[Providence? publisher not identified], 1844.]. Large folio broadside (approx. 24½" x 17½"), text in quadruple column under the running head; a few short tears and wrinkling in the margins, some show-through from an old ink notation on the verso, but overall very good. A pro-Law and Order broadside containing a...... More
[West Branch, Iowa]: Toothpaste Press, 1982. Edition limited to 70 signed and numbered copies, 14" x 10.5" poetry broadside printed for Bookslinger Editions on the occasion of the author's reading at Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. More
[West Branch, Iowa]: Toothpaste Press, 1983. 5" x 7" Announcement for Helen Adam's Fall 1983 book The Bells of Dis. More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1986. Broadside, 10" x 13", poem in double column, printed as Hungry Mind Broadside no. 7. More
N.p., n.d. [Barrington, RI? publisher not identified, 1839.]. Broadside (approx. 14" x 9"), text in a single column beneath the running head, signed in type by Allen at conclusion with the dateline, "Parsonage, March 30, 1839." Sheet slightly toned, previous folds, several marginal creases and tears (2 closed with archival..... More
New York, Philadelphia [and 9 other cities]: American Press Association, [ca. 1889]. Folio broadside, approx. 12½" x 8", printed on orange paper, with a vignette portrait of Gen. John M. Corse; previous folds, else near fine. Prospectus offering "Battle Pages" for 1889 and 1890, including those concerning Fort Fisher, Petersburg..... More
N.p. American Printing History Association, 1994. Edition limited to 200 copies, folio, consisting of a bifoliate title with introduction, a list of the 28 contributors, and 28 broadsides, all contained in a natural linen folding box with a red morocco label on the upper cover; fine. From the library of..... More
Chicopee, Mass. [1856]. Broadside on extremely thin paper, approx. 14" x 9¾", with a wood-engraved illustration of the pump, a description thereof, and 3 testimonials at the bottom, all dated September, 1856. Some wrinkling and creasing, but in all, and under the circumstances, very good. The broadside is on tissue..... More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1997. 11" x 7.5", prose excerpt printed to announce the Fall 1997 publication of High Holiday Sutra. More
[La Crosse]: Sumac Press, 1965. Broadside; printed in black and green; printed at the Sumac (Emerson Wulling) by Ward Schori (Schori Press) and Gary Hantke (Willow Press) "for the conviviality of it."; creased where previously folded in half, else fine. Rulon-Miller, Wulling 105a. More
[Providence? publisher not identified, 1845.]. Folio broadside (approx. 20½" x 12½"), text in quadruple column under the running head; some creasing but generally near fine. Dated South Kingston, May 1, 1845 at the end. Letter to the editor of the Providence Journal responding to an article defending Arnold's vote for..... More
[Newport: 1838.]. Folio broadside (approx. 16¼" x 13¼"), 2 detailed tables each in 20 columns beneath the running head, plus a summary "Recapitulation" at the bottom. Dated Providence, February 14, 1838. A few short tears entering from the margins and occasional wrinkling; all else very good. Returns for 21 named..... More
[Bristol? Bi-Centennial Committee, 1880.]. Broadsheet (approx. 6¾" x 6"), wood-engraved Bristol seal at the top of the recto, flanked by the dates 1680 / 1880; a bit of soiling on the verso, but generally fine. A proposal to publish an octavo book of approximately 250 pages available as a pamphlet..... More
[Minneapolis: Coffee House Press], 1986. 9.5" x 6.5" quotation broadside, printed by the students of Franklin and Sorteberg Schools at Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1986. More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, n.d. 6.5" x 9.5" Two color quotation broadside, accompanied by blue relief print by Charles Henrickson, printed as part of a tour made possible by the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Literary Publishers Marketing Development Program. More
Philadelphia: [Philadelphia Inquirer], 1882. Broadsheet, 8vo (239 mm.); reprint of a letter Baird published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, October 23, 1882, explaining why he was declining an invitation to the Bi-Metallic Congress in Cologne, Germany; very minor loss to left-hand edge and bottom edge, not affecting text. Not in OCLC..... More
Philadelphia: [The Philadelphia Press], 1882. Broadsheet, 8vo (236 mm.); reprint of a letter to the Press's editor, dated March 3, 1882 and printed the 6th; small losses to top and bottom edges not affecting text; a very good copy of a scarce imprint. LSU only in OCLC. More
[Philadelphia: 1880]. Broadsheet, 8vo (209 mm.); reprint of a letter written to the editors of the Evening Telegraph and dated March 16th, 1880; although it was not published, it was the subject of an editorial written the following day, titled "The Bitterness of Free Quinine." OCLC only locates two copies..... More
Philadelphia: from the Phildelphia Evening Telegraph, September 29, 1873. Broadside, 4to, 48 lines under the running head; one short split along the central fold; all else fine. Printed on extremely thin paper. Baird criticizes the President and the Treasury Department for being aloof with respect to the financial crisis of..... More
[Hopedale, Millford MA: ca. 1848]. Broadside clipping likely reprinted from a newspaper column, approx. 18" x 3¼"; old folds, light spotting, else fine. A criticism of military funerals and eulogies as a propaganda tool for jingoist sentiment. Adin is prompted to write by a military funeral scheduled in Rhode Island..... More
San Francisco: H. H. Bancroft & Co., n.d., [ca. 1868]. Small broadsheet, approx. 5½" x 3¼", toned, bottom margin chipped affecting the printed border. A well-known and comprehensive work on the natural wealth of California, describing its contents, and giving a description of the physical book - "royal octavo of..... More
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[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1992. 11" x 15" prose broadside excerpt from Peter Pan accompanied by a relief print, artist unknown. More
New Gloucester, ME: Red Wagon Press, 1998. Edition limited to 175 copies signed by the author, (this, no. 94); broadside (approx. 12½" x7½"), printed in red and black, with wood engravings of 4 trees at the top; presswork by John Cutrone; fine. "Printed letterpress ... on the occasion of a...... More
Providence: April 27, 1825. Small broadside approx. 5" x 8", signed in type by Richard J. Jackson [and four others], as the Committee; old folds, one smudge, and a dust-stain along edge of lower corner. Still, a very good copy of an attractive specimen of typography. The building of the..... More
Broadside (approx. 17" x 10"), signed by Blinn, "sponsored by the Friends of Special Collections and the Art Department," Univertsity of Vermont, Burlington. "Designed, illustrated, and printed by Carol in October, 1993." Hand-colored caricature of Blinn in green, orange, purple, and blue. More
