Contains 9 songs.

Poem in four four-line stanzas. Place and range of publication dates suggested because of other poems by author published in Zanesville in 1955.

May Sarton. Off-white paper printed in red; printed as a Christmas greeting. At end of text: May Sarton/ Christmas, 1957. Place of publication suggested by May Sarton's residency in Cambridge and type comparison of broadsides.

Printed in white on recto and red on verso on heavy paper in postcard format. Title superimposed on upper part of reproduction of photograph of two actresses and actor in 17th-century costume on stage set; older actress standing and holding actor's hand, younger actress sitting on floor in front of table. No other text on recto. Suggested publication date from postmark on Brown University copy.

Tune: - "Sunshine in my soul" Written for Minnesota Endeavorers ... 16th International C.E. Convention, San Francisco, July 7-13, 1897.

1 broadsheet.

Poetry. Within border of type ornaments. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence; William Miller's followers expected the end of the world in 1843 or 1844.

Title from first line of verse. Prose verse by Richard Outram.

Within border of type ornament At end of text: A sonnet to Mildred Lee Ms. presentation inscription and autograph (Mildred Lee)

Within border of type ornament At end of text: A sonnet to Mildred Lee Ms. presentation inscription and autograph (Mildred Lee)

Illustrated border at head of title. Decorated gilt initial.

Allen Ginsberg. Within red border of type ornaments, printed in brown on gold paper.

Printed in two columns with type ornament decoration at top and between columns.

Within ornamental border, printed in purple.

Title from first line.

Without music. Song in two stanzas. By "an amateur"; sheet music edition, published under the title 'Tis midnight hour, copyright 1840. See the Lester S. Levy collection of sheet music, online. Thomas M. Scroggy is listed at this address in Philadelphia directories for 1853 through 1857. Printed area, including ornamental border, measures 13.6 x 10.3 cm.

At head of title: Penny poems, with vignette of man beating drum. Type-signed at end of poem: Willis Barnstone, Middletown. Colophon at end: No. 17 .... Send manuscripts to Penny Poems, 2826 Yale Station, New Haven, Connecticut.

Mimeographed copy. At end of text: "Dedicated to my friends on my eightieth birthday, December 4, 1962."

Broadsheet. Announces poetry reading by Harper at Worcester Public Library Mar. 6, 1972. At right on recto reproduction of photograph of National Guradsman and Afro-American boy. Includes biographical information.

Broadsheet. Announces poetry reading by Harper at Worcester Public Library Mar. 6, 1972. At right on recto reproduction of photograph of National Guradsman and Afro-American boy. Includes biographical information.