Holiday greetings from Robert Frost/ by Robert Frost.

Title:

Holiday greetings from Robert Frost/ by Robert Frost.

Author:

Frost, Robert 1874-1963.

Call Number:

811 FV97

Publication Information:

[Place of publication not identified]: Kathleen Van Der Aue, 1929-1966.

Physical Description:

unnumbered pages: illustrations; 31 cm.

Series Title:

Kathleen Van Der Aue Robert Frost Collection.

Description:

This scrapbook contains 36 greeting cards featuring Robert Frost poems; the cards were printed between 1929-1966. The cards included in this scrapbook are: 1)Holiday Greetings from Robert Frost (description and chronology of the cards; printed for exhibition at New Hampshire Historical Society in 1971), 2) Christmas Trees, 3)The Lone Striker, 4)Two Tramps in Mud-time, 5)Neither Out Far Nor in Deep, 6) From Snow to Snow, 7)To a Young Wretch, 8)Carpe Diem, 9)Triple Plate, 10)Our Hold on the Planet, 11)I Could Give All to Time, 12)The Gift Outright, 13)The Guardeen, 14) An Unstamped Letter in Our Rural Letter Box, 15) On Making Certain Anything Has Happened, 16)A Young Birch, 17) One Step Backward Taken, 18)Closed for Good, 19)On a Tree Fallen Across the Road, 20)Doom to Bloom, 21)A Cabin in the Clearing, 22) Does No One But Me at all Ever Feel this Way in the Least, 23)One More Brevity, 24)From a Milkweed Pod, 25)Some Science Fiction, 26)Kitty Hawk 1894, 26) My Objection to Being Stepped On, 27) Away!, 28) A-Wishing Well, 29)Accidentally on Purpose, 30) The wood-pile, 31)Prophets Really Prophesy as Mystics the Commentators Merely by Statistics, 32)The Constant Symbol, 33)Robert Frost and the Spiral Press, 34) Twilight, 35) Season's Greetings from Earle J. Bernheimer, 36) Everybody's Sanity.

[See individual catalog records for each card for more in-depth information]

Subjects:

Poetry. , Christmas cards. , Scrapbooks.

People:

Van Der Aue, Kathleen,

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

Gift of Kathleen Van Der Aue in memory of her brother Harrison "Dinty" Moore; February 24, 2022.