FOREWORD

This book representsa completecompilation of the 150 drum solos written by the membersof
the National Association of Rudimental Drummers. Ludwig Music is proud to present this
newly edited and engravededition of a time honored and respectedsource of reading and
study material for the snaredrum. We dedicatethis new edition to William F. Ludwig, Sr.,
and the great percussioninstrumentcompanyhe founded, for his past editorial and publishing
involvementwith this book.

CONTENTS
PAGE PAGE PAGE
I 9 35 S o l o 55 Frisky 214 45 P r o c t o r ' sN o . 3 36
26 American Gob's6/8, The 6 R.I. Drummer 7
D r u m R u d i m e n t s ,T h e 2 Guilty Kilty, The 37 R a t a m a c u eS i x - E i g h t , T h e 21
2nd Coast ArtillerY 5 Halftime Filling 22 Ray'sStick Beat 25
6/8 Solo 13 Hallie Kling Two-Four 49 Rhythm Quickstep in 6/8 27
A Bit O'Syncopation 26 High-Dee-Diddle,The 4t Rocking The Rudiments 9
A b e r d e e nP o s t 42 Hip-A-Dipper 29 Ross 2/4 56
Alpha St. Louis 39 Hir The Diddles 43 R u d i m e n t a lR a m b l e 33
Assaultand Battery 40 H o l d E v e r y t h i n g! 59 R u d i m e n t a l l yY o u r s 39
B a d g e r B r a v e s ,T h e 8 Irish Piper, The 45 R u d i m e n t e rG o o d L u c k 62
Belleville Swing 55 Jack's 214 23 Ruff and Stumble 56
B e n e v o l e n tB i l l t7 J a p a n e s e2 / 4 t2 Salt and Pepper I8
Bill GrahamMarch, The T4 Just For Fun Triplets 20 ShowBoat 19
"Bob" Persons 7 Kingdom Coming 8 S i m p s o n ' s2 / 4 54
Bob's Six-Eight 17 Lefty 11 S m i t t y ' sD e l i g h t 10
Calf Head 36 L'esprit De Corps I 47 Snap 28
C a n n o n - B a l l Q u i c k s t e p ,T h e 40 L'esprit De Corps II 48 Snapper 54
ClevelandCourier 56 L'esprit De Corps III 48 Sonsof America 65
C o l l e g eD r a g 30 Louie'sQuickstep 35 Starter6/8, The 13
C o n t e s tS o l o f o r D r u m L3 Louisville Thunder 29 S t e i n h a u s e r ' s6 / 8 38
Corn Plasters 37 L y n e h a n Q u i c k s t e p ,T h e 30 stick Tick 6/8, The l8
C u l l e t o n ' sN . A . R . D . M a r c h 6 M a i n e C h a m p i o n ,T h e 4 Stop!Look And Listen 1l
Cyrano 31 Malden Post 24 StreetsAflame 58
Da-Da-Ma-Ma6/8, The 20 Mister Rudiments 4 "Strut" StreetMarch. The 5
D a n G r a h a m ' sD e s t i n Y t4 Modern Syncopation SupperCall 65
DashingWhite Sergeant 23 L The Doublings 5 Sweetand Easy 6
De Molay l0 II. Three Cheers 5 SwingIt 19
Dixie Belle 26 III. StandardMarch Taps 5 S y n c o p a t i o nS a n d y 6I
D o u b l e R a t a m a c u e ,T h e 16 IV. The StandardRoll-Off 5 Taps For SîreetBeat 5?
Doubler March, The 22 Monti On Parade 67 T e x a n .T h e 57
Doubling The Army Two-Four 9 Morristown Post 59 38 T e x a s R a n g e r ,T h e 44
Doubling The Downfall l2 My Pal 46 Trip - It 34
Drum Solo 27 NutmegTwo-Four,The 43 T r i p l e t B a s s - D r u mB e a t , T h e 44
Dutch BilI 10 Old Drum 47 Two-Four Hooker -5
Fancy Six-Eight 50 Old Hickory 66 Two-Four Nightmare 54
Filling the Double Drag 66 Old Man Flam Accent 23 Uncle Bob Persons 57
Flam - Five Quickstep 35 Old Tin Can l1 v.c.A. 7
Flam Tapper,The 42 Omaha 46 V a n c o u v e rM a r c h , T h e 32
Flamadiddlings 24 P.N.A. 2/4, The 51 Vic's Solo 33
F l a m m a t a p ,T h e 21, Pace-Maker 50 Victor Quickstep 3?
Flip - It 34 Paradiddle-Mania 60 Viva Nard 61
F o g e l ' sT i m e B e a t N o . 1 25 P a r a d i d d l e r sP i c n i c 58 "We Two" Duo 31
Fogel'sTime Beat No. 2 25 Perry Pair, The 52 What Have You? 43
30 16 ItVillie Weaver 28
Follies,The Pike's Peak
Fort Ethan Allen 59 Pile Driver 49 Ye Ancients 53
Four Marches for Piper Band, The 5l Yem - Kee - Dee 35
the Big Parade: Pixolated Drummer. The 19 You And | 41
No. I The Army 2/4 63 Post 102 53 Zane - Irwin Squadron 26
No. 2 The Straight 6/8 63 Powder River 50 Zuber Scotch, The 60
No. 3 The Roving Sailor 64 Price Hill Quickstep 59
No. 4 Half-Time 64 Pride of Oklahoma 8 Ixosx or CoNrnIBUToRs 67
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 The ThirteenRudimentsTo Complete
The Standard26 AmericanDrum Rudiments
As Adopted
Bv the N. A. R. D.

