Author is source for imprint information. [See MS Howard 1951-1960/Archives]

At head of text: Dedicated to Lady Elizabeth [sic] Tennyson.

Barbara Howes. Printed in purple on lilac paper. Poem.

by Hildegarde Flanner. French fold; printed on double page. Poetry. Cover title. Printed in red and black on cream paper; printer's mark, a red ampersand, on page [4] "100 copies printed by The Ampersand Press on July 27, 1929"--Colophon. First line: Day on dewless hinges.

Text on page [1] within ornamental border, on pages [2]-[4] within double line border. Program with text of three Hamilton College songs.

Printed on heavy paper in postcard format. Text superimposed on reproduction of color photograph of desert landscape. Initial block. Poem in six four-line stanzas. Suggested publication date from postmark on Brown University copy.

Printed on heavy paper in postcard format. Text superimposed on reproduction of color photograph of desert landscape. Initial block. Poem in six four-line stanzas. Suggested publication date from postmark on Brown University copy.

Printed in colors on heavy paper in postcard format; text in black on recto and blue on verso. Poem superimposed on reproduction of photograph by Glenn Davis of prospector with two donkeys under dawn sky. Poem in six four-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Postcard with image of a desert sunrise on the front. The text is printed over the image. The postcard is signed "Susie" and "Chucky"

Within red/black border of type ornaments; with rubricated initial blocks and type ornament decorations and printer's mark. At head of text, wood engraving by Jervis McIntee. At end of text, explanatory note and colophon.

Poetry. Printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments within border of type ornaments. Poem in 20 four-line stanzas. Not in Checklist Amer. imprints. Date from internal evidence.

Poem predicts trouble "if the town goes dry." Poem predicts trouble "if the town goes dry." On tan paper. Poem in six four-line stanzas. Town where published from printer's union label at bottom center. Suggested publication date and state where published from dealer.

At end of text: From DePauw Centennial Ode.

Tom Clark. Broadsheet printed on heavy white paper. Illustration on verso. On recto poem in nine lines. Text on verso: You murderers with your indifference. d.a. levy 1964.

Tom Clark. Broadsheet printed on heavy white paper. Illustration on verso. On recto poem in nine lines. Text on verso: You murderers with your indifference. d.a. levy 1964.

Tom Clark. Broadsheet printed on heavy white paper. Illustration on verso. On recto poem in nine lines. Text on verso: You murderers with your indifference. d.a. levy 1964.

by Victoria Howard. Four short verses, printed side by side, in Clackamas (First line: Nútxit ...) and English (First line: A large moon stood); each verse between rules. In lower fourth, printed in two columns below rule, background information on the author and the font designed for the Clackamas texts. Broadside received at Brown not before 1960 or after 1980; dated accordingly.

At head of text: (Of an old sweetheart of mine)

Fielding Dawson, Stephen Emerson. Printed in black and yellow on heavy white paper. Cover title. "300 copies, 99 of which are signed by the authors."

by O.S. Parmenter. Within double-line border. Poem in five six-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence and indications that the Civil War is meant, since the patriots lie "in southern soil" and fought to make the land "free."

Contains six woodcuts of gravestones bearing names and histories of Edward Lindsey, Henry Lewis, David Morrow, Jacob Webb, John Harris and David Hunt. At head of text: These inscriptions, compiled from authentic sources. At end of text: Mournful tragedy; or, the death of Jacob Webb, David Morrow, John Harris, Henry Lewis, David Hunt and Edward Lindsey ..

Poem protests government treatment of Montgomery Ward when its head was ejected from his office by soldiers. Poem protests government treatment of Montgomery Ward when its head was ejected from his office by soldiers. Printed on blue paper in two columns divided by type ornament section. Type-signed at end: William Hobart Royce. May 11, 1944. 50 Ninety-first Street, Brooklyn 9.

by Richard Gates.

Upper and lower borders of books. "Seasons greetings, 1959 John, Doris, Johnny, Evan and Margaret Holmes."

Within cover paper with title: Frances Caroline Frost. At end of text: February 5th, 1888.