Thornwell Jacobs. French fold, printed on double page. Off-white paper printed and illustrated in black and burnt sienna; front cover photo; printed as a Christmas greeting.

Poem advertising U.S.A. Grain Shoes. On verso: For children buy U.S.A. Grain goods. For sale by J.B. Banning, Deep River, Conn. With illustration in colors containing advertisement for McIntosh & Co., Springfield, Mass., designed by Aldine Co., Boston.

N. van Hevelingen. Printed in red and green on heavy white paper within border of holly leaves and berries. Title from first line. Poem. Publication date from author.

First verse of the poem, "Only an hour" Title from first line. Below woodcut on p. [1] in red and black: Christmas greetings, Gleeson Library Associates, 1967. Photograph of unicorn silver brooch at head of poem; At end of poem: Only an hour, Robinson Jeffers, 1940. On p. [2]: Designed and printed by Lawton and Alfred Kennedy. On p. [4], at foot: The woodcut above the greeting is taken from the "Rime" of Bernardo Bellinzone, Milan, 1493. The drawing for the woodcut is attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.

original text of "Varsity" by J. Fred Lawton ; music by Earl V. Moore ; words by L.L. Davis. For voice and piano. Caption title. "To the Sons of Old Glory of 1917." Advertisement for other songs: p. [6] Cover illustration: torch of liberty.

Richard & Barbara Outram. "Christmas 1969"

Richard & Barbara Outram. "Christmas 1969"

At end of text: For the Annual Dinner of the Andiron Club, May eighth, nineteen forty.

Title from first line.

Pages [2] and [4] blank. At head of title drawing of tray with teapot and cups, books and fruit in bowl. Cover title. Announces poetry reading March 24 in Student Union. "Graphics by Tomato Mafia Productions."

Contains 11 numbered songs beginning with Boola.

Contains 11 numbered songs, beginning with Boola.

Air: Marching through Georgia. Contains four songs.

James Camp ; blergs by Jocelyn Camp. Poetry; issued folded; text on pages [2] and [3] meant to be read unfolded. Page [4] blank. Drawings by Jocelyn Camp throughout text.

words by Elizabeth Zerrahn ; music by Constance Zerrahn Bradley. For voice and piano. Caption title.

lyric and music by Augustus Barratt. For voice and piano. Caption title. From musical comedy: Little simplicity. Advertisement for another song: p. [6] Cover illustration: drawing of a girl with a bonnet / Barbelle.

lyric by William J. Hart ; music by Edward G. Nelson. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other songs: p. [4] War slogans: p. 2-[4] Cover illustration: moustached U.S. soldier with cane.

by Strickland Gillilan. 1 broadsheet. Includes advertising (on verso) for three of Gillilan's books. Dated from publication dates of books advertised. Printed in brown on sepia.

Poetry. Reproduced from typescript; printed in blue on rainbow colored paper. At head of title: th uinta gargoyl #5 may 75. Type-signed at end: Victoria Dalkey, March, 1967. At bottom on left: publisht bi rainbow resin, 815 18th st., #4, sacramento, ca95814; on right: Moon Graphics, 1219 Twentieth Street, Sacramento.

Printed on brown paper, with heavy black line on left. Reproduction of drawing by Aubrey Beardsley on p. [1] At end of text: make checks payable to Piero Heliczer.

Printed on brown paper, with heavy black line on left. Reproduction of drawing by Aubrey Beardsley on p. [1] At end of text: make checks payable to Piero Heliczer.

Printed on brown paper, with heavy black line on left. Reproduction of drawing by Aubrey Beardsley on p. [1] At end of text: make checks payable to Piero Heliczer.