The Girl That 1 Marry. w&m: Irving Berlin. New York: Irving Berlin Music Co. 1946. Threecolor photolithograph Wild West Show vignettes. From the Rodgers & Hammerstein Broadway musical Annie Get Your Gun, book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields, directed by Joshua Logan.

Mule Train. w&m: Johnny Lange, Hy Heath, and Fred Glickman‑ Burbank, California: Walt Disney Music Co. 1949. Crude monochrome Old West four‑mule wagon, skinner, cargo includes guitar. Marginal tear (top).

Slipping Around. w&m: Floyd Tillman. New York: Peer International Corp. 1949. Monochrom photo portrait of "MARGARET WHITING" and "JIMMY WAKELY" in cowboy garb. "As Sung by / Vaughn Munroe in `Singing Guns'/ A Republic Picture / Produced by Palomar Productions, Inc. / Abe Lyman, Executive Producer."

Some Sunday Morning. w: Ted Koehler‑, m: M.K. Jerome and Ray Heindorf. New York: Harms Inc. 1945. Two‑color photolithograph, full‑length photo of Alexis Smith and Errol Flynn in Western garb. From the motion picture San Antonio, Warner Bros., 1945.

Somewhere In Old Wyoming. w&m: Charles Tobias and Peter DeRose. Ukulele arrangement by May Singhi Breen. New York: Joe Morris Music Co. 1930. "Introduced by RAY O HARA at the Governor Clinton Hotel, N.Y." Two‑color lithograph with inset photo labeled "Harry Kogen / Musical Director, NBC / Chicago, Ill." Marginal tear, lower right, lacking 5 cm, not affecting text