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Circulars, press releases and cuttings, souvenir programmes and song sheets illustrating Woodcraft Folk camp, 29 July - 19 August 1933. Some relate to Shefstanthing,
Contains two copies of 'The Woodcraft Folk Song Sheet' 1933, published on the ocassion of the camp and including the songs; 'Who are these folk?'; 'Under totem bold'; 'Song of the way'; 'Hi-Roger Rum'; 'The vow we have made'; 'Youth song'; 'There is a factory in the town'; 'Song of the trailbreakers'; 'Marianina'; 'The Campfire Carol'; 'The Internationale'; 'Waltzing Matilda'; 'The Virtuous Life'; 'I went to the animals fair'; 'A wayfarer's life'; 'The "darkies" sunday school'; 'Vagrant Song'; 'Oh the World's All Right' and 'William Brown'. |