Literature At The Table
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1997. 11" x 15" broadside accompanied by relief print printed in honor of Jim Sitter's contributions to the literary field during his tenure at CLMP. More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1997. 11" x 15" broadside accompanied by relief print printed in honor of Jim Sitter's contributions to the literary field during his tenure at CLMP. More
[Bennington]: printed bye A. P. Childs at hys Printing Shoppe where he also prints ye "Vermont Gazette" [1874]. Quarto broadside (approx. 10" x 8"); text in double and single column; previous folds and wrinkles; good. OCLC records four similar broadsides, all beginning "A lyste of sacred hymns and tunes..." announcing..... More
Providence: March 27, 1845. Folio broadside (approx. 16" x 10½"), 7 columns containing 625 names under the running head; very good. Asserts the unity of members of the Law and Order Party in support of Governor Fenner's candidacy: "It having been represented unto us that the Dorr party are circulating..... More
Bangor: J. Brown, printer and book-binder, [1825]. Broadside, approx. 14" x 9¼" (35 cm x 24 cm), printed on one side within a typographical ornament border, wood-engraved illustration of the bridge at the top, text beneath in double column under the running head; margins trimmed to the outer edge of..... More
N.p., n.d. [ca. 1820s-30s?]. Narrow broadside (approx. 10" x 4¼"); torn at the top with loss to 2 letters as shown; top also smudged; previous folds, all else good. Words to a popular hymn comprising seven 8-line stanzas beginning: Poor mourning souls in deep distress." Versions of this hymn appeared..... More
Paris: 1812. Broadside (approx. 9¾" x 8¾"), 13 lines at the top detailing the illustration, size, price, availability, etc., beneath which a list of the engravings in double column; 2 small manuscript corrections to the text at the top, and two additional engravings listed in manuscript at the bottom. Not..... More
[New York: publisher not identified], 1852. Tall narrow broadside approx. 22" x 5½". Display type; some toning and wrinkling, else very good. Not found in OCLC. More
[Saint Paul]: Nomadic Press, n.d., [ca. late 1990s]. Broadside (approx. 17" x 11") printed in red and black by Kent Aldrich; fine. More
Vich, (Catalonia): estampa de R. Anglada, 1871. Broadside approx. 12¼" x 8½" in double column beneath a running head and woodcut; some chips in the margins, else very good. OCLC locates only the copy at the University of Navarra. This is also the earliest of the Anglada imprints cited... More
N.p. [Andover, Massachusetts?]: 1823. Approx. 11¼" x 8½", text in double column under a running head, the whole within a typographic border; previous folds, very good. Announcing an address by the Rev. Charles O. Kimball and printing a "Hymn for Consecration," and an "Ode for Dedication," and concluding with the..... More
Large advertising broadside printed in blue and red, approx. 20" x 14" showing an illustration of the 1885 America's Cup yacht Puritan skipped by John Malcolm Forbes, after her victory over the British yacht Genesta. Also with an illustration of the African-American, Paw Ducket with his captured coon. Previous folds..... More
Holborn: J. Duncombe, Jun. [1812]. Broadside, approx. 36 x 22 cm; hand-colored engraving (approx. 10 x 14 cm), text in double column, original blank spaces in the text of poem have been identified and filled in by a contemporary hand, creased where previously folded, occasional spots, overall fine. A satire..... More
[Córdoba, Mexico]: Typ. y Lit de El Buen Tono, S.A., 1928. Broadside, approx. 11½" x 6½", paper a bit toned, else very good. More
[Mexico City]: La Helvetia, 1931. Broadside on thin, pink paper, approx. 16" x 8¾", very small breaks at the margins, else very good. Not found in OCLC. More
Chicago: Press and Tribune Company, 1859. Broadside approx. 10" x 7¾" printed on blue paper; running head and terms above 3 blank columns for "subscribers' names,' 'post office,' and 'amount paid.' Previous folds, else fine. Not in OCLC. More
[Providence? 1824.]. Folio broadside (approx. 14" x 10"), previous folds, slight wrinkling; near fine. William Augustus Conway (1789-1828) was an English tragedian, and himself a tragic figure. Conway went to America after his performances were panned in the U.K. Nor did America warm to his acting. Conway then purportedly secluded..... More
Portsmouth: December 8, 1784. Folio printed pro-forma document (approx. 16½" x 13"), filled in and signed by the principals and 34 witnesses; docketed on verso and recorded by Thos. Gould, Jun., Middletown, December 10, 1784; watermarked paper, archival repairs along two vertical folds, and a horizontal fold. Inch or smaller..... More
[Providence?]: [printer not identified], [1883]. Broadside (approx. 5½" x 3½"), paper toned, all else very good. Republican Party election proxy for the 1883 elections. Not in OCLC. More
[Providence? neither publisher nor printer identified, 1842.]. Oblong broadside (approx. 8" x 11½"), printing on the left a pro-Dorrite "Suffrage Pledge" in 7 quatrains in a single column within a typographic border; and alongside, another tongue-in-cheek pro-Dorrite "Rhode-Island Algerines' appeal to John Davis," in 11 quatrains in double column, also..... More
Salem: [Thomas C. Cushing], [1815]. Broadside (approx. 20¾" x 12¼"), text in quadruple column and entirely devoted to Bonaparte's defeat and the exploits of Wellington, as detailed in a letter from Wellington dated Waterloo, June 19, 1815 and other dispatches; previous folds in eighths, short tear repaired on verso at..... More
Middletown, CT: Robin Price, 1997. Broadside (approx. 15" x 7½") limited to 100 copies, printed in four colors in Perpetual and Stradivarius on Tosa Hanga; fine. The ukiyo-e print at the top by Torii Kiyomine (17587-1868) was reproduced by Keiji Shinohara "whose reproduction print was used as the original source..... More
Providence: printed and sold [by Henry Trumbull] at no. 25, High Street, Providence, where are kept constantly for Sale 200 other kinds of the most new and popular Songs and Ballads ... great allowance made to Shopkeepers, Pedlers, &c, who buy to sell again, n.d. [ca. late 1820s]. Quarto broadside..... More
Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, n.d. 8.5" x 11" quotation broadside printed for Pack-It-Bindery, Inc., in suport of the BIA Committee for Effective Literacy. More
[Connorsville, Ind. printed at the Watchman Office, 1838]. Broadside, square 8vo (192 x 186 mm.); text in double column beneath the running head, a bit toned, some minor ink stains. "Presumably printed at Connersville, Ind., where 'Rules to be observed in constructing the Whitewater Canal' was printed at the Watchman..... More
[Providence]: October 28, 1834. Oblong folio broadside (approx.13" x 16½"), text in double column beneath the running head; previous folds, neat tape repair on verso closing a 3" tear, a few short breaks at the edges; very good. Dated in type at bottom, October 28, 1834. Divided into three sections..... More