At head of title: To the Mothers of America who gave their sons in the war for Freedom.

Poetry and prose; includes note on author. With ribbon attached to cover bearing legend "U.S.S. West Virginia"

by Tell Taylor. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: drawing of man and woman by fireside; photograph of Tell Taylor.

Within ornamental border. At head of title: A tribute to the greatest mother of them all!

Within ornamental border. At head of title: A tribute to the greatest mother of them all!

Marion Metivier. Bookmark printed on ivory paper. Below poem logotype of press. "'He races' is from Should anyone listen, which is available from Curbstone Press ...." Suggested publication date from publication date of author's book Should anyone listen.

At end of text: Chicago. Written 1903.

By Geo. B. Vashon. Poem in five ten-line stanzas. At head of text: Copyright, 1909, by George B. Vashon.

Title same as first line.

Title same as first line.

Printed on colored silk.

Printed in green.

Printed on colored silk.

Printed in green.

1 broadsheet. Poetry in 7 four-line stanzas printed on pink paper. At end of text: L. Howard, Toronto. May 15 - 1891. In lower margin on verso below rule: Printed by Mary Steward, Lundy's Lane Pa.

At head of title: The following poetical apostrophe to our martyred President is from the pen of George T. Russell .. At head of text: [After the Garfield obsequies]

Pages [3] and [4] blank.

Mary J. Frame. Printed in colors; text in silver and black. On page [1] colored illustration of scroll inscribed: The story of Christmas; on page [2] vignette of wall sconce with lighted candles. Poem in three four-line stanzas. "CPH Litho in U.S.A. 84-1711." Suggested range of publication dates because several poems by Frame were published in the 1950s.

Mary J. Frame. Printed in colors; text in silver and black. On page [1] colored illustration of scroll inscribed: The story of Christmas; on page [2] vignette of wall sconce with lighted candles. Poem in three four-line stanzas. "CPH Litho in U.S.A. 84-1711." Suggested range of publication dates because several poems by Frame were published in the 1950s.

Title from first line. At head of text: Gift of Kathrine and Sara Rice in memory of their brother.

Title from first line. At head of text: Gift of Kathrine and Sara Rice in memory of their brother.

Printed on silk.

Pages [2] to [4] blank. Within mourning border.

Pages [2] to [4] blank. Within mourning border.

Bates Torrey ; arr. by George Lowell Tracy. March for voice and piano. Caption title. "Dedicated to the American Hero"--Cover.

Poetry. Broadsheet. Printed in green on beige laid paper; initials in title and beginning of first line. Type suggests 20th century printing; not later than 1957 when copy was acquired. Author's name given in Lawson's "The best loved religious poems", p. 83. First line: What can it mean? Is it aught to him?

Poetry. Cover title. Page 1 designed as title page with ornamental illustration and imprint: American Tract Society, 150 Nassau Street, New York ; No. 49. The American Tract Society is known to have published at the above address between 1832 and 1894. This printed in "new" type after 1848. Author's name given in Lawson's "The best loved religious poems", p. 83. Most of the author's poetry started to appear in the 1860s; this plus internal evidence determined dating of piece. First line: What can it mean? Is it aught to him?