Within ornamental border.

Printed on brown paper.

Printed on brown paper.

written for the National jubilee, July 4th, 1865 by Rev. J. F. Bingham; music by William Krauskopf. Text within double lines. Music by William Krauskopf.

Title from first line

Title from first line

Gloria Goddard and Clement Wood. Processed copy in two columns. Poem in first column in four stanzas of varying length. In second column prose invitation with directions from Albany.

1 broadsheet. Dennis McCalib, illus.

1 broadsheet. Dennis McCalib, illus.

1 broadsheet. Dennis McCalib, illus.

Title from first line. Printed in two columns divided by single line. Poem by Rev. Seth Chapin; read by him at his farewell sermon at Hunter, N.Y., in 1827.

Title from first line. Printed in two columns divided by single line. Poem by Rev. Seth Chapin; read by him at his farewell sermon at Hunter, N.Y., in 1827.

Title from first line. Printed in two columns divided by single line. Poem by Rev. Seth Chapin; read by him at his farewell sermon at Hunter, N.Y., in 1827.

Title from first line. Printed in two columns divided by single line. Poem by Rev. Seth Chapin; read by him at his farewell sermon at Hunter, N.Y., in 1827.

Prospectus. Page [4] blank; poetry and prose; wood-engraving by I. Friedlander.

Printed on heavy white paper in postcard format. Text on recto superimposed on photographs of Tom Breneman wearing different hats, captioned: Hollywood's Mad Hatter--Tom Breneman. Text of song in two four-line stanzas. To be sung to the tune: My bonnie lies over the ocean. "Listen to Tom Breneman's Breakfast in Hollywood Monday through Friday over the American Broadcasting Company"--Verso.

Text on page [1] within border of type ornaments.

Poetry. Broadsheet printed in black and tan, with deckled left and bottom edges. At head of t.p.: Specimen. Vignette in tan of dove and rainbow on recto. Printed on the verso of a single sheet of paper, with the t.p. of the author's Lyonnesse on the recto. As published, Lyonnesse is a collection of the author's poems that was printed by Will and Sebastian Carter at the Rampant Lions Press. Cf. Tabor, S. Plath, A13.

1 broadsheet Recto printed in six columns, verso in four On recto words of 27 songs and advertisements for books; on verso lists of song titles and advertisements

1 broadsheet Recto printed in six columns, verso in four On recto words of 27 songs and advertisements for books; on verso lists of song titles and advertisements

1 broadsheet Recto printed in six columns, verso in four On recto words of 27 songs and advertisements for books; on verso lists of song titles and advertisements

1 broadsheet Recto printed in six columns, verso in four On recto words of 27 songs and advertisements for books; on verso lists of song titles and advertisements

Page 4 blank. Air: Sung to the tune of Auld Lang Syne.

Poetry and prose. Printed in two columns divided by double lines within triple border of type ornaments. Date of dedication given in William Makepeace Rogers's pamphlet "An address delivered at the dedication of the new hall of Bradford Academy, April 15, 1841." At end of text, in center of lower border: Gazette Press--Haverhill--Rogers, Printer.

Processed copy. Poem in four four-line stanzas, followed by prose invitation with directions for reaching Bozenkill. Type-signed at end: Gloria Goddard and Clement Wood.

Within double line border.

1 broadsheet Advertising postcard

Page [4] blank.