Printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments (flowers)

Within double line border, printed in two columns. At end of text: For sale at only two cents each, by Byron DeWolfe, No. 12 Ridge street, Nashua, N.H.

Printed in three columns. Mounted on cardboard. In center column: A few words to the reader. The public will doubtless remember Poet Byron DeWolfe of Nashua, N.H. who passed away ... I wish it to be distincly [sic] understood that these verses were composed by me Byron DeWolfe, through the mediumship of Miss Lillie ..

Grape and leaf border. At end of text: Rye, Dec. 30, 1828.

Printed in two columns with cut of ship at left of title. At end of text: Finis. Boston: Printed and sold over against the prison. Not in Evans, Bristol, Wegelin, or Ford.

by Henry Crocker. Title cover.

Poetry in 4 six-line stanzas printed in dark green. At end of text: Littell's Living Age.

Poem in 28 lines. Type-signed at end: By William Kimberley Palmer. Chicopee, Massachusetts U.S.A. April 1931 A.D.

Poetry attributed variously to Robert II and Hermann von Reichenau; printed on ivory silk with fringed upper and lower edges. Title and first line the same. At end of text: Robert Rex Franciae (Beginning of XI. Century); below "*The seven gifts of the Spirit: 1. Wisdom; 2. Understanding; .. In lower margin: M.E. Munson, Publisher, 77 Bible House, New York.

Poetry attributed variously to Robert II and Hermann von Reichenau; printed on ivory silk with fringed upper and lower edges. Title and first line the same. At end of text: Robert Rex Franciae (Beginning of XI. Century); below "*The seven gifts of the Spirit: 1. Wisdom; 2. Understanding; .. In lower margin: M.E. Munson, Publisher, 77 Bible House, New York.

Poetry attributed variously to Robert II and Hermann von Reichenau; printed on ivory silk with fringed upper and lower edges. Title and first line the same. At end of text: Robert Rex Franciae (Beginning of XI. Century); below "*The seven gifts of the Spirit: 1. Wisdom; 2. Understanding; .. In lower margin: M.E. Munson, Publisher, 77 Bible House, New York.

Text of song in three eight-line stanzas with varied four-line chorus.

At head of text: Joe Wilson, author.--By Uma Guess.--Inspired by Liberty Day Demonstration at Los Angeles, Cal. At end of text: Copr. 1919 by Joe Wilson.--C.R. Res.

1 broadsheet. Broadsheet printed on gray paper within ribbon border with ornamental corners. Advertising on verso for "ivory" made from palm-nuts.

1 broadsheet. Broadsheet printed on gray paper within ribbon border with ornamental corners. Advertising on verso for "ivory" made from palm-nuts.

Jennifer Barber. Printed in red and black on white paper. Poem in two stanzas of four lines each and one of three lines. "From Rigging the wind, winner of the 2002 Kore Press First Book Award. This was published for the author's reading at the Hotel Congress on April 22, 2003."--Colophon.

Poetry. Type-signed at end: William Kimberly [i.e. Kimberley] Palmer. Place and date of publication from ms. inscription on Brown University copy.

Printed on tan paper. Words of first poem enclosed in two rows of downward-pointing triangles. Suggested place and date of publication because his Variations on a Hebrew amulet (3) (HB39612) is signed "Jerome Rothenberg Milwaukee 1975."

Printed on tan paper. Words of first poem enclosed in two rows of downward-pointing triangles. Suggested place and date of publication because his Variations on a Hebrew amulet (3) (HB39612) is signed "Jerome Rothenberg Milwaukee 1975."

Page [4] is blank. At head of text: A year has passed us .. At end of text: Henry Goddard Leach. Vaquero 1903. Princeton, N.J., Dec. 3rd, 1900. Read after Vaquero's Thanksgiving Dinner, Dec. 4, 1900.

Page [4] is blank. At head of text: A year has passed us .. At end of text: Henry Goddard Leach. Vaquero 1903. Princeton, N.J., Dec. 3rd, 1900. Read after Vaquero's Thanksgiving Dinner, Dec. 4, 1900.

Page [4] is blank. At head of text: A year has passed us .. At end of text: Henry Goddard Leach. Vaquero 1903. Princeton, N.J., Dec. 3rd, 1900. Read after Vaquero's Thanksgiving Dinner, Dec. 4, 1900.

Printed in red and black. Within red ornamental border inside which at left: Them that honor me I will honor; at top: I love them, at bottom: that love me; at right: Seek ye first the kingdom of God. At head of title cut of old man counting coins at table. Poem in four four-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Printed in blue and orange, within ornamental border. At head of text illustration of domestic scene. At end of text: No. 54.

At head of text: Cornelius Vanderbilt, the Railroad Champion of America ... departed this life Jan. 4, 1877 ..

Printed in red on heavy ivory paper. Rows of hearts at left and right; larger heart at top center. Title from first line. Poem in five lines advertising Dennen's stationery store on Grand River Avenue; town not named. Suggested publication date from internal evidence.

Pages [2,4] blank. Within ornamental border.

Pages [2,4] blank. Within ornamental border.