Postcard printed in multicolor and gold on recto, in green on verso; some letters and ornaments embossed. At head of title uncaptioned portrait of O.W. Holmes in old age. Title from first lines of four-line passage of poetry. Type-signed at end of poem: Holmes. Suggested publication date from postmark on Brown University copy.
1 broadsheet.
Pages [3] and [4] blank.
Printed in three columns divided by single rules, double line headband at head of text. At head of title: Historic poem, a fine tribute to the women of the war, by one of them. The following historic poem was given by Clara Barton ... at the farewell reception of Potomac Relief Corps, at Willard's Hotel, Washington .. At end of text: The insignia and arm-band of the Red Cross worn on the field. Publication date suggested because poem published in K.M. Scott, In honor of the National Association of Civil War Army Nurses, Atlantic City, 1910, with note dating the farewell reception Nov. 18, 1892.
At end of text: O.I. See.
by Alfred Antoine Furman. Memorial poem for Thomas Alva Edison. At end of text: From The Passaic daily news, October 24, 1931. First line: The Lamp, the Phonograph, the Cinema.
Poetry. Printed and illustrated in black on gold paper; bottom edge untrimmed. Drawing by Vo-Dinh on page [3]. Caption title Cover title : The cry of Vietnam Prospectus for 1971 reprint of author's The cry of Vietnam First line: Flarebombs bloom on the dark sky
Poetry. Printed and illustrated in black on gold paper; bottom edge untrimmed. Drawing by Vo-Dinh on page [3]. Caption title Cover title : The cry of Vietnam Prospectus for 1971 reprint of author's The cry of Vietnam First line: Flarebombs bloom on the dark sky
Poetry. Printed and illustrated in black on gold paper; bottom edge untrimmed. Drawing by Vo-Dinh on page [3]. Caption title Cover title : The cry of Vietnam Prospectus for 1971 reprint of author's The cry of Vietnam First line: Flarebombs bloom on the dark sky
Pages [3] and [4] blank. Christmas card. At end of text: Christmas greetings from Caroline Hazard.
Christmas card.
Prose and a poem. Pages numbered 77-80; at lower left corner of p. 77: Vol. II. This may indicate that the item was also issued as part of v. 2 of Tracts of the American Sunday School Union; cf. NUC pre-1956 NA 0273013. Below title, illustration of children praying; at end of text, illustration of a caterpillar on a leaf. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Title from first line. Easter card. Within colored ornamental border.
Printed in three columns divided by single lines. "Miss A.D. Munro, Editress." "Will be published on special occasions." Includes poetry, essays, fiction and jokes; first poem and news item concern Congregational Fair.
Colophon on verso: Hand printed at Fiddlehead Press, Donn Purdy, Prop., February, 1968.
Colophon on verso: Hand printed at Fiddlehead Press, Donn Purdy, Prop., February, 1968.
Colophon on verso: Hand printed at Fiddlehead Press, Donn Purdy, Prop., February, 1968.
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Within ornamental border.
"-Robert A. Hatcher '59"
Printed in yellow on heavy cream paper in postcard format. Poem in two three-line stanzas. On verso: A Burning Deck postcard. Poem by Tom Disch. Suggested publication date from date of postmark on Brown University copy.
Poetry on pages [2] and [3] within single line border with corner ornaments. Engravings seascapes with sailboats on pages [1] and [4] engraved and copyrighted by John A. Lowell & Co. Boston, 1879 No. 100.
By Agnes J. Beard. Poem in six eight-line stanzas. At end of text: McEwensville, Pa. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Poetry. Within ornamental border; printed in two columns divided by single line. Printed area: 29.0 x 16.7 cm. At end of text: Admission 12 1/2 Cents. Price of Songs 6 1/4 Cents. Approximate date suggested by internal evidence (e.g. Crystal Palace destroyed 1858 and known afterwards as Bryant Park)
Program in English and Yiddish for Mollie Cohn's farewell week at the Capitol Theatre in New York
Poetry. At end of text: D. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
By one of the party. Printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line within border of type ornament sections. Text of song in 20 four-line stanzas.
