: 1898
Description:: Sheet music for "The sheeny coon," written and composed by Harry Castling, published London : Francis, Day & Hunter.

10. The daughter of Israel

Description:: Sheet music cover for "The daughter of Israel : narrative ballad; sung by the musical sisters the misses Wybrow," music and words by Charles Sloman, published London: W. Wybrow.