Within single line border with corner ornaments Text within line borders with corner ornamentations At end of text: Octave Crémazie Quebec, 27 décembre, 1860

Within single line border with corner ornaments Text within line borders with corner ornamentations At end of text: Octave Crémazie Quebec, 27 décembre, 1860

Anniversary poem offers son, three daughters and adopted son as "jewels." Anniversary poem offers son, three daughters and adopted son as "jewels." Page [4] blank. Within single-line border with ornamental corners. Cover title. Below title: Troy, Aug. 11, 1869. O.M.A.H. At head of text on page [2]: Anniversary. Poem in 17 four-line stanzas.

Mailer with order form advertising M.B. Price's book; includes biographical information on author and illustrator. Mailer with order form advertising M.B. Price's book; includes biographical information on author and illustrator. Poetry and prose. Caption title. Printed in black on ivory paper. Broadsheet, issued as mailer, folded into thirds; text on recto to be read across entire page; verso separated into three sections consisting of order form, mailing section, and drawing of coastal landscape "The Witching Tree" by D. Renaldo which displays as cover when folded; legend in upper right reads: Drifter's dream. Moreton B. Price. Drawing of island/seascape, signed D. Renaldo, below title on recto.

Mailer with order form advertising M.B. Price's book; includes biographical information on author and illustrator When our love comes home (First line: What will the stars say of us) / Moreton B. Price Poetry and prose Caption title Printed in black on ivory paper Broadsheet, issued as mailer, folded into thirds; text on recto to be read across entire page; verso separated into three sections consisting of order form, mailing section, and drawing of coastal landscape "The Witching Tree" by D. Renaldo which displays as cover when folded; legend in upper right reads: Drifter's dream. Moreton B. Price Drawing of island/seascape, signed D. Renaldo, below title on recto Hay Broadsides Harris copy: Address to "Stephen L. Thompson, Acquisitions Department, Brown University Library"

Title from first line. Post card. At end of text: The Hatfields.

words and music by N.F. Woodbury ; edited by Ralph L. Grosvenor. For medium voice and piano in B♭ major. Optional chorus for male quartet, p. [5] Caption title. Advertisement for another song: p. [6] Also published for low voice and piano in E major.

sung by Christy's Minstrels; [composed by] Charlie C. Converse For voice and piano Caption title Additional verses: p. 5

words and music by Jas. A. Bland; arranged for banjo by George C. Dobson For voice, banjo, and chorus (SATB) in key of A major Caption title "To my Pupils"--Cover Library's copy inscribed: Deura Pierce, 1880

words and melody by James Bland; arr. by W.O. Perkins For men's voices (TTBB) Caption title Advertisement for songs in this and other O. Ditson series: cover, p. [7-8] Cover illustration: floral design / F.G. Hale

Christie For voice and piano in key of E♭ Cover title, indicated by a black bar "De Floating Scow--also known as: Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny. w., m., Charles T. White. Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, cop. 1847"--Variety music cavalcade / Julius Mattfeld, p. 72 Pages 1-2 are unnumbered

Within architectural border, printed in two columns divided by line of type ornaments. Above border goddesses of fortune and cut of eagle with legend: The Union of States. None can sever.

Pictures of first eighteen Presidents in border, including Abraham Lincoln. Cut of eagle with shield of American emblem on top of border, landscape with American eagle and symbols, below text, within border. Below border, printed: [Copyright 1876]

Printed in red and black in one and two columns. Contains text of six carols and an anthem.

Printed in red and black in one and two columns. Contains text of six carols and an anthem.

Printed in red and black in one and two columns. Contains text of six carols and an anthem.

Printed in one and two columns in red and black. Cover title. Includes text of six Easter hymns, beginning with: Come, ye faithful. Publication date suggested because Brown University copy donated with another Christ Church program dated 1908.

Printed in one and two columns in red and black. Cover title. Includes text of six Easter hymns, beginning with: Come, ye faithful. Publication date suggested because Brown University copy donated with another Christ Church program dated 1908.

Printed in one and two columns in red and black. Cover title. Includes text of six Easter hymns, beginning with: Come, ye faithful. Publication date suggested because Brown University copy donated with another Christ Church program dated 1908.

Issued in postcard format.

Poem. Written by Richard Outram.

Poem. Written by Richard Outram.

Program for opera being held Thursday evening, January 22nd at 8:15 P.M. Includes advertisements for Providence businesses

Page [4] blank. At head of text: In doodle Yankee cantandum. Author's name not on item. Checklist Amer. imprints, 36224.

Page [4] blank. At head of text: In doodle Yankee cantandum. Author's name not on item.

French fold; printed on double page. Page [2] blank. On page [1] at lower right vignette of snowy landscape with building. Cover title. Poem in four four-line stanzas Type-signed at end of poem: Herman W. Liebert Colophon on page [4]: This poem was written for Mrs. Rollins and printed as a broadsheet for distribution to friends following the Service in New Haven, November 22, 1960. Mrs. Rollins and Mr. Liebert have graciously permitted this reprinting for the Typophiles and other friends of C.P.R. Printed by Peter Beilenson. Peter Pauper Press, Mount Vernon, New York.