Subject: Dance music

Sheet music for "Hassler's Polka," composed by Mark Hassler and respectfully dedicated to the Saturday Evening Sociable. Published in Philadelphia by Jas. Couenhoven in 1854.

Invitation to a dance hosted by the Outing Cycle Club of Florence, Massachusetts, on February 21, 1890. Music will be provided by Jacoby's Orchestra, formerly of the Boston Globe Theatre. The invitation is a printed broadside.

Sheet music for a Schottish, as performed by Hassler's Band, composed by Mark Hassler. Published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1855. The piece is attributed to a well-known Philadelphia musical family, with Mark Hassler thought to be the first in the USA to use Johann Strauss's style for dances.

Sheet music for "The Favorite 'Blue Bird Polka Redowa,'" as performed by Hassler's Orchestra. Composed by G. Weingarten and published by Chas. W. A. Trumpter in Philadelphia in 1866.

Sheet music for "The First Love Schottisch," as performed by Hassler's Orchestra. Published by Charles W. A. Trumpler in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1866. The piece is attributed to G. Weingarten.