At end of text: The edition of this broadside consists of 100 copies, printed on Nordeling hand made paper, at Hillacre, Riverside Conn.

B.P. Nichol ; with an afterword by Ron Caplan. Printed on heavy blue paper. 26 copies printed.

words by Lester Bodine; music by Geo. Maywood For voice and piano Cover title Copyright given as MDCCCXCVII on p. 3 and as MDCCCLXCVII on cover Advertisement for other songs: p. [6] Cover illustration: Afro-American woman with razor breaking up camp meeting / Harrell

Broadsheet; printed in black and green on gray paper; facsimile of handwritten signed and illustrated poem on recto; illustration and colophon on verso.

Poetry. Printed area measures 17.7 x 16.5 cm. Text printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments. At end of text: Sold Wnolesale [i.e. Wholesale] and Retail Corner of Merchant's Row and Market-Spaure [i.e. Square]--Boston. Leonard Deming is listed at this address in Boston directories for 1829 to 1831; also cited as No. 1, Faneuil Hall, South side. "Libertine outwitted" also known as "Crafty maid's policy." This edition not in Ford or Checklist Amer. imprints.

by Richard Brautigan. Mimeographed text, printed in green. Illustration of sprig of flowers in lower right. At end of text: Printed by the Communication Company UPS. First line: Butcher, baker, candlestick maker.

Valentine printed in blue and gold on embossed white paper with scalloped edges within elaborate gilt border with garlands and vases. Issued pasted on green tissue paper pasted into embossed white paper folder with lacy cutouts and gilt and colored floral stickers on cover. Poem in six lines. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Valentine printed in blue and gold on embossed white paper with scalloped edges within elaborate gilt border with garlands and vases. Issued pasted on green tissue paper pasted into embossed white paper folder with lacy cutouts and gilt and colored floral stickers on cover. Poem in six lines. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Valentine printed in blue and gold on embossed white paper with scalloped edges within elaborate gilt border with garlands and vases. Issued pasted on green tissue paper pasted into embossed white paper folder with lacy cutouts and gilt and colored floral stickers on cover. Poem in six lines. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Alice K. McLarney. Pages [2] and [4] blank. On page [1] illustration of a rose. Caption title from first line. Poem in two five-line stanzas. Suggested publication date from ms. notation on Brown University copy.

Within ornamental border.

selected and composed by J.H. Hewett. Printed in two columns divided by curvilinear lines on pages [1]-3 and dotted line on page 4. Caption title. Announces performance at Lyceum Hall, South Boston, June 5, 1856, by a juvenile choir directed by C.H. Clarke. Libretto includes words of solos and choruses.

words by Patrick Kane ; music by George Lowell Tracy. For voice and piano. Cover title.

Rolla Rieder. Poetry. Poem printed vertically in shape of bird's wing. In lower left corner: Rolla Rieder III:70. "An Augtwofive freepoem. Graph".

by Robert Kelly. Advertising flyer. Printed in black and purple on yellow paper.

by Robert Kelly. Advertising flyer. Printed in black and purple on yellow paper.

by Robert Kelly. Advertising flyer. Printed in black and purple on yellow paper.

At end of text: Set in 14 point Lutetia type, at The New School October 14th, 1935. Two copies printed, and the type distributed J.S. Van E. K[ohn]

Cover title. Broadsheet folded into fifths, meant to be read unfolded. Colophon on cover below title: 350 copies of Flagstaff, a Unicorn Longside, published January 2, 1968. Printed by Noel Young. Drawing of desert scene in green in left margin on recto, printed horizontally; section of desert scene below text on cover. Caption title and author's dated signature at end of text in facsimile.

Within ornamental border.

Within ornamental border.

Within ornamental border.

Tune: Hail Columbia. Within ornamental border.

Philip Levine. Printed in red and black on cream paper. Poem, signed Amsterdam, June, 1974. In an edition of twelve signed copies.

composed by Mildred Bain ; and sung by Edwin Evans at the Whitman dinner in New York May thirty first nineteen hundred twelve. Contains Traubel's poetry only. Caption title. Imprint implied from title.

by Frederick Irons Bamford. Poetry and prose; first line of each poem with decorated initial block. Cover title; type ornament decoration centered above and below. Gives quotes on socialism by different authors on page [4] In lower margin press mark bearing legend: Typographia Oakland; superimposed on mark: Union Label No. 6.