At end of text: Daro Grub.

Poem attacks "goon-squad racketeers" who hinder war effort by upholding 40-hour week in war industries. Poem attacks "goon-squad racketeers" who hinder war effort by upholding 40-hour week in war industries. Printed in two columns. First line same as title. Poem in 17 numbered six-line stanzas. Suggested publication date from Kemp's printed letter accompanying Brown University copy and dated: Seymour, Texas, March 11, 1942.

By R.G. Beals. Cover title. Title on page 1 within decorative border. Imprint on page 2: Copyright 1918, by R.G. Beals, Taylorville, Illinois. Single copies, 10c. Page 4 blank.

by George B. Cranston, Mount Kisco, N.Y. Printed in four columns. Contains text of five songs beginning with Awake, America, awake! Copyright date from Library of Congress stamp on Brown University copy;

by George B. Cranston, Mount Kisco, N.Y. Printed in four columns. Contains text of five songs beginning with Awake, America, awake! Copyright date from Library of Congress stamp on Brown University copy;

by George B. Cranston, Mount Kisco, N.Y. Printed in four columns. Contains text of five songs beginning with Awake, America, awake! Copyright date from Library of Congress stamp on Brown University copy;

Within double-line border. Original dimensions of trimmed Brown University copy not known. To be sung to the tune: Dixie's land. Text of song in eight six-line stanzas with six-line chorus beginning: Oh fly to arms in Dixie! Type-signed at end of text: Winchester, Va., Feb. 24, 1862. H.T.S.

Poetry. Printed in black and magenta on cream-colored paper. At end of text: Anselm Hollo. Colophon on verso: 100 cc. joujouka toujours poltroon press, berk. 16.ii.77. First line: Deliberate wreck of enormous tanker.

Poetry. Printed in black and magenta on cream-colored paper. At end of text: Anselm Hollo. Colophon on verso: 100 cc. joujouka toujours poltroon press, berk. 16.ii.77. First line: Deliberate wreck of enormous tanker.

Printed on double leaves. Christmas card.

Within ornamental border.

Page [2] blank. French fold; printed in brown on double page on wheat-colored paper. Caption title. On page [1] reproduction of photograph of man's head. Type-signed at end of poem: Tom Meyer.

Page [2] blank. French fold; printed in brown on double page on wheat-colored paper. Caption title. On page [1] reproduction of photograph of man's head. Type-signed at end of poem: Tom Meyer.

Cover title. Poetry in twenty-eight lines. Pages [2] and [4] blank. Imprint at bottom of page [1]: Grey Bow Press, 1927. According to a xeroxed printed bibliography of the Press by Baughman (See Brown U. Harris 1926 BA9154o) the ballad was written and set by Baughman and printed by Gregg Anderson.

by C.F. MacIntyre. Poetry. French fold; printed on double page. Printed in black and green; title within border of type ornaments. "One hundred copies printed by Grant Dahlstrom at the Castle Press in Pasadena on October 3, 1949, for members of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco and other friends of Larry Powell."

by J.B. Hague. Cover title. Text on page [1] printed within triple line border; on pages [2]-[3] within double line border in two columns divided by single lines. Text of cantata without music.

by J.B. Hague. Cover title. Text on page [1] printed within triple line border; on pages [2]-[3] within double line border in two columns divided by single lines. Text of cantata without music.

by J.B. Hague. Cover title. Text on page [1] printed within triple line border; on pages [2]-[3] within double line border in two columns divided by single lines. Text of cantata without music.

Olive green paper printed in black. Poem. Author's name and date from ms. signature on Brown University copy.

Hand-colored.

Poem in six alternating stanzas of five and four lines. Type signed at end of poem: Harold Rexford. In purple ink below type signature: Copyright 1906 by Harold Rexford Hewitt.

Printed in gold on dark blue. At head of text: Reprinted from The Queenslander. At end of text: Hector Orr. Philadelphia, June 10, 1876. The manuscript of the above was mailed at Philadelphia ... and the number of the Queenslander, ... containing the verses, was received ... in Philadelphia ...