On silvered paper. At end of text: Michael McClure. Frank Reynolds calls himself "Freewheelin Frank" in a book of that title published in 1967 by Grove Press.

Poetry in 4 four-line stanzas with chorus printed within double line border. Possible range of dates suggested by internal evidence. "Original state of hymn published in Ohio in 1858, before there was a Libby Prison" (Information from Dr. Richard H. Hulan)

Poetry in 4 four-line stanzas with chorus printed within double line border. Possible range of dates suggested by internal evidence. "Original state of hymn published in Ohio in 1858, before there was a Libby Prison" (Information from Dr. Richard H. Hulan)

Poetry in 4 four-line stanzas with chorus printed within double line border. Possible range of dates suggested by internal evidence. "Original state of hymn published in Ohio in 1858, before there was a Libby Prison" (Information from Dr. Richard H. Hulan)

Within single-line border with crossed corners on each page. Below title on page [1] wood-engravied portrait of Bishop Brooks with facsimile signature. Prose poem by Rev. Arthur Brooks, D.D. as part of caption on page [1] beginning: From God he came. Includes text of two letters by Brooks and excerpts from three by Keller.

Printed on white paper in calligraphy in blue against light blue ground within colored illustrated border. Borders at bottom and sides of each broadside contain colored illustrations of Santa's elves; at top varying illustrations showing Santa Claus. Collection arranged in alphabetical order. Letters in verse signed: Santa Claus, with varying greetings. Suggested publication date from ms. notation on one Brown University copy (HB18094)

David Kherdian. Pages [2,3] blank. One of 150 copies printed for The Caligia Press by Grabhorn-Hoyem December, 1966.

Processed copy of typescript. In upper right corner: 11.26.68. Type-signed at end: Jim Sorcic. Gunrunner Press. Includes poetry and quotation from a letter from Levy to Sorcic.

Pablo Neruda. Translation of: Carta a Miguel Otero Silva, en Caracas (1948) "From Canto general, section 12, translated from the Spanish by Robert Bly. To be printed free forever"--At end of text. At head of title: Pablo Neruda. Imprint from LC and Lepper. First line: Nicolas Guillen brought me your letter, written.

Poetry. Title from page [2]; poem on page [3] On page [1] lithograph portrait head of Davis signed: Samuel Kamen '71. At end of poem: Edith Segal. Imprint on page [4] above union label. First lines: Dear Angela, in the silence of solitary.

Poetry. Title from page [2]; poem on page [3] On page [1] lithograph portrait head of Davis signed: Samuel Kamen '71. At end of poem: Edith Segal. Imprint on page [4] above union label. First lines: Dear Angela, in the silence of solitary.

Printed in red on cream paper. Poem in four stanzas of varying length. Type-signed at end: May Sarton. 139 Oxford St., Cambridge 40, Mass.

Royal Murdoch. "Title from Paul Klee." At head of text: Christmas Greetings, 1950. White paper printed in green.

Printed in blue on blue paper.

Pages [2], [3], and [4] blank. Contains advertisement with prices for coats, etc. for Cash Tailoring Establishment, New York.

Within double line decorative border. First line: New Year's comes but once a year.

Printed in blue within ornamental borders. Poem on p. [1-2]; p. [3-4] contains mail collection schedule for Hartford and miscellaneous postal information.

Title within curvilinear border. At end of text: Copyright 1917 by Karczag Publishing Co. ..

Within border of type ornaments. At head of text: Dedicated to the Negro Liberty boys.

By C.F. Hicks, Swifton, Ark. Printed on pink paper. To be sung to the tune: Casey Jones. Text of song in eight eight-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: Come on boys, let's go to Europe. At end of text below rule: Price 25 cents. Publication date from stamp on Brown University copy.

Poem in five five-line stanzas. Last line of each stanza: In the sweet by and by. At end of poem: F. B. Suggested range of dates from internal evidence.

At head of text: A walk in Pemberton Meadow.