Printed on heavy yellow paper cut into shape of four-petalled flower. Gelatin silver print of woman's head collaged into center. Photo by Oaranos. Abstract totem-like image printed in blue and red on verso. Poem entitled Epomene on top and side petals.
French fold; printed on double pages. Poetry and prose with information on the authors and advertising for their upcoming book.
At end of text: This fair was heard of, by mere chance, in the Massachusetts State Prison ..
"Handset & printed by the author. July 26, 1958. 35 copies."
by Henry N. Dodge, M.D., read at the meeting of the Washington Association of New Jersey, February 22, 1895. Page 4 blank.
by the Rev. Charles S. Vedder, D.D. Stitched in paper wrapper lettered in red and black. Printed in red and black with rubricated initial. Cover title. Cover title continues: Read at the celebration by the Huguenot Society of Charleston, S.C., April 14, 1890, of the promulgation of the Edict of Nantz--1598. On page [4]: Five hundred copies printed for the use of the author, on Holland paper from Elzevir type, by an appreciative friend. Charleston, S.C., May, 1890.
By Gen. Horace Binney Sargent. Page [4] blank except for border. Within mourning border. At head of title cut of American flag at half-mast. Cover title. "Written by request for the funeral obsequies of General Grant, in the City of Los Angeles, California." Poem in 13 four-line stanzas.
Charles Simic. Edition of 500 copies. Cream paper printed in black in facsimile of author's handwriting. Poem in two four-line stanzas.
Nicolas Dixon. At head of title abstract design. Poem in three numbered stanzas of varying length. At end of text: Nicolas Dixon. Empty House Press. 25 April, 1970.
Nicolas Dixon. At head of title abstract design. Poem in three numbered stanzas of varying length. At end of text: Nicolas Dixon. Empty House Press. 25 April, 1970.
Broadsheet printed on heavy glossy white paper within different border of type ornament sections on each side. Includes on both sides text of temperance songs for meeting of Cadets of Temperance. Verso, headed: Cadets of Temperance, begins with untitled song with first line: I pledge to thee this hand of mine. Songs grouped under headings: Opening, Initiation, Installation, and Closing. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Broadsheet printed in brown and black on ivory paper. Illustrations include map of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a dune landscape, plants and naked man. Periodical includes fiction, poetry, and information about the California coast and its plants.
Broadsheet printed in brown and black on ivory paper. Illustrations include map of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a dune landscape, plants and naked man. Periodical includes fiction, poetry, and information about the California coast and its plants.
Tune: Auld lang syne.
lyric by Marion Phelps ; music by Clarence Brandon. For voice and piano. Caption title. Dedication: to W. B. B. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: a child saying a bedtime prayer for a blue star.
Invitation in verse to party at Mrs. Sewall's house to "help the Irving's festal night" and "endow our room in the hospital." Invitation in verse to party at Mrs. Sewall's house to "help the Irving's festal night" and "endow our room in the hospital." Pages [2]-[4] blank. Title from first line. Printed on paper with deckled right edges. Sixteen-line poem. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
words by F.E. Hathaway ; music by Leo Friedman. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: girl sitting on window seat / Helen Smith.
Pages [3]-[4] blank. Poem in six eight-line stanzas. Type-signed at end: A.M.F. Suggested publication date from dealer.
At end of text: August 1, 1900. East Northfield, Mass.
At head of title: Written during bombardment of Antwerp, for the Belgian Relief Fund.
Announcement for baseball game.
At end of text: Newburyport Procession, July 5, 1852.
At end of text: Newburyport Procession, July 5, 1852.
