Broadsheet. Announces poetry reading by Harper at Worcester Public Library Mar. 6, 1972. At right on recto reproduction of photograph of National Guradsman and Afro-American boy. Includes biographical information.
Broadsheet. Announces poetry reading by Harper at Worcester Public Library Mar. 6, 1972. At right on recto reproduction of photograph of National Guradsman and Afro-American boy. Includes biographical information.
Broadsheet. Announces poetry reading by Harper at Worcester Public Library Mar. 6, 1972. At right on recto reproduction of photograph of National Guradsman and Afro-American boy. Includes biographical information.
Printed in three numbered columns divided by lines of type ornaments (Reilly 498) Top and bottom of text bordered by line of type ornaments with ornamental corners (Reilly 653) The two type ornaments identifiable in Reiley were used between 1762 and 1775. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
1 broadsheet. Broadsheet with metamorphic folds, overlaying two wood-engravings, one showing Adam, the other Eve. Textual parts within border of type ornaments; illustrated parts within double line borders. Attributed to Benjamin Sands.
1 broadsheet. Broadsheet with metamorphic folds, overlaying two wood-engravings, one showing Adam, the other Eve. Textual parts within border of type ornaments; illustrated parts within double line borders. Attributed to Benjamin Sands.
1 broadsheet. Broadsheet with metamorphic folds, overlaying two wood-engravings, one showing Adam, the other Eve. Textual parts within border of type ornaments; illustrated parts within double line borders. Attributed to Benjamin Sands.
Christmas card. Gray paper printed in black; printed as a Christmas greeting.
Messenger offers good wishes and asks for holiday tip. Messenger offers good wishes and asks for holiday tip. Poetry. Printed on pink paper. At center of subtitle cut of uniformed messenger boy on bicycle waving hat, Santa Claus standing at left and baby flying at right holding scroll inscribed: Truth, Energy & Thrift, and crowning messenger with laurel wreath inscribed: Success; "1898" above baby's head; on page [4] cut of dancing boy holding hat full of coins, within single-line border with bands of type ornament sections at top and bottom. Colophon in lower margin on page [4]: N.C. Thompson, Rockford, Ill.--No. 13.
Printed in brown.
Printed in brown.
Printed in brown.
Hugh Hardyman. Printed in dark green. Below poem illustration of dove holding olive branch in beak. Poem in 14 lines.
1 broadsheet. Printed on red within ornamental border with gold star pasted in upper left corner of recto.
Broadsheet printed in red and green on recto and green on verso. Cover title. On verso poem entitled Christmas beginning: The stars that shine on Christmas night. Advertising for type faces and Flemish borders below border on recto and verso. American Type Founders Company was established in 1892. Name was changed to American Type Founders Inc. on May 14,1936; broadside must have been published between these dates. Another item published by the company in 1926 was issued in Jersey City.
Pages [1, 3-4] within ornamental border.
Printed on red paper within ornamental border.
Printed on red paper within ornamental border.
Printed in blue within double line border with ornamental corners.
pp [2, 4] blank. Christmas card. Within ornamental border printed in green and red with rubricated initial.
Text within green triple line border.
Text within green triple line border.
pp [2, 4] blank. Christmas card. Within ornamental border printed in green and red with rubricated initial.
Text within green triple line border.
pp [2, 4] blank. Christmas card. Within ornamental border printed in green and red with rubricated initial.
Printed in red within ornamental border.
Mimeographed advertisement.
Page [4] blank. Printed on heavy ivory paper. Below cover title drawing of star and landscape. Caption title. Poem in eleven four-line stanzas. Author's name from ms. signature on Brown University copy.
