The Hamilton College Library holds a large collection of imprints unrecorded in Mary Richmond’s authoritative bibliography Shaker Literature. Broadsides account for some of the more interesting examples. The following selection of five rare Shaker broadsides from the Communal Societies Collection illustrates that the Shaker (and sometimes non-Shaker) printer set his type for many different purposes, both sacred and profane. All five examples are exceptionally rare (none are located by OCLC WorldCat) and only one of these broadsides was noticed by Mary Richmond. Most of these selections are likely unique survivals. All are from the nineteenth century, and one example (the only one known to Mary Richmond) furnishes a bit of wit and an element...
The Shakers were ever changing their policies and daily practices. To imagine that the Shakers never...
"William Van Norden, print."--Verso of title page (p. [2]).Attributed to Barnabas Bates. Cf. Richmon...
Finding aid and scan (Click on additional files below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 356. Lette...
Photographs of rare (and in some cases probably unknown) Shaker ephemera from the uncataloged collec...
Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions Harvard Shaker Labels. By M. Stephen Miller Earlie...
A reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Gazette, and the Country Journal. June 15, 1789. Iss...
The Oneida Community and Shaker collections in the George Arents Research Library complement each ot...
Publication announcement and order form for Visiting the Shakers, 1778-1849, edited by Glendyne Werg...
New Publications from Richard W. Couper Press Carol Medlicott, “Partake a Little Morsel”: Popular ...
In public papers before 1785, a kind word about the Shakers is rarely to be found. As the Shakers mo...
Catalogue [published] on the occasion of an exhibition [at Bowdoin] of Shaker art, furniture, and ob...
An overview of the earliest newspaper accounts of the Shakers, paying particular attention to how th...
The Shaker Ministry considered certain texts to have a substantial sacred value and esteemed them as...
William Scales is an elusive and intriguing figure in the history of early Shakerism. Scales was not...
This is a list of collections in the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives holdings of WKU’s Department of...
The Shakers were ever changing their policies and daily practices. To imagine that the Shakers never...
"William Van Norden, print."--Verso of title page (p. [2]).Attributed to Barnabas Bates. Cf. Richmon...
Finding aid and scan (Click on additional files below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 356. Lette...
Photographs of rare (and in some cases probably unknown) Shaker ephemera from the uncataloged collec...
Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions Harvard Shaker Labels. By M. Stephen Miller Earlie...
A reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Gazette, and the Country Journal. June 15, 1789. Iss...
The Oneida Community and Shaker collections in the George Arents Research Library complement each ot...
Publication announcement and order form for Visiting the Shakers, 1778-1849, edited by Glendyne Werg...
New Publications from Richard W. Couper Press Carol Medlicott, “Partake a Little Morsel”: Popular ...
In public papers before 1785, a kind word about the Shakers is rarely to be found. As the Shakers mo...
Catalogue [published] on the occasion of an exhibition [at Bowdoin] of Shaker art, furniture, and ob...
An overview of the earliest newspaper accounts of the Shakers, paying particular attention to how th...
The Shaker Ministry considered certain texts to have a substantial sacred value and esteemed them as...
William Scales is an elusive and intriguing figure in the history of early Shakerism. Scales was not...
This is a list of collections in the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives holdings of WKU’s Department of...
The Shakers were ever changing their policies and daily practices. To imagine that the Shakers never...
"William Van Norden, print."--Verso of title page (p. [2]).Attributed to Barnabas Bates. Cf. Richmon...
Finding aid and scan (Click on additional files below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 356. Lette...