First line: I propose to give some fun.

by Peter Whigham. Folded broadsheet tipped into dark gray folder with lettered yellow label pasted on front, light gray label containing colophon on back; separate leaf with reproduction of drawing laid in; poem printed on transparent paper with deckled left and right edges. At head of text: For Gary H. Brown. Typography by David Lawrence.

by Allan Updegraff. Broadsheet. Reproduction of a painting by Anton Fischer on verso, entitled: A subway rush-hour crowd. Poem in five six-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Poem printed in reddish-brown on mustard-colored card stock. At upper left abstract illustration in white. Title at upper right. Issued as part of a portfolio by 20 participants at a 1978 Port Townsend Poetry Symposium; imprint information from dealer.

[Edition of 500 copies.] Cream paper printed in black in calligraphy; bottom edge deckled and stained brown. Author's name from ms. signature.

Printed on heavy brown paper. Three poems

Printed on heavy brown paper. Three poems

Pages [2, 4] blank.

Pages [2, 4] blank.

Liboria Romano. Printed on heavy white paper. Poem in which authors' names are italicized.

Poetry in eight-line stanzas. Printed area measures 16 x 10 cm. Border of type ornaments and head and bottom of text; lower edge deckled. At head of text: Most of the action in this well-known poem of Longfellow's takes place on or near the Clinton Green [Sudbury, Mass.]... Stanzas 15 and 16 of The Birds of Killingworth; excerpted from Tales of a Wayside Inn.

1 broadsheet. Advertisement for Heckers' Griddle Cake Flour on verso. Advertising card has colored illustration of singing frog on recto beneath poem. Date from internal evidence.

1 broadsheet. Advertisement for Heckers' Griddle Cake Flour on verso. Advertising card has colored illustration of singing frog on recto beneath poem. Date from internal evidence.

Page [4] blank. At head of text: To air of "Boston Fire" At end of text on page 3: Composed by S. Brooks Jr. U.S.F.S. West Virginia.

John M. Bennett. At head of title illustration of television set. Place of publication and publisher information from donor.

Printed on white silk within border of type ornament sections. Acrostic poem in three stanzas of which the first letters of each line spell: Calvin Colby Jordan.

Printed on off-white paper. At head of title seal of association; on pages [2]-[4] reproductions of photographs and drawing of early Quaker meeting-houses in Delaware County, Pa. Program for excursion to the Springfield and Providence meeting-houses in Delaware County, Pa. May 25, 1929; lists association officers and talks, including one on the Lownes family.

Printed area: 20 x 16 cm. Urges a vote for the proposed constitution (known as the Landholders' Constitution) First line: Two days yet remain for action. Improve them with.

At head of text: For the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wheeler.

Title from first line. Processed copy, mimeographed on green paper.

Title from first line. Issued in post card format. No. 70 of untitled series.

1 broadsheet.

At head of text: F.R.H.

1 broadsheet. Advertising brochure. Title & portrait of McCord on recto. Poem and advertising on verso.

1 broadsheet. Advertising brochure. Within double line border. Illustration at head of text by E. Sears. Poem on recto printed in two columns divided by single line. At end of text: New-York, November 1868. Friedr. Gerhard, 15 Dey Street, (Post Box 4001)

Poetry. Printed on card stock. Illustration in color on gold ground of Afro-American woman washing window; dialect poem at upper right. One of set of seven cards advertising Higgins' German Laundry Soap, one for each day of the week. Date from internal evidence.

Within border of type ornaments. Contains poetry.