Title from first line. At head of Text: Christmas Greetings, 1958. White paper printed in black.

words and music by Geo. E. Battle & Max Weinstein. March for voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Colonel Jas. A. Moss. 367th Infantry Welfare League membership information: p. [4] Cover illustration: insignia and motto of the U.S. Army Infantry Regiment, 367th / R H. Back cover illustration: emblem of the 367th Infantry Welfare League.

Printed in three columns divided by single lines. Within border of type ornaments. Poem in thirty numbered four-line stanzas about religious teaching in public schools.

Within triple-line border with ornamental corners on all pages. Includes text of six hymns, beginning with Heaven.

Within triple-line border with ornamental corners on all pages. Includes text of six hymns, beginning with Heaven.

Within single-line border on page [1] only. At center of "1909" on page [1] cut of burning torch. Concert program, mostly dance music.

1 broadsheet. Broadsheet folded into thirds, creating six pages. Program for festival, texts of hymns and songs, acknowledgements, aimes, and names of individual and institutional participants. Cut of lyre within title.

Letter carriers' offering prints post office information, mailbox locations, and collection schedules, as well as poem sketching letter carrier's duties and role in society, proffering the address as "his annual bow." Letter carriers' offering prints post office information, mailbox locations, and collection schedules, as well as poem sketching letter carrier's duties and role in society, proffering the address as "his annual bow." Caption title. Printed in blue within border; of type ornaments on page [1]; of double lines with corner ornamentation on pages [2]-[4] At end of poem on page [1] within border: A. H. Simonds, Printer, Hartford.

Order of exercises contains the text of four hymns.

Order of exercises contains the text of four hymns.

Printed in one, two and three columns. Order of exercises includes poetry.

Poetry. In lower margin on page 1: No. 395. At end of text on page 4: American Tract Society, 150 Nassau Street, New York. The American Tract Society was located at the above address between 1832 and 1894 and again from 1899 on. This piece printed in their "old" type, suggesting publication between 1832 and 1848.

Printed in brown on sepia paper.

Poetry in eleven lines. Mimeographed text on white paper. At head of text in upper right: Free poems among friends. "Free poems among friends" had its beginnings in San Francisco in the Spring of 1965. By September of that year publication was continued by the Detroit Artist's Workshop, later Detroit Artists' Workshop Press. (See "Free poems among friends, Vol. 1, p. [3]") This issue probably published in San Francisco.

Within single line border; printed brown on beige paper.

Printed on green paper. Contains 4 poems.

Printed in green and black on wheat-colored paper bearing Bro-Dart letterhead; strip of clear cellophane (6 x 21 cm.) with red and green holly and lettering "Seasons Greetings" in red stapled to top. Title from cellophane strip. Poem imitating Moore's "Night before Christmas" printed in shape of Christmas tree topped by drawing of star; facsimile of ms. closing: From all of us at Bro-Dart. Publication date from mention of "old '54" in poem.

Ornamental borders top and bottom. At end of text: A.W. Wright. Mount Forest, 1924.

Printed on heavy green paper. Vignettes of pine needles and cones on pages [1], [3] and [4] Invitation by the Coates family to a "happiness banquet" in 1933. Includes excerpt from Whittier's Snow bound. Imprint from dealer.

Printed on heavy green paper. Vignettes of pine needles and cones on pages [1], [3] and [4] Invitation by the Coates family to a "happiness banquet" in 1933. Includes excerpt from Whittier's Snow bound. Imprint from dealer.

French fold printed on double leaves. Page [4] blank.

Composed by Viola T. Richardson, the singing evangelist. Without music.

Within ornamental border. Text of songf in nine four-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Richard & Barbara Outram. Poem. "For Saint Valentine's Day 1971"

Proof.

Rose Freeman-Ishill. Poem. Printed on cream colored paper in navy typefaces.

Page [1] within double line border.

Poetry. Within border of type ornaments. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence. Answer probably Leviathan or Whale.