At end of text: Vachel Lindsay 603 South Fifth St. Springfield, Illinois. Later published under same title in pamphlet format ([1920]). Cf. Byrd 38. Printed in green typeface, in two columns; initial in red. First line: This letter is not for publication.
At end of text: Vachel Lindsay 603 South Fifth St. Springfield, Illinois. Later published under same title in pamphlet format ([1920]). Cf. Byrd 38. Printed in green typeface, in two columns; initial in red. First line: This letter is not for publication.
At end of text: G.S.D.
Printed in green with floral garland at head of title.
Poetry and prose printed in three columns divided by double rule. Mentions that the carrier boy in 1816 was Wesley Smead, now a banker in Cincinnati.
Boy who delivers laundry in all weathers asks for holiday tip. Boy who delivers laundry in all weathers asks for holiday tip. Processed copy. Poem in five lines. Place and date of publication from ms. note by donor on Brown University copy.
At head of title: "[From the New Haven Record]" At end of text: C.R.
Printed in one and two columns on glossy white paper. On page [1] uncaptioned illustration of men playing billiards; smaller illustrations throughout. "This 4 page divertissement prepared for Leavitt & Peirce by Waldo Peirce '07." Place of publication suggested because of poem's account of Harvard students; suggested publication date from ms. notation on Brown University copy. Poem.
Page [4] blank. Page [1] within mourning border. Cover title without subtitle; full title with subtitle on page [2] Poem in eleven four-line stanzas. Type-signed at end: R. L. Desdunes.
At head of text: By Mrs. J.A.S.
At head of text: By Mrs. J.A.S.
At head of text: By Mrs. J.A.S.
Title same as first line.
Page [4] blank.
Page [1] and page [4] blank.
At left of poem cut of hand with index finger pointing upward. At end of text: Copyright 1975 Tom Bridwell.
By the author of The Ploughboy. Poetry. At head of title wood-engraving of helmet. Poem in eight four-line stanzas; author's name not on item. Publication date from information in cataloging of OCLC 12690020 for Cook's The telegraph, 1861. First line: Brightly as suns their helmets shone.
Broadsheet printed in colors on recto, black on verso, on heavy white paper. On recto colored lithograph of vase of flowers, captioned: A joyous New Year. On verso, headed: The compliments of the season from A. Joyce, Confectioner, Montreal, poem beginning: May health abound and wealth surround. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
M.C.B. Birthday card printed in black and gold on heavy, glossy card stock; initial letter of first line gold. At left of text black-and-white illustration of five children crossing stream on stepping-stones, with one girl running behind them. Poem in six lines.
Printed in gold and colors within green border on heavy paper in postcard format; illuminated initial block. Title printed vertically at right of poem. Facsimile author autograph at end of poem: Mary C. Low. "No. 3267. Printed in Bavaria."--Verso. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
1 broadsheet. On recto colored illustration of bedroom with six boys fighting, captioned: Home for the holidays. Poetry on verso, printed in brown, with initial block: What can you expect from six boys in a bedroom [First line] At end of text: A.J.F.
1 broadsheet. On recto colored illustration of bedroom with six boys fighting, captioned: Home for the holidays. Poetry on verso, printed in brown, with initial block: What can you expect from six boys in a bedroom [First line] At end of text: A.J.F.
1 broadsheet. On recto colored illustration of bedroom with six boys fighting, captioned: Home for the holidays. Poetry on verso, printed in brown, with initial block: What can you expect from six boys in a bedroom [First line] At end of text: A.J.F.
Pages 2, 4 blank.
Page [4] blank. Page [1]: Facsimile t.1. (August, 1916 to unspecified correspondent) by J.P. Pillow.
Page [4] blank. Page [1]: Facsimile t.1. (August, 1916 to unspecified correspondent) by J.P. Pillow.
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Tune: America. Within ornamental border. At end of text: Copyrighted 1915 by W. Washington Fristoe, 718 W. Superior Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
Within border of type ornaments. At head of text: L.M.
Title includes first line. Within border of type ornaments. Text of hymn in eight four-line stanzas. At end of poem: Philad. April 10, 1811. At end of text below lower border: W. M'Culloch, Printer.
