Philada., Pa. A. W. Auner's Printing Office, Eleventh & Market, nd [1865?]. Broadsheet. 24 x 15 cm. Small vignette of an eagle and flag beneath the caption title and author. Text only, followed by a rule, then "Root & Cady, Music Publishers, No. 95 Clark Street, Chicago." All enclosed in..... More
![LINCOLN, THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE. [caption title]. Edwin Markham](/pictures/thumb/66116.jpg?v=1627684692)
NP: np, nd [ca.1922?] (copyright 1900, 1919). Poetry broadside, 35 x 21 cm. N.p: [1922?]. Overall age toning, shallow chipping to upper and lower margins, chips to lower corners, not affecting text, old fold lines, browned on verso. Inscribed by Markham in ink at the top, "To Audrey Orrington, in..... More
![THE MAN WITH THE HOE. [caption title]; Written after seeing Millet's world-famous painting of a...](/pictures/thumb/66115.jpg?v=1627684691)
NP: np, nd [copyright 1899, 1924]. Poetry broadside, 35 x 21 cm. Scattered foxing and spotting, browned on verso, old fold lines. Two short, closed tears at upper and lower margins, lower left corner chipped, not affecting text. Inscribed by Markham in ink at the top, "For my friend, Audrey..... More
NP: np, nd [ca. 1830s]. Broadside. 22 x 19.5 cm. Text printed in two columns separated by a decorative rule, each poem occupying one column. Upper left corner torn away not affecting printing, old fold lines and scattered staining. Appears no OCLC listings. More
[NP: 1890s?]. Autograph note, signed, written on thin tissue paper in brown ink, 1 p., approx. 95 words. Loss to upper left corner of page, two old cello tape repairs at left margin, affecting one word. Dated, but the date is unclear. Riley writes to Mr. Furlong thanking him for..... More
![WATER CELEBRATION, Boston, October 25, 1848, Exercises at the Fountain. [caption title]. James...](/pictures/thumb/66093.jpg?v=1625762418)
[Boston: np], 1848. Broadside. 29 x 22.5 cm. Old fold lines, with slight soiling along the folds. Order of exercises: I. Hymn by George Russell [printed in two columns]. II. Prayer by Rev. Daniel Sharp. III. Ode. By James Russell Lowell, Esq. To be sung by School Children. [8 verses, printed in two..... More