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Drag
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Ralph G. Eames,Jr.
Wakefield, Mass.

The MaineChampion Emile F. Cote

Old Orchard Beach.\Iaine

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Sgt.William Robas
Fort Monroe,Va.
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Aberdeen,S.D.

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Two-Four Hooker Fred Miller

Chicago,Il.
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25
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CulletontsN.A.R.D.March J.P. Culleton,

Paterson"\.J.

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The Gob's6/8 Harrv C. -\ngell

Seattle.\\'ash.

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 V.C.A.
J.F.Martin,
Brooklyn, N.Y.

mm

"Bobtt Persons Harry F. Crosby

Wellesley,Mass.

R.I. Drummer A.E.S.Alers,

Providence,R.I.

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 Pride of Oklahoma
Neil Shirley
O. U. Band
NormanoOkla.

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KingdomComing John J. Bagin

Worcester, Nlass.

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Milwaukee. \\'is.

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 DoublingThe Army Two r Four
Jimmy Lent,
Brooklvn. N. Y.

Rocking The Rudiments Neil W. Shirlel'

Norman. Okla.

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 Smitty'sDetight
By Vince Mott
1936American Legion
National Champion Drummer
Paterson,N.J.

DutchBitl Vince \[ott.

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De Molav J o s e p hS o i s t m a n .
B a l t i m o r e .l t d .

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 Lefty
George Lawrence Stone

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Old Tin Can G e o r g eL a n r e n c eS t o n e

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Stop!Look And Listen
GeorgeLawrence Stone.Jr.
Melrose.N"Iass.

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Japanese
Fred Miller,
ChicagoIll.

DoublingThe Downfall Frank Arsenault

New Haven. Conn.

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Rudy Schultz
San Francisco.Calif.

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C a n t o n .O .

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 Dan Graham'sDestinv
Wm. G. Graham
Los Angeles,Calif.
(Met.J =110)

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The Bitl GrahamMarch N. R. Cindrat.

S a n F r a n c i s c oC
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Dedicatedto
Jimmy Cathenrood
By J. Burns Colby,
Dr.Insr. DalzielHighland
Denver,Colo.
PipeBand - \Iotheru ell. Scotland.

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 The DoubleRatamacue
Earl Strutze
NewHaven,Conn.
Met. J = 110

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Harden,Conn.
33

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Bob's Six r Eight Bob Persons

Worburn.]Iass.
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 Saltand Pepper
(Duet)

Billy Cor.
Washington.
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The StickTick 618

@ Rightstickon left stick.

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 The PixolatedDrummer Norman Abbott,
Oakland,Cal.

ShowBoat J . E .D o r t a t o r
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 The f)a-Da-Ma-Ma618
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Chicago
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Chicago

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 The Flammatap
Jas.G. Gomperts,
Bridgeport,Conn.

