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.
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.
Photostat of article which appeared in the Critic, vol. 10, 1887 (Jan.-June)
Photostat of article which appeared in the Critic, vol. 10, 1887 (Jan.-June)
Photostat of article which appeared in the Critic, vol. 10, 1887 (Jan.-June)
Peter Viereck. Broadsheet folded to create [6] pages. Caption title. Author's name at end. An offprint from Poetry, v. 71, no. 3, December, 1947.
Within triple line border with ornamental corners.
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words by W.N. Ewer ; arranged by Frances Frothingham. For voice and piano. Cover title.
Richard Outram. Poem.
Richard Outram. Poem.
Page [4] blank.
Pages [2,4] blank. At end of text: Christmas 1945.
Poem in six stanzas of varying length. Type-signed at end: Mrs. Elizabeth Spence. Suggested publication date from ms. presentation date on Brown University copy.
Richard Eberhart. Title from first line. At end of text: This first printing has been issued by the Adams & Lowell Printers, in Harvard Yard. Drawing by Laurence Scott, March 1965. White paper printed and illustrated in black.
Printed on card stock. Advertisement for Hunt's Coal. Contains poetry. Colored illustration of seated man fishing in pail. Title from first line.
Within ornamental border.
Title from first line.
Title from first line.
Brief history of church, program of restoration celebration, and announcements. Brief history of church, program of restoration celebration, and announcements. Printed in blue and black; portion of text printed, the remainder reproduced from typescript. Illustration of Unitarian Church at head of title.
Printed in red, yellow and black on white paper. Pages [1] and [4] printed; reproduced typescript on pages [2]-[3] Monograms on page [1] surrounded by cover title; drawing of holly and town on page [3] Program lists Bible lessons and gives words of offertory hymn; essay on page [4] entitled: The fulness of time.
At end of text: The first separate edition of this sonnet was set by hand in 14-point Lutetia type at The New School. Five copies have been printed on the hand press, and the type distributed J.S. Van E. K[ohn] October 31st, 1935.
Within single-line border with ornamental corners on page [1] only. Includes list of judges, program and "Scheme for marking contestants."
Olive Moore. Page [2] blank. Poem in two three-line stanzas.
Songsheet with text of seven songs; without music. At end of page [1]: James Mayberry, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Army, Navy, Corps and Post badges, No. 12 Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia. War song sheet, price 5 cents.
