Poetry in five eight-line stanzas with two-line chorus beginning: Hurrah for our eagle! Our bold battle eagle! Possible range of dates suggested by internal evidence.

1 broadsheet, containing 32 numbered songs printed in three columns divided by single lines; concluding with song "Parody to tune of "Old gray mare." Title is flanked on each side by rectangle of bordered phrases. At bottom on recto and verso beneath rule: Compliments of The Outlet Company ... "We believe in a Singing Welcome for the returning boys."

1 broadsheet, containing 34 numbered songs printed in three columns divided by single lines; concluding with song "Carry me back to old Virginny" Title is flanked on each side by rectangle of bordered phrases. Between title and text within double rules: Compliments of The Outlet Company ... "We believe in a singing welcome for the returning boys."

At head of text: The Government believes that in time of re-adjustment .. Contains 31 songs, beginning with Star Spangled Banner.

by John C. Calhoun. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for seven songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: photograph of Alla Nazimova.

words by Jimmie Marten ; music by Mitch LeBlanc. For voice and piano. Cover title. Featured by: Billie O'Brien. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: drawing of black soldiers; photograph of Bille O'Brien.

poem by Dana Burnet ; set to music by James H. Rogers. March for medium voice and piano in D (original key) Cover title. Advertisement for another song: p. [6] Also published for: low voice in C. Professional copy.

poem by Dana Burnet ; set to music by James H. Rogers. March for low voice and piano in C. Cover title. Advertisement for "Thinking of you" p. [6] Also published for: medium voice, in D (original key)

poem by Dana Burnet ; set to music by James H. Rogers. March for low voice and piano in C. Cover title. Advertisement for "Thinking of you" p. [6] Also published for: medium voice, in D (original key)

[text by] Corinne B. Dodge ; [music by] Gertrude Ross. For high voice and piano in d minor. Caption title. Dedicated to: Madame Schumann-Heink. Advertisement for other songs: p. [6] Cover illustration: design with fasces. Also published for: low voice in D major.

Poem, evidently written to oppose the entry of the United States into World War I. At end of text: May 27, 1917. Harriet Lake-Burch.

In advertisement for Walton's Vermont Register

Program; includes short selections from the songs to be performed, without music. At foot of sheet: F.A. Searle, Printer, Journal Building, 262 Washington Street, Boston.

1 broadsheet. Sheet is folded in half and then in fourth, creating 3 rows of page size sections numbered 1-9. Each row is preceded by an unnumbered page section with map of central part of New York City. Contains quotes and excerpts from Whitman.

Offprint of a review of Whitman's lecture on the death of Abraham Lincoln, given in Philadelphia in 1886; contains quotes and four lines of his "O Captain, my captain"

Offprint of a review of Whitman's lecture on the death of Abraham Lincoln, given in Philadelphia in 1886; contains quotes and four lines of his "O Captain, my captain"

Offprint of a review of Whitman's lecture on the death of Abraham Lincoln, given in Philadelphia in 1886; contains quotes and four lines of his "O Captain, my captain"

French fold; printed on double leaves. On p. [4]: Greeting to Kitty. Daughter of Alma and John H. Johnston, N.Y., ca. 1880.--Reproduced from the original .. With facsimile of autographed Christmas message from Charles E. Feinberg.

French fold; printed on double leaves in black and green. On page [2] color reproduction of Christmas card showing boy, with Whitman's greeting, "For Calder with W W's love." On verso: Greeting to Calder. Son of Alma and John H. Johnston, New York, ca. 1880.--Reproduced from the original .. With facsimile of autographed Christmas message from Charles E. Feinberg.

French fold; printed on double leaves in black and green. On page [2] color reproduction of Christmas card showing boy, with Whitman's greeting, "For Calder with W W's love." On verso: Greeting to Calder. Son of Alma and John H. Johnston, New York, ca. 1880.--Reproduced from the original .. With facsimile of autographed Christmas message from Charles E. Feinberg.

Printed in red, brown and black with type ornament decorations on pp. [1] and [4]. At head of title: Private. E.F. Frey p. 138. Contains: Statement of receipts and disbursements of fund for buggy and horse, for Walt Whitman by Thomas Donaldson. Cover title.

Advertising brochure. Text on p. [1] within blue floral border. P. [2] contains facsimile sample page of Whitman's Song of the Broad Axe.

At head of title: Prospectus. London 14 King William Street. Page [4] blank. Contains advertising, "synopsis of contents" and "specimen page of text."

Caption title. Page [4] blank. Advertising brochure.

Program. Design by Irving Spellens, printed in blue-green.

Poem in shape of pine tree; photocopy of original italic manuscript, limited edition of one hundred.