Guanajuato: 1845. Deed granting urban lots and houses by Jose Luis Bribiesca, attorney for Asuncion Bribiesca, his niece, to Alejandro Guzman for 3,000 pesos. Before magistrate Agustin Avila. (Guanajuato), 13 June 1845. Quarto. Original handwritten documents, hand stitched sides. 24 pages, many on official letterhead. In excellent condition with light.....
Circa 1920. Two engraved cards, measuring 4.5 x 2" and 3.5 x 2", wit hthe names of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes and his wife, Madame de Cespedes. Offsetting and a hint of soiling to cards.
Mexico City: Imprenta De Ignacio Cumplido, 1846. 8vo, pp 91-186, printed front wrapper. Appears to be one part of a collection of Mexican laws. Appears to be missing pages at end, lacking rear wrapper, foxed, toned, and creased.
Veracruz, Mexico: Imprenta Veracruzana, 1860. 4tp, 16pp, wrappers. Official documents regarding President Santos Degollado's pacification plan to finish the War of Reform (Mexican civil war) with the support of the French and British governments. A very good copy with creasing, foxing, toning, damp stain to last leaf.
Cuba: 1939. One broadside, one four page leaflet, and one order form, together with original envelope. In very good condition with some toning.
Ciudad Victoria: Imprenta Del Gobierno A Cargo De F. Hernandez, 1857. Newspaper measuring 13 x 8", containing 4pp of text. Includes articles regarding political leaders in the region. A scarce periodical published between 1856 and 1861 on the government press in the capital of the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. Creased.....
Brazil: 1950s. Wooden souvenir photo album binding measuring 17 x 11.5", containing 127 images taken by an employee of the Brazil branch of the Firestone tire company. The majority of the images contain detailed captions on the backs. Begins with images of the Firestone headquarters in Sao Paulo and views.....
Picardias, Mexico: 1897. Original photo measuring 3.5 x 3.5" on larger mount, captioned on the back "Picardias, Mexico--Mar 1 1897 1:30 P.M. Peon House. Sleep on ground. Cook outdoors. Still with this crude manner of living the house had a new home sewing machine." Fading and wear to image.
Panama: Circa 1915. A collection of 40 black and white images measuring 7 x 5", depicting the American Military presence in the Panama C.Z. circa 1915. A collection of compelling early images, including depictions of amphibious vehicles, military bases, a Panama-Navy baseball game, scenes along the canal including images of.....
Havana: Imprenta del Gobierno y Capitania general por S.M., 1858. Quarto, 111. [3] pp. A Havana, Cuba imprint printing the government budget for the year 1858. Lacking rear cover and spine, front cover detached, disbound, tear to front endpaper.
Michigan: UMI Research Press, 1985. 192 pp, hardcover, a nice copy with area of staining to front cover.
Mexico: The Aztec, 1910. Third edition, 375pp plus ads, original green cloth. Binding worn and discolored, first and last couple of pages toned, slight chipping to margin of title page.
Rio De Janeiro: Typographia Americana De Jose Soares De Pinho, 1856. A description and analysis of the various structures and modes of "literature," by a notable Brazilian homeopath and historian who was influential in the development Brazilian historiography. To Moraes, "literature" was a broad subject that included Mythology, Grammar, Logic.....
New Haven: Yale University Press, 1934. Hardcover with no dust jacket, 285 pp. In very good condition with slight fading to spine, toning to pages, owner inscription to front end paper.
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Santiago De Chile: Talleres de la Empresa Zig-Zag, 1913. 8vo, original red cloth with black lettering and illustration; 599, [1]pp; large color folding map present. Numerous photographic illustrations.Covers soiled, ¾ inch closed tear to cloth at upper spine. Two closed tears to map where it attaches to book. Good+, clean.....
Mexico: Tip. De N. Chavez Y Comp. 1857. Octavo, 22pp, green printed wrappers. A pamphlet explaining the Mexican state's position on the newly raitified Constituion of 1857, arguing that the document did not go against Catholic principles. The Constitution sought to create separation between Church and State and no longer.....
Havana: 1829. 1pp, on engraved gubernatorial letterhead. Vives was a Spanish General, Ambassador to the United States, and Governor of Cuba. Toned, in excellent condition.
Richmond, Va/Texarkana, Ark-Tex: Prebyterian Board of Publication, Circa 1915. 8vo, 48pp, plain grey cloth. An account of American missionary activities in Brazil, with many illustrations from photographs. Minor wear to covers, very good overall.