Title and first line the same. Tune: Onward Christian Soldiers.

Within single line border.

Tune: Onward Christian soldiers.

Tune: Onward Christian soldiers.

At head of text: "[Reprinted from the Traveller]" [Thoughts suggested Sunday evening, June 20th.] At end of text: 17 Chester Park, Monday, June 21st, 1875.

Printed in brown on mustard-colored card stock. At head of title illustration signed: Louis Bromberg of crane and girders. Title from first line. Poem in four lines. At lower right: Greetings from Grace Goddard, Clement Wood. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence; place of publication because Wood lived in Delanson.

Within ornamental border. At end of text: Reprinted from the October issue of Partners Magazine.

Title from first line. French fold; printed on double leaves. Decorated initial. Page [2,3] blank. Designed and printed for The Church for the Fellowship of all Peoples.

Poetry. Rule below title. Words of song in four four-line stanzas, with five-line chorus.

Printed in color on colored paper.

Title and first line the same.

1 broadsheet. Contains theater program.

Printed in blue and red on heavy paper within ornamental border; vignette of Mercury in upper left corner and dove in lower right. At head of text: Presented to Grand Army of the Republic by Baxter & Reese, Furniture Makers, 20 Market Street, Camden, N.J. By kind permission of the author, Samuel Kenyon. Poem in nine four-line stanzas about Civil War veterans' button. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

By Mrs. J.E. McConaughy. At head of title cut of woman opening door to ragged little girl. Caption title. In upper right corner of page [1]: No. 3. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

By Mrs. J.E. McConaughy. At head of title cut of woman opening door to ragged little girl. Caption title. In upper right corner of page [1]: No. 3. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Sampler of seventeen English and non-English language poems beginning with: Notes for a 'Letter to the Balinese' (First line: Feelings are nothing) / Antonin Artaud; non-English language poetry translated by Paul Vangelisti, Jack Hirschman, and Alvaro Cardona-Hine. Sampler of seventeen English and non-English language poems beginning with: Notes for a 'Letter to the Balinese' (First line: Feelings are nothing) / Antonin Artaud; non-English language poetry translated by Paul Vangelisti, Jack Hirschman, and Alvaro Cardona-Hine. Poetry. Issued french folded; recto to be read over entire page; verso over half and quarter pages. Text printed in blue on tan paper. Illustration of arrows in red below title on cover page. Colophon on back page: The Red Hill Press / 6 San Gabriel Drive / Fairfax, CA 95930 ... ONES: A supplement to "Invisible City #16/17, designed by John McBride & produced at the West Coast Print Center / June, 1975..

Within ornamental border.

At end of text: Price: Anything you choose to give.

Title same as first line.

Paul Mariah. White paper printed and illustrated in raw umber and deep blue; text in blue. Illustration at left of text. Poem.

To be sung to the tune: Old hundred. Text of hymn in four numbered four-line stanzas. Originally published in John Day's Psalter, 1560-1561.

Program, headed "Order of exercises in the pavilion". Without music.