1 broadsheet. Broadsheet; blue card stock. Sub-title and first line the same. At end of text: Who was in bondage to the senses and was given freedom through Christian Science Treatment. Poetry in 4 six-line stanzas on recto and explanation of distribution of profits on verso, beginning: This poem to be sold for not less than 5 cts. each ..
Title from first line. Contains advertising. At head of title: Jerome Kennedy & Co., 120 Westminster St., 41 and 43 Dorrance Street.
Proof copy with ms. corrections
Title from first line. Music by J.H. K[nowles]
Title from first line. Music by J.H. K[nowles]
Title from first line. Music by J.H. K[nowles]
Poetry. Printed on card stock. At head of title sepia illustration of two kneeling children pasted on. Title from first line. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Page [4] blank. French fold; printed in green on double page; page [1] within single-line border. Caption title. Author's name supplied by donor of Brown University copy.
Page [4] blank. French fold; printed in green on double page; page [1] within single-line border. Caption title. Author's name supplied by donor of Brown University copy.
Page [4] blank. French fold; printed in green on double page; page [1] within single-line border. Caption title. Author's name supplied by donor of Brown University copy.
Page [2] blank. Printed in gray and black on heavy white paper; fold at top. On page [1] uncaptioned drawing of two skaters. Title from first line. Poem in two four-line stanzas. At end of poem: Marian and Richard Gutwillig. On page [4]: Two skaters. Pencil drawing by an anonymous artist. Netherlandish, XVIII century. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Whittelsey Fund, 1960."
Tune: Martyn. Within double line border.
Broadsheet printed on brown paper folded to create [6] pages. On recto illustration of plants. Includes poem by Philbrick.
Poem. At end of text: Robert Francis. Illustration by Barry Moser. On verso: Poem ... [copyrighted] University of Massachusetts Press. Printed at Pennyroyal, April, 1976. Printed in brown; ill. in black. First line: Ruin of summer, wrecker of gardens.
Poem. At end of text: Robert Francis. Illustration by Barry Moser. On verso: Poem ... [copyrighted] University of Massachusetts Press. Printed at Pennyroyal, April, 1976. Printed in brown; ill. in black. First line: Ruin of summer, wrecker of gardens.
Poem. At end of text: Robert Francis. Illustration by Barry Moser. On verso: Poem ... [copyrighted] University of Massachusetts Press. Printed at Pennyroyal, April, 1976. Printed in brown; ill. in black. First line: Ruin of summer, wrecker of gardens.
Steve McCaffery. Printed in blue, yellow and brown on cream-colored paper. At head of text: Dreadnaught 52 pickup 52. Poem in three numbered stanzas, two of three lines each and one of two lines.
Printed in colors on heavy white paper in postcard format; text on verso in blue. At head of title reproduction of color photograph of cattle crossing river. Poem in two four-line stanzas.
Printed on brown paper.
Printed on brown paper.
Printed on brown paper.
At end of text: Steven Osterlund. Edition limited to 500 copies. Printed on buff paper, to the right of vertical rule. First line: Two volumes are open.
Advertisement for Guild, Church and Co. Contains poetry.
Pages [1,4] blank. Proof. At head of text: ... we are enabled to print the following letter, written to Nathan Hale by his classmate, E. Marvin .. At end of text: In memoriam ..
Printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line within ornamental border. Poem in 16 six-line stanzas. Suggested publication date from internal evidence.
At head of text: To a friend on the loss of two children. At end of text: Died in Boston, March 19, Caroline Eustis, daughter of William Henry and Philena M. Kennard, aged 8 yrs. Publication date noted on verso.
Pages [2] and [4] blank. Printed in gold, red, purple and black on glossy white card stock. Title from first line of eight-line poem on page [1] On page [1] in upper right and lower left: 1732. 1898; sepia portrait of George Washington at upper left; sepia illustration of Mount Vernon at lower right. On page [3] menu for elaborate dinner Feb. 22, 1898. Embossed in lower left margin on page [1]: C.E. Morrell Co. Elmira, N.Y. Publisher from envelope acquired with Brown Univ. copy.
Broadsheet. Religious poem, in 7 verses. At end of text, on verso: M.E. Brainard. This may be Mary G. Brainard, to whom this poem has been attributed by an earlier cataloger. Printed in dark green on off-white paper. First line: I know not what will befall me!
Broadsheet. Religious poem, in 7 verses. At end of text, on verso: M.E. Brainard. This may be Mary G. Brainard, to whom this poem has been attributed by an earlier cataloger. Printed in dark green on off-white paper. First line: I know not what will befall me!
