[N.p., but likely Newton, Ma. n.d., likely 1939]. Carbon copy typescript, [29] leaves written on rectos only. Brad-bound in a contemporary green two-ring folder, title stamped in black on front cover. Minor staining on covers, moderate edge wear. A rare account of a thirty-three-day excursion through Mexico by the Appalachian..... More

Portland: 1907. 46,[1]pp. Narrow quarto. Original brown pictorial wrappers, printed in color, stapled. Some light wear, internally clean. With a second, folding brochure on rubber production. Brochure promoting rubber production in Mexico sponsored by an Oregon-based company. The title page lists the company's officers and directors, while the contents explain..... More

[Various locations in Texas, but mostly Mexico]: August 20-September 7, 1938. [34] leaves, illustrated with 107 mostly vernacular photographs with a handful of postcards, most with typed annotations pasted beneath the images, and a profusion of ephemeral items pasted in or pinned in with paper clips. Contemporary illