San Salvador: 1833. Small broadside, 8.5 x 6.25 inches. Disbound, with small stab hole at gutter margin. Light wear and worming; two, slightly larger worm holes in lower margin, repaired with tape. Later bibliographical annotations in pencil. In this early Salvadoran broadside decree, the government nullifies the appointment of Atanacio..... More
San Salvador: May 25, 1843. Small broadside, approximately 8.5 x 6.5 inches. Minor creasing and soiling. Small broadside that asks for the revelation of the author of an anonymous, offending pamphlet and letter addressed to Isidro Viteri in San Salvador. Beyond the insults that must be corrected in the public..... More
[San Salvador?]: 1863. 4pp., on a bifolium. Folio. Portion of lower margin torn away, otherwise light edge wear. A fascinating and rather lengthy anti-Barrios address by his conservative opponents and would-be deposers in El Salvador. José Gerardo Barrios Espinoza was elected president of El Salvador in 1860, following several stints..... More
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[Washington DC: 1982]. Lithographic poster, 34 x 22.75 inches, printed on cheap paper. A few small chips and closed tears to edges, old folds, some light creasing. A striking poster advertising a "Mass Protest" in Washington, D.C. in support of El Salvador and "against the Reagan Policy of Oppression at..... More
[Chalchuapa, El Salvador: 1876]. [3]pp., on a bifolium. Folio. Crinkling and minor wear at edges. Faint dampstain to upper right corner. The president of Guatemala, Justo Rufino Barrios, invaded El Salvador in 1876, following the presidential election there. Barrios suspected that both the elected and former presidents had been harboring..... More