Mexico: Imprenta de la “Voz de México”, 1874. Read More about Recepción hecha en Toluca al Illmo. y Rmo. Sr. D. fray Ramón M. de San José, obispo "in...

New York: June 4, 1964. Aldolfo Best-Maugard (1891-1964) was a Mexican painter and author of “An Approach to Creative Design” (1925). He established and promoted a new drawing teaching method, based on popular art elements and on the study of pre-Columbian forms, that was part of the nationalistic environment of..... Read More about Portrait photograph of Adolfo Best-Maugard

Salem, Mass: Printed at London: Reprinted at Salem, by Joshua Cushing for Cushing & Appleton, 1803. First American edition. Read More about The True History of the Conquest of Mexico by Captain Bernal Diaz del Castillo, One of the...

Brussels: Imprimerie Polleunis, Ceuterick, et Lefébure, 1888. First seperate edition. Read More about Archéologie et Bibliographie Mexicaines

Hacienda Rosendal, Tantojón, Pánuco, V[era].C[ruz], Mexico: January 17, 1896. In praise of three California huntresses. A charming tribute with subtle overtures from three Swedish bachelors living in Mexico to three California sisters whose hunting prowess was described in an article in the "Mexican Herald." Headlined "Three California Dianas. They Kill..... Read More about Autograph letter signed by Guido de Voltaire, Edward Thimgren & A. Rahm, to the sisters...

London: R. B. Seeley and W. Burnside, 1836. First edition. Charles Latrobe (1801-1875) was born in London and came to America in 1832. After visiting the chief cities in the States, he sailed down the Mississippi to New Orleans, and, in company with Washington Irving, struck out across the prairies..... Read More about The Rambler in Mexico

Hartford: S. Drake and Company, 1853. First edition. Read More about Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and...

Washington: Beverly Tucker, 1854. First edition, Senate issue. Investigation of the spurious claims of Gardiner and Mears for alleged destruction of Mines in San Luis Potosi during the Mexican War. Read More about Report of the Select Committee of the Senate in Relation to the Proceedings of the Board of...

New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1884. Second edition, revised. HENRY SMITH PRITCHETT'S COPY. HENRY SMITH PRITCHETT'S COPY with his signature, Washington University, St. Louis, 1885 July on endpaper. Pritchett, the eminent American astronomer was at this time the Professor and Observatory Director at Washington University where he remained until..... Read More about Appleton's Guide to Mexico, including a Chapter on Guatemala and an English-Mexican Vocabulary

Paris: Baudry's European Library, No. 3, Quai Malaquais, 1844. First French edition. From Baudry's Collection of ancient and western British Authors Nos. 395 to397. Read More about History of the Conquest of Mexico, with a preliminary view of the Ancient Mexican Civilization,...

San Augustin de las Cuevas [Tlalpan]: Imprenta del Gobierno, 1827. Important Printing of the Congressional Decrees Following Independence. Congress began its activities on February 24 and closed on June 2 of the same year, 1827. Among the earliest items printed by the government of the State of Mexico. Read More about Coleccion de Decretos y Ordenes del Primer Congreso Constitutional de Mexico. Tomo Ie

New York: The Derrydale Press, Christmas, 1928. First Edition, number 7 of 100 copies. "On June 19th, 1916, the National Guard was called into Active Service with the prospect of being sent into Mexico. I was...a member...in the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry." This copy has bookstamp of George C...... Read More about War without Fighting

New York: Harcourt Brace, [1929]. First edition. Presentation Copy with Original Photograph. SIGNED by Rivera on the front free endpaper for "Senorita Vail" in memory of a visit to her home, dated 13 November 1931. Laid in loose is a vintage photograph (3 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches) of Laurence..... Read More about The Frescoes of Diego Rivera