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Oversized Folder #2: 2 pages from Oversized scrapbook with published letter from Tip to his father, October 23, 1918; a French regulation artillery form; published World War I song, October 11, 1919; Page of miscellaneous including Ration cards, a Paris postcard, and a newspaper article about Armistice (includes preservation copies added by Archivist), undated; Four newspaper clippings include: an acidic image of Carnahan in his WWI uniform for his 90th birthday (includes preservation copies added by Archivist), 1984; Three long descriptive interviews with Carnahan by Burnie Bonnell, published in the Mount Pleasant (Mich.) Morning Sun about his life at CMU, in Mount Pleasant, during and after WWI, and his opinions about various topics, January 23-24. 1986 and July 1, 1989; Tip’s Central Michigan Normal School diploma, life certificate, vellum, March 27, 1914 1918, 1919, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1914

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In: Clifford R. Carnahan Collection, 1881-1889, and undatedClifford R. Carnahan Collection
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Oversized Folder #3: My Blue Heaven, handwritten, undated, inscribed by Sally Carnahan; Music Books: Bela Bartok, Mikrokosmos, piano solo pieces, Vol. I, Bosey and Hawkes, NY, undated; A Skip-stop flight around the world…album of early grade piano transcriptions, H. Flammer Inc, NY, inscribed by Margueritte Carnahan (world map iconography in orange on cover), 1942; Piano Sheet Music: America I love you, Edgar Leslie and Archie Gottler, Kalmar and Puck Music Co. (red, white, and blue American iconography and portrait photograph of Tom Ward and Dolly McCue on cover), 1915; Any girl looks good in summer, Harold Atteridge and Phil Schwartz, M. Witmark and Sons, NY, inscribed by Tip R. Carnahan (Pretty woman swinging on a swing of roses with a sun behind her illustration in red, white, green, and brown, and pink portrait photograph of James F. McDonald on cover), 1911; Bring your kisses to me, Harold Atterbridge and Sigmund Romberg, G. Shirmer (man in Arabic dress rubbing a genie lamp with a woman genie in Arabic dress in Arabic setting in brown, orange, and green on cover), 1916; Don’t leave me Daddy, Jos. M. Verges, Broadway Popular Music Club, New Orleans (Woman in frilly dress by bed calling to a man in business attire through a window in purple, white, and green on cover), 1916; Down in Memphis, Hi Wilson, Hale Byers, and Irving Newhoff, Newhoff, Byers and Wibon, Kansas City, MO, inscribed “Warmie” and “Me” on front and “Charles” on back (5 African American men on a dock playing a guitar, banjo, and dancing, with cotton bales, a steamer and a full moon in background in red, white, blue, and brown on cover), 1916; Fishing, Cole and Johnson Bros., Jos. W. Stern and Co., stamped Clifford R. Carnahan (Pink portrait photograph of woman (Fay Templeton) in stage costume dress and hat with acid green and brown design around her, 1914; Follow the crowd, Irving Berlin, Waterson, Berlin and Snyder Co., NY, inscribed Tip Carnahan (women marching carrying flags and a banner “Follow the crowd, ” in red, white, brown, and green on cover), 1914; Honolulu America loves you, Grant Clarke and Eddie Cox and Jimmie V. Monaco, Leo Feist, Inc, NY (Hawaiian imagery with palm trees, sunset, lovers, in yellow, light and dark blue, and shades of green, with portrait photograph of Carrie Lillie on cover), 1916; I’d like to see a little more of you, Cobb and Edward, Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co.- Waterson, Berlin and Snyder Co., NY, stamped Clifford R. Carnahan (image of man in suit with hat and cane and woman behind a screen, possibly removing her blouse in shades of brown, orange, and white on cover), 1916; Keep away from the fellow who owns an automobile, Irving Berlin, Ted Snyder Co.- Waterson, Berlin and Snyder Co., NY, stamped Clifford R. Carnahan (Image of two women driving an open touring car in a field with trees, in shades of pink and green, with a pink portrait photograph of Tilford (a ventriloquist and his dummy on cover), 1912; Laura, Johnny Mercer and David Rakin, Robbins Music Co., inscribed Tip Carnahan (Photographic portrait of Gene Tierney who starred in the movie “Laura” in pink and Johnny Mercer in blue, cover in shades of pink and blue), 1945; Sweet Italian love, Irving Berlin, Ted Snyder Co., NY (Portrait of young Irving Berlin in a suit with leaves behind him, cover in shades of brown, white, and blue), 1910; They gotta quit kickin’ my dawg aroun’, Webb M. Oungst, Cy. Perkins, M. Witmark and Sons, NY (Yellow cover with black words and drawing of a shocked dog), 1912; Tulip time, Ziegfeld Follies, Gene Buck and Dave Stamper, T.B. Harms and Francis, Day and Hunter, NY (Cover is completed separated from rest of music and illustrated with a pretty woman wearing a red headdress, a bracelet, a transparent nightie, red high heels, and ribbons, holding a bird in shades of pink, red, and green), 1919, 1910-1916, 1919, 1942, 1945, undated

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In: Clifford R. Carnahan Collection, 1881-1889, and undatedClifford R. Carnahan Collection
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