At head of title: Instituted A.D. 1823, A.I. 2353. Printed in red within single-line border on pages [2-4], double-line border on page [1] with ornamental corners.
Text within double-line border.
Text within double-line border.
Cover title. Order of exercises. "Derry, September 12, 1866."
Within border of type ornaments. At end of text: April 30, 1839. This is probably the first edition of the poem. According to Blanck it also appears in "The Jubilee of the Constitution" ... A Discourse ... 30th of April 1839 ... by John Quincy Adams.
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Printed in two columns divided by single lines. At head of text: Published by Manhattan, October, 1858. Includes one song in Greek and eleven in English, beginning with Chaire, Alpha Delta Phi by G.S. Bishop; names and colleges of authors are given.
One of 250 copies.
Tom Raworth. Broadsheet printed in black and gray on cream-colored paper folded to create [8] pages; each text page in two columns divided by single line. On page [2] reproduction of a sonogram. "250 copies made 27 September 1977 to celebrate Tom Raworth's reading at Duke University"--p. 8.
Printed in two columns divided by single line.
Printed in two columns divided by single line.
Page 1 top left corner has device inscribed: The Church of the Soul, founded May 3, 1896. At head of text: Mrs. Cora L.V. Richmond, Pastor.
Page 1 top left corner has device inscribed: The Church of the Soul, founded May 3, 1896. At head of text: Mrs. Cora L.V. Richmond, Pastor.
Printed in five columns divided by single lines. Below title, wood-engraving of raccoon attacking a pole-cat. At head of text: Dedicated to Henry Clay, the great statesman and champion of American protection and American liberty ..
John Tyler's song.--A Whig war song.--Harry of the West.--Harry of Kentucky.--A pig in a poke.--Harry Clay Printed in five columns divided by single lines Below title, wood-engraving of raccoon attacking a pole-cat At head of text: Dedicated to Henry Clay, the great statesman and champion of American protection and American liberty
Within double-line border. Text of hymn in five four-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: O wie schön wird es sein. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
At head of title: Song. At head of text: Tune of Shu fly.
Richard Outram. Poem. "May 1973" "60 copies"--P. 4.
Richard Outram. Poem. "May 1973" "60 copies"--P. 4.
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Poetry. Printed in brown on cream paper. At end of poem: Jeffrey Akard. Colophon in lower margin. Date suggested from age of Janet Lewis, born in 1899.
At end of text: Sent as an assurance that you will be in our thoughts during the New Year 1935. Harry and Helen Koopman.
