Tune: "Marching through Georgia."

Pages [2] and [3] blank. Within ornamental border, printed on blue paper; containing order of services and announcement of concert by the Musical Education Society.

Pages [2] and [3] blank. Within ornamental border, printed on blue paper; containing order of services and announcement of concert by the Musical Education Society.

Pages [2] and [3] blank. Within ornamental border, printed on blue paper; containing order of services and announcement of concert by the Musical Education Society.

composed and copyrighted 1904 by Mrs. Nellie Carleton Grover. Printed on card stock. Poem in three numbered eight-line stanzas.

Within double line border. Contains program and text of Sullivan's Evening (part song), scenes from Gluck's Orpheus and Spring hymn.

Ornamental border on page [1], double-line border on pages [2-4] On page [1] playbill for stock company's performances of Byron's Our girls and D. Boucicault starring in his The Shaughraun; general advertisements on other pages.

Ornamental border on page [1], double-line border on pages [2-4] On page [1] playbill for stock company's performances of Byron's Our girls and D. Boucicault starring in his The Shaughraun; general advertisements on other pages.

Ornamental border on page [1], double-line border on pages [2-4] On page [1] playbill for stock company's performances of Byron's Our girls and D. Boucicault starring in his The Shaughraun; general advertisements on other pages.

1 broadsheet. Tune: Martyn.

1 broadsheet. Tune: Martyn.

1 broadsheet. Tune: Martyn.

Pages [1] and [4] blank. Caption title. "Lithographed facsimile of the author's fair copy of the poem ... evidently prepared in connection with the fair, which opened in Boston on November 16, 1859, held in aid of a fund to procure Ball's statue of Washington for the city, to be placed on Boston Common."--T.F. Currier. A bibliography of Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1953, p. 85. Printed on one side of a single-folded sheet. At end of poem facsimile signature: Oliver Wendell Holmes Nov. 14th 1859. "Entered according to an act of Congress, A.D. 1859, by F.H. Underwood in the Clerk's Office, of the District Court of Massachusetts."

Printed on heavy cream paper. Poem in ten lines. Type-signed at end: Stuart Perkoff. Removed from portfolio Semina, no. 4.

Title same as first line.

Printed in one and two columns. Prose and poetry. Includes poem in eight four-line stanzas praising Boomhower's honey. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Tune: "Marching through Georgia."

Tune: "Marching through Georgia."

John M. Bennett. Printed on pink paper. Place of publication and publisher information from donor.

1 broadsheet.

Within single line border. Text on page 4: Presented by Mrs. A.C. Ralston, to the Alameda Baptist Sunday School. School ..

by Hans P. Hohnsbehn. Printed in red: on page [1] within single line border.