The RatamacueSix r Eight Geo.E. Ignac

Bridgeport, Conn.
Allegro moderato (J = I l0)

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Frank Arsenault
N e w H a v e n .C o n n .

The Doubler March W.F. "Bill" Hantntond,

P i t t s b u r g .P a .

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 DashingWhite Sergeant
Edward H. Moeller
(Met.J :110) Cincinnati,Ohio
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Jack's 214 John J. Gallivan

Chicago,Ill.

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Old Man Flam Accent Walter (Ike) Seiler

Chicago,Ill.

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 MaldenPost
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\\'oburn. \Iass.

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 Fogel'sTime BeatNo.l
H.A. Fogel
Canton, Ohio

Fogel'sTime BeatNo.2

Ray's Stick Beat G e o r g eS c h m i d t

Woodham,N.\-.
>+

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 Zane- Irwin Squadron
Richard B. rvVilson
San FranciscooCal.

Dixie Belle Louis F. Rhein,

Belleville,Ill.
(Met.J= tzo)

A Bit O' Syncopation Billy Miller

Chicago,Ill.

26
 RhythmQuickstepIn 618
H.R.Todd
Chicago,Ill.

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AltoonaoPA.

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A.E.Ostling,
Endicott,N.Y.

Lesson25

R L R R LnnL

Snap Orville Searcy

Chicago,Ill.

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 LouisvilleThunder
Bill Flowers
Chicago Ill.
Dedicatedto Walter Hueckstead.

Hip-A-Dipper Chas.J.Bessette
LosAngeles,Calif.

RLR L RL

LR RL
6

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 The LynehanQuickstep
J. E. Lvnehan
New York. N. Y.

( x : S t i c kB e a t )
The Follies Jack Lynehan
NewYork, N.Y.

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( A c c e n l sr r r u sbl e p l a y e dt
CollegeDrag CharlesWestgate
Universitvof Oklahoma,
Blackwell,Okla

trpp

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 ooWeTwott Duo
DedicatedTo Walter Huckstead
Bill Flon'ers Chicago,Il l .

Cvrano
l6th CenturyQuickstep Jack Zuber
Newport, Ky.

D. C. alfine rs

-=' F
Fine

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 Victor Quickstep
Victor M. Corrieri
Dorchester.Mass.

pptr

The VancouverMarch E. M. Anderson

Vancouver,8.C..Canada

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 RudimentalRamble
HermanGiese,
Chicago,Ill.

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Vic's Solo Victor M. Corrieri

Dorchester, Mass.

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 Trip - It
Herman Wiegman,Jr.
Chicago,Ill.

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333>

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Flip - It Herman Wiegman' Jr.

RL R LR

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 Flam - Five Quickstep
Roy E. Duncan
Los Angeles,Calif.

Yem-Kee-Dee Michael Stefanowicz

Meriden, Conn.

Louie'sQuickstep Louis Swikert

Cincinnati. OH.

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 ProctortsNo. 3.
DedicatedTo Chas.G. Proctor A.E.S.Alers
Provindence,
R.I.
7 '7

Calf Head JosephSoistman,

Baltimore.Md.

mm

Frr.r-l-t

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 The Guilty Kilty
Harold Giese
Chicago,Ill.

Corn Plasters
(Dedicated Bill Graham)
to Clarence L. Willey,
Berkeley, Cal.

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 6t8
Steinhauser's
lleiney Steinhauser,
St. Paul, Minn.

MorristownPost59 John H. Fay

\en'ark, N. J.

R_'R-_RLRR
(Drag Paradiddle#2)

RLRL LRLR

3 J

RLRLRLR

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 Alpha St. Louis
Dr. H. R. Darling
Aberdeen,S. D.

RudimentallvYours
Nick Narducci
Hopedale,Mass.

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 The Cannon-BaltQuickstep
Wm. G. Graham
Los Angeles,Calif.

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Dedicated
Assaultand Batterv
to ooBill"Ludwig Tommv Bloomingdale
Monterv Park Calif.

