Title from first line. Processed copy. Mimeograph. At end of text: Aesthetic Barber Shop--126 East 34th Street, cor Lex.

Title from first line. Processed copy. Mimeograph. At end of text: Aesthetic Barber Shop--126 East 34th Street, cor Lex.

Printed in gold and colors on heavy white paper withrounded corners in postcard format; text on recto in black on gold ground. At head of title colored illustration of couple outdoors. Title from first line of couplet. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Printed in gold and colors on heavy white paper withrounded corners in postcard format; text on recto in black on gold ground. At head of title colored illustration of couple outdoors. Title from first line of couplet. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Printed in gold and colors on heavy white paper withrounded corners in postcard format; text on recto in black on gold ground. At head of title colored illustration of couple outdoors. Title from first line of couplet. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Manuscript facsimile of poem; within single line border. Different version from the one published in Her Miscellaneous writings. At end of text: Lynn, Oct. 1874. M.B. Glover.

Manuscript facsimile of poem; within single line border. Different version from the one published in Her Miscellaneous writings. At end of text: Lynn, Oct. 1874. M.B. Glover.

Mrs. S. M. J. Henry. Poetry. Poem tells how drunkard's widow prays at tavern door. Date from internal evidence; difference of letter in one initial probably a mistake. At end of text: Faith Words Press, Worcester, Mass. First line: 'Twas a widow's home and a winter's night.

To be sung to the tune: America. At head of text: Man, the so-called "lord of creation," used to sing "My country." Woman, the truly called "crown of creation," now sings "Our country."

Title from first line. At head of text: To.

Title from first line. At head of text: To.

Title from first line. At head of text: To.

Broadsheet. Contains text of eleven songs printed in two columns, beginning with Taxation without representation. Authors include Julia Mills Dunn, A. Estabrook, Rebecca N. Hazard, John W. Hutchinson, Caroline A. Mason, D. Snow, Catharine A.F. Stebbins and Katie T. Woods. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence, especially the presence of imitations of Civil War songs.

Text within scroll with colored floral design at head.

Text within scroll with colored floral design at head.

Text within scroll with colored floral design at head.

Within curvilinear border with ornamental corners.

Eugene Field. Text printed in blue on recto, black on verso on glossy card stock in postcard format. Title from first line of poem. Head-and-shoulder full-color portrait of Field at right of text and bunch of daisiies below, signed: Cobb Shinn. Untitled poem in four lines.

No. 171 of untitled series.

Page [4] blank. Poetry printed in green on white. Beow title on page [1] cut of green holly sprig with red berries; at head of poems on pages [2]-[3] cut of green Christmas tree. Early English carol with modern Latin translation.

Page [4] blank. Poetry printed in green on white. Beow title on page [1] cut of green holly sprig with red berries; at head of poems on pages [2]-[3] cut of green Christmas tree. Early English carol with modern Latin translation.

Page [4] blank. Poetry printed in green on white. Beow title on page [1] cut of green holly sprig with red berries; at head of poems on pages [2]-[3] cut of green Christmas tree. Early English carol with modern Latin translation.

Page [4] blank. Printed in red and black on heavy paper; rubricated initial in poem. On page [2] illustration of cityscape with tower signed: Robert Eskridge. Cover title. Poem in three four-line stanzas. At end of poem: This from Harriet Monroe in her new abode at the I.W.A. Club behind the old Water Tower 820 Tower Court, Chicago. Publication date from date of Monroe's letter accompanying Brown University copy.

Page [4] blank. With red single line borders with ornamental rubricated initial blocks. On page [1] below line: Supplement to Impressions Quarterly, June, 1902.

Page [4] blank. Within ornamental border, with corner ornamentation on p. [1]

Page [4] blank. Within ornamental border, with corner ornamentation on p. [1]

Poem in two four-line stanzas. Type-signed at end: William Thornton Parker, M.D. Companion First Class, Order of Indian Wars. On volunteer picket service on the night of July 3rd, 1867. First Class Hospital Steward U.S. Army with rank of Sergeant of Ordinance, the highest non-commissioned officer at that time.