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Saucy Little Bird Possibly by "F S" |
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Saucy Little Bird Possibly by "F S" |
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Saucy Little Bird Possibily "F S" |
A set of six post cards, copyright 1908 by A Q Southwick, N.Y carrying the set reference number "N17." They are unsigned - for discussion about the artist see the Southwick page.
"The
Bird on Nellie's Hat" was an American music hall
song written by
Arthur J. Lamb &
Alfred Solman and published in 1907. It was performed by
Maidie Scott (1887-1966) and Ada Reeve (1874-1066)
The song was also used as the subject of a postcard published in England by Syllikuss - "You don't know Nellie as I know Nellie." |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat Say Willie, or what's your name. Beat it! There is a fellow coming with a club.
No Signature |
Southwick Back Ref N17 |
1908 Copyright posted 14 September 1908 |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat I, er, goo-gaw ger-ah lah-ooh You ar a mollycoddle all right all right!
No Signature |
Southwick Ref N17 |
1908 Copyright |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat You people make me sick
No Signature |
Southwick Back Ref N17 |
1908 Copyright Posted 21 August 1908 |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat 100 and 23 for yours
No Signature |
Ref N17 |
1908 Copyright |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat You are the only girl I ever loved Aint he the tease! HONK! HONK! look out for the naughty-mobile
No Signature |
Southwick Back Ref N17 |
1908 Copyright |
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Said the Saucy Little Bird on Nellies Hat Hi There Well what do you think of that for nerve. he must have been an insurance agent
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