Harris Broadsides
This collection is part of:
Items in this collection
A cricket in the wainscoting
Robert Bly ; drawing by Franz Albert Richter.
A craftsman's creed
Poetry. Printed on tan paper. Rubricated initial block. Facsimile or actual signature at end of text: James P. Haney. Place and date of publication suggested because item found in poetry book New Year greetings by J. P. Haney, New York, School Art League, 1923. First line: I hold with none who think not work a boon.
A craftsman's creed
Poetry. Printed on tan paper. Rubricated initial block. Facsimile or actual signature at end of text: James P. Haney. Place and date of publication suggested because item found in poetry book New Year greetings by J. P. Haney, New York, School Art League, 1923. First line: I hold with none who think not work a boon.
A course in art development
1 broadsheet. Announcement.
A course in art development
1 broadsheet. Announcement.
A course in art development
1 broadsheet. Announcement.
A country love song: together with Tom Bolin
Printed in two columns, with line of type ornaments at head of second poem. Two woodcuts, on left bird, on right man with dog, flank title. At end of text: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, Jun'r. Internal evidence suggest date approximation.
A Corinthian box
D.r. Wagner. Text in typescript superimposed on multicolored design decorated paper. At head of text: th uinta gargoyl #6/june 75. At end of text: publisht bi.../Moon Graphics...
Printed in gold on blue paper. Within ornamental border. At end of text: Henry and Elizabeth Lloyd.
A confederate veteran's thoughts on the blue and grey
Within ornamental border. At head of text: Read at a reunion of C.S.A. Veterans at Calvert, Texas. May 31, 1898 ..
A composition on the death of a young married lady
Within border of type ornaments.
Printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments (Reilly 572, 777, and 619) at end of each column; initial block. At head of text: The following lines are a specimen of the performance. Prospectus similar to above appeared in Boston News-Letter April 6, 1727. Not in Evans, Bristol, Wegelin, or Ford.
A Coast to Virginia
Within ornamental border with ornamented corners. Song sheet; words only. Tune:--Red, White and Blue.
A chum is a friend who likes you
Title from first line. No. 133 of untitled series.
A Christmas wish for our sons who will become men in these days
Pages [2]-[4] blank. Processed copy. Printed on green paper. Poem in three stanzas. Author's name and publication date from author's ms. notations and signature on Brown University copy.
A Christmas wish
A Christmas wish
A Christmas wish
Pages [3] and [4] blank.
A Christmas verse
French fold; printed on double leaves.
A Christmas turkey for the oldest heretic
Printed in two columns. Publication date approximation from internal evidence.
A Christmas triolet for you
Printed in green. At end of text: Hettie Lee and Marvin Winsett. On verso: Manuscript address.
A Christmas triolet for you
Printed in green. At end of text: Hettie Lee and Marvin Winsett. On verso: Manuscript address.
A Christmas thought
Mary J. Frame. Printed in colors on white paper; text in black. On page [1] colored illustration of open Bible with candle and holly; on page [2] illustration of lantern captioned: Holiday greetings; on page [4] seal of the United Amateur Press Association. Caption title. Poem in three four-line stanzas. "Copyright The Hermitage Art Company, Chicago. Litho. in U.S.A. No. 3551." Suggested range of publication dates because several poems by Frame were published in the 1950s.
A Christmas thought
Mary J. Frame. Printed in colors on white paper; text in black. On page [1] colored illustration of open Bible with candles and poinsettia flowers; on page [2] vignette of lantern and holly, captioned: Holiday greetings; on page [4] seal of the United Amateur Press Association. Caption title. Poem in three four-line stanzas. "Copyright The Hermitage Art Company, Chicago. Litho. in U.S.A. No. 3131." Suggested range of publication dates because several poems by Frame were published in the 1950s.
A Christmas prayer
French fold; printed on double leaves.
A Christmas poem: 1975
Page [4] blank. Printed in blue. Cover title. On pages [2]-[3] poem in four stanzas entitled: A parable. Type signature at end of poem: Barbara Howes.
A Christmas poem
by Barbara Howes. Pages [2] and [4] blank. Printed in red and black. Cover title. "Christmas 1964"--p. [1] On page [3] poem in three four-line stanzas entitled: Gulls.
A Christmas message for you
French fold; printed on double leaves.
A Christmas jingle
Christmas card printed in green with ornamental borders at head and end.
Showing 16081 to 16110 of 16481 results