Heirlooms
Subtitle: a book of poems
By: by Benjamin Paul Blood ... ; compiled for Mary Eleanor Blood (Mrs. Francis Morris) in memory of her father
Publisher: Frederick S. Hills
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Pictorial works
Notes: Edited by John Edmund Willoughby, who wrote the forward.

Frontispiece is a portrait of Benjamin Paul Blood.

Attached to back endpaper is a long galley proof printing (41 x 10.2 cm, folded) of a poem by Blood entitled in type "Reverie", but amended in ms. to "One or Liberty A Reverie", and next to this amended title is written a quotation "Is't the King?" "Ay, every man a King ... Do not laugh at me!"; a manuscript poem, Thyreus, ca, 98 lines, written out in pencil on a long, narrow strip of paper (extended by another attached strip), ca. 88 x 11.5 cm, and signed at the end by Blood, attached to back endpaper at time of cataloging, detached and cataloged as MS Am 1452.1 (40); 2 letters from Benjamin Paul Blood in Amsterdam to academic Dr. C.F.M. McClumpha in Minneapolis, dated March 11 and April 3, 1905, inside a postmarked envelope addressed to McClumpha, inserted in book at time of cataloging, cataloged as MS Am 1452.1 (39). The letters have references to Blood's poem "Reverie" and to William James.

In orginal printed paper covers; in prefab, 28 cm.