words by Andrew B. Sterling & Bartley Costello ; music by Arthur Lange. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for another song: p. [4] Cover illustration: drawing of Kaiser being booted / Starmer.
Reproduced typescript. Title from first line. Headed in upper right corner: Paterson Society, 16 Parker Street, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts. Typesigned at end: Gilbert Sorrentino. October 1960.
Caption title.
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Alice Mackenzie Swaim. Poems. Process copy. "Dedicated to the long-suffering librarians, Harrisburg Public Library" Poem on p. [4] by Swaim: Song of years. Pages 2 and 3 blank. Imprint and date from internal evidence.
assembled by Francesco Bivona. Printed in two columns on pages [1]-[2], one on pages [3]-[4] Illustrations throughout. "Illustrations by Leonard J. Guardino except cover design." Poems by various authors, beginning with Communion (First line: October's creeping) by Mary Jane Barnes. Publication date from compiler.
Leaflet details history of the Emily Morgan Hotel, formerly the Medical Arts Building designed by Cameron; Emily Morgan was the mulatto girl supposed to have detained General Santa Anna before the Battle of San Jacinto. Leaflet details history of the Emily Morgan Hotel, formerly the Medical Arts Building designed by Cameron; Emily Morgan was the mulatto girl supposed to have detained General Santa Anna before the Battle of San Jacinto. Printed in sepia and light brown on cream paper. Cut of Emily Morgan Hotel on page [1] Includes original lyrics of The yellow rose of Texas, beginning: There's a yellow rose in Texas. Publication date suggested from date of acquisition of Brown University copy.
Campaign song for J.C. Frémont in the 1856 presidential election. Campaign song for J.C. Frémont in the 1856 presidential election. Printed on yellow paper. To be sung to the tune: Marseillaies [i.e. Marseillaise] hymn. Text of song in three ten-line stanzas with two-line chorus beginning: Free speech, free press, free soil, free men.
Campaign song for J.C. Frémont in the 1856 presidential election. Campaign song for J.C. Frémont in the 1856 presidential election. Printed on yellow paper. To be sung to the tune: Marseillaies [i.e. Marseillaise] hymn. Text of song in three ten-line stanzas with two-line chorus beginning: Free speech, free press, free soil, free men.
Tune: The battle hymn of the Republic. Within triple line border. Printed in blue. At end of text: February 17, 1915 ..
Ornamented in top corners, ornamental border on left side. Air: Rally 'round the flag.
by S. Crittenden. Printed in two columns divided by single line within border of type ornament sections. Poem in 21 four-line stanzas. Publication date suggested because of Grant's election to the presidency in 1868; a date of 1872 during his second campaign is also possible.
1 broadsheet.
Within double line border.
Freely englished from the Greek with interpretations by Elwin Volk and envisioned by Dennis McCalib. Pen drawings and lettering. At end of text: Christ in Paradise.
by W.H. Carlisle. Cover title within border of type ornaments.
A two-word visual poem for Christmas. French fold. Printed on double pages.
At head of title: Two children kneeling with hands clasped in prayer; heart on top of cross with "Purity" written on ribbon. At bottom: "Wanted: Indian head pennies"
At head of title: Two children kneeling with hands clasped in prayer; heart on top of cross with "Purity" written on ribbon. At bottom: "Wanted: Indian head pennies"
Günter Eich. Poetry. Printed in red and black on cream laid paper; rubricated initial. At end of text: Translated by Teo Savory. This copy issued separately, not as part of edition of 30 in portfolio Unicorn folio, Series 2, number 1 [part 7]
Günter Eich. Poetry. Printed in red and black on cream laid paper; rubricated initial. At end of text: Translated by Teo Savory. This copy issued separately, not as part of edition of 30 in portfolio Unicorn folio, Series 2, number 1 [part 7]
Günter Eich. Poetry. Printed in red and black on cream laid paper; rubricated initial. At end of text: Translated by Teo Savory. This copy issued separately, not as part of edition of 30 in portfolio Unicorn folio, Series 2, number 1 [part 7]
Günter Eich. Poetry. Printed in red and black on cream laid paper; rubricated initial. At end of text: Translated by Teo Savory. This copy issued separately, not as part of edition of 30 in portfolio Unicorn folio, Series 2, number 1 [part 7]
Dated at bottom: August 2, 1969.
Translated by Daphne DeVine. 1 broadsheet. Printed in silver against black background. Illustration titled "The Fool" and colophon on verso.
Printed in two columns. Floral ornament below title. First line: The gospel train is coming.