R RLL

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RLLR L RLLR L R'"R L RL RLLR L RLLR L

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 You And I
Harold Thompson
Chicago,Ill.
J

The High-Dee-Diddle R. Ariel Cross,

CedarRapids,Iowa.

ffi
N.B. Shadingsare for Concertonly. On the marchplay all ff. Accentsshouldnot be overdone.
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 The Flam Tapper
Atlee Pearson
Los Angeles,Calif.

AberdeenPost G e o r g eF . S i m e
^\berdeen.S.D.

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 The NutmegTwo-Four Jack Lyneham,
New York, NY

J > ll.

Note:Play from Hand to Hand - Play all accents.

Hit The Diddles Ned E. Albright

Ashland, Ohio.
3>

RP. L
J>

RP.

What Have You? JamesA. Barker

Chicago,Ill

43
 The Triplet Bass-DrumBeat

3' Jl

The TexasRanger Phil \\'illems.

L a G r a n g e .I l l .

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 The Irish Piper
Allan Bradford,
Toronto, Ont.

>l

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FriskY 214 Richard B. Wilson
S a n F r a n c i s c oC, a l .

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 My Pal
Peter Turkon',
Endicott,N. Y.

f-

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Omaha Ceo.\. Smith.

O m a h a .\ e b r .
Met. 128

R LLR L RRL R

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 Old Drum
Leon Shannin
WorcesternMass
XXX

XXX

L'esprit De Corps John P. Noonan.

Bloomington,Ill.

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 Pile Driver
Benjamin Lockrem Johnson
Seattle,Wash.

JJ

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Hallie Kling Two-Four Hallie A. Kling

Bowerbank,Maine.

rf-

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 FancySix-Eight
Michael Stefanouicz
M e r i d e n .C o n n .

Pace-tlaker A. R. Pearson
Los .\ngeles.Calif.

PowderRiver S e l i g\ l e r e r
S a n F r a n c i s c oC a l i f .

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 The PiperBand
beatingas plalted b",-bag-pipebands
T-,-pícal
J. W. McKinnon
Vancouver,B. C.

RL L

The P. N. A.214 Ed. Kacz-vnskio

Chicago,Ill.

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 The Perry Pair
C. f,eePerrv
Chicago,Ill.

L RL R LR LRL
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TapsFor StreetBeat C. LeePerrr

PlayedMet. 128.To Roll-offsignal.

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 Post102
RobertH. Von Deck
Manchester,Conn.
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Ye Ancients Mrs. Bertha Lehocky,

Midland park, N. J.
J-i

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 Simpson's214
A. R. Simpson,
Jr.
Canton.Ohio.

E u g e n e. \ . \ \ i l h e l m
Belleville.Ill

Two-Four Nightmare H. R. Todd

C h i c a g o I. l l .

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 1935Solo
E. D. Cooley
22 Rudiments;Time 55 Seconds.
Williamston,Mich.
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BellevilleSwing LesterReinhardt
Belleville.Ill.

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 Ruff and Stumble
Benj. Lockiem Johnson,
Seattle.Wash.

ClevelandCourier W. NI. Rossington,

ClevelandHeights.O.

Ross214 \\'. \I. Rossinston

tr.--------------ltz.

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 UncleBob Persons
Emile F. Cote
Old Orchard. Maine

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The Texan Robt.W. Buggert,

Chicago,Ill.

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 StreetsAflame
J. E. McOmber
Wichita, Kan.
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Paradiddlers
Picnic
J. E. )lcOmber

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 Hold Everything!
(Where'sEddieStraight?)
Harry C. Thompson
Muscatine,Iowa.
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p-.<fp - f P -f
JJ

Price Hill Quickstep Donald Mahon

Cincinnati.O.

^f-

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Fort Ethan Allen Walter F. Hart,
Fort Ethan Allen. Vt.

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 The Zuber Scotch
J. J. Zuber
Introduction J = 120 Cincinnati"Ohio

ff= p? '<:<ff-ru

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3

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Paradiddte-Mania. C. A. Waters
Auburn Heights,}Iich.

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 Viva Nard
M. D. E. Bloodgood
Overland Park, Kan.

Sandy
Syncopation W. F. Ludwig
Chicago,Ill.

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 RudimenterGoodLuck
(Basle-AmericaMixpickles)
By Dr. F. R. Berger
Basleo Switzerland

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