Printed in two columns divided by single line. At head of title wood-engraving of sea battle. At end of text: *These craft are supposed to bear the following names .. Suggested range of publication dates because of mention of Anderson, who defended Fort Sumpter.
Printed in two columns divided by single line. At head of title wood-engraving of sea battle. At end of text: *These craft are supposed to bear the following names .. Suggested range of publication dates because of mention of Anderson, who defended Fort Sumpter.
At end of text: Order blank for His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation. Contains criticism of His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation.
At end of text: Order blank for His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation. Contains criticism of His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation.
At end of text: Order blank for His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation. Contains criticism of His: The human fantasy.--The beloved adventure.--Love and liberation.
Printed on heavy white paper. Includes biographical information about four poets and one poem by each one.
Below title, separated from poem by double rule and curvilinear line: Respectfully submitted to her imperial highness, the Sovereign Lady of Great Briton [sic], Victoria Queen of England.
French fold; printed on double leaves. Dedicated to Edith H. Cowan by R.E.C.
Printed on heavy paper. At head of title copy of letter to Stafford from John G. Whittier, dated May 1, 1887, thanking him for copy of poem The poet's call. Poem in nine four-line stanzas. Type-signed at end of poem: Wendell Phillips Stafford. 1887.
Page [4] blank. On page [1] reproduction of photograph of nine men, captioned: Turning first sod, chemistry building, August 1959. Poem in eight stanzas of varying length. At end of poem: From the "Epilogue" to Adam Mickiewicz's epic, Pan Tadeusz, translated from the Polish, 1952-59, in 12,566 lines, by Watson Kirkconnell and the late George Rapall Noyes.
Printed in green on cream paper. Publication date from author's ms. notation on Brown University copy.
Printed in green on cream paper. Publication date from author's ms. notation on Brown University copy.
Printed in green on cream paper. Publication date from author's ms. notation on Brown University copy.
Printed on heavy white paper. Below title on page [1] seal of Kenyon College. Program of conference at Kenyon College Oct. 6-8, 1950, with text of resolution of United States Senate honoring Frost. Program includes an address and reading by Robert Frost.
Printed on heavy white paper. Below title on page [1] seal of Kenyon College. Program of conference at Kenyon College Oct. 6-8, 1950, with text of resolution of United States Senate honoring Frost. Program includes an address and reading by Robert Frost.
Within single line border with corner ornaments.
Printed in two columns divided by single line. At end of text: Your's Peter Quince. Salt-Alley, November 11, 1782. Sold at the Printing-Office at the foot of the State-House. Publication date precludes that author's name is pseudonym for Isaac Story (1774-1803)
Printed in two columns divided by single line. At end of text: Your's Peter Quince. Salt-Alley, November 11, 1782. Sold at the Printing-Office at the foot of the State-House. Publication date precludes that author's name is pseudonym for Isaac Story (1774-1803)
Advertisement for the book of this title. Sheet folded to form 6 unnumbered pages; ill. (p. [2]) is a reproduction of a 15th century French painting. On p. [4]: The Ally Press announces the publication of Norbert Krapf's "The Playfair book of hours" .. Advertisements for other works on p. [5]; at foot of page: The Ally Press ... Denver .. Includes biographical information on p. [6] Contains text of poem, "May: hawking" (p. [3]); first line: On a fancy white horse.
Within colored ornamental border with motto.
Border of colored ornaments at head of title. At end of text: M.T. "Printed in the New York Evening Post January 11, 1923."
Before the creation of the world the Son of God volunteers to be a sacrifice for mankind's sin. Before the creation of the world the Son of God volunteers to be a sacrifice for mankind's sin. Written by J. R.R. Huckins, Lubec Me. Within border of type ornament sections. Printed area measures: 19.5 x 7.4 cm. Poem in nine four-line stanzas. At end of text within border: Copyright secured. Possible range of publication dates suggested from internal evidence.
Broadsheet. With green floral border framing upper third of text on recto. Type-signed at end: E. Talmadge [i.e. Tallmadge] Root. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Poetry. Printed in purple on glossy card stock within double-line border with initial block. Type-signed at end: Edward Tallmadge Root. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Border of type ornaments at top and bottom.
