Printed area measures: 24.9 x 16.6 cm. Within border of type ornaments with corner ornaments. At end of text within border: Cranston & Knowles, Prs., No. 4, Union Buildings.

Printed area measures: 24.9 x 16.6 cm. Within border of type ornaments with corner ornaments. At end of text within border: Cranston & Knowles, Prs., No. 4, Union Buildings.

Within scallop edged border of type ornaments printed in two columns, divided by double rule. At bottom in border: Brown & Danforth, Printers.

Within scallop edged border of type ornaments printed in two columns, divided by double rule. At bottom in border: Brown & Danforth, Printers.

Printed in two columns divided by double line within border of type ornament sections. Includes words of three temperance songs.

Two poems, each within border of type ornaments; possibly intended to be separated. First poem in four four-line stanzas with four-line chorus printed at head and at end of first stanza; second poem in four four-line stanzas with four-line chorus printed at end of first stanza and beginning: The Union forever, Hurrah, boys, Hurrah! Possible range of publication dates suggested by internal evidence, especially the borders.

Printed in sepia on cream paper.

Printed in sepia on cream paper.

Printed in sepia on cream paper.

Title from first line.

Extracts from The Liberator include death notice quoting from Chapman's will, tribute by L.M.F. Child quoting stanzas from a hymn by Chapman, memorial resolutions of the Boston Female Anti-slavery Society of which Chapman was a member, and memorial poem by A.W. Weston. Extracts from The Liberator include death notice quoting from Chapman's will, tribute by L.M.F. Child quoting stanzas from a hymn by Chapman, memorial resolutions of the Boston Female Anti-slavery Society of which Chapman was a member, and memorial poem by A.W. Weston. Poetry and prose. Broadsheet printed in two columns. At head of text: From the Liberator.

Michael Basinski. Broadsheet printed on cream paper vertically lined on recto; title, author's name and colophon on verso. Poetry. Colophon on verso: 13 made on the 13th of July 1999 as a gift from Watching Monster Movies Press, Lancaster, New York.

Poem tells how dentists Dr. Bryan and Dr. Parker put in and take out silver filling in Jackass's teeth. Poem tells how dentists Dr. Bryan and Dr. Parker put in and take out silver filling in Jackass's teeth. Poem in 16 lines. Suggested publication date from 1904 presidential election when Parker instead of Bryan was the Democratic candidate.

Poetry by Mrs. Howe ; music by Christiana Thompson. Broadsheet. Poetry. Words of Battle hymn on recto; at end of text: Anglo-American Reception, Doughty House, Richmond. Printed crossways on verso: An Anglo-American song, written and composed for Sir Francis and Lady Cook, upon the occasion of the Anglo-American Garden Party at Doughty House, Richmond-on-Thames, July 5th, 1898. Anglo-American song in three stanzas with choruses in which the U.S.A. and England ask and offer mutual aid in Spanish-American War and English difficulties with China. Not in BAL.

by Will S. Hays. For voice and piano, with chorus (SATB) Caption title. Dedicated to: Robert Biggs. Advertisement for other music: p. [2] Cover illustration: engraving of Black traveller standing at crossroads / H.J. Greene.

Title from first line. Poem in four three-line stanzas. In lower left corner: Easter greetings from Caroline Hazard 1944.

words and music by John D. McDonald. Waltz for voice and piano. Caption title. "To The Brave and Unselfish Women of America This Song Is Dedicated."--Cover. Cover illustration: drawing of women in Red Cross uniforms as angels. Also published for: orchestra and band. First line of text: Let's sing of the angels of mercy. First line of chorus: There's love in our hearts for the Red Cross.

Title from first line. Within single line border. At end of text: M. McB. No. 25 of unspecified series.

"Christmas 1962"--P. [4] Poem by Richard Outram; with a wood engraving by Barbara Outram.

[Richard & Barbara Outram] "Christmas 1962"--P. [4] Poem by Richard Outram; with a wood engraving by Barbara Outram.

"Christmas 1962"--P. [4] Poem by Richard Outram; with a wood engraving by Barbara Outram.

[Richard & Barbara Outram] "Christmas 1962"--P. [4] Poem by Richard Outram; with a wood engraving by Barbara Outram.

Margaret Dole McCall. Printed on heavy white paper in postcard format. Two poems. At end of text: Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all.

Within single line border with ornamental corners.

Within single line border with ornamental corners.

Printed in red on heavy cream paper. Title from first line. Poem in two stanzas of four lines each and one of three. Type-signed at end: John Wieners. Removed from portfolio Semina, no. 4.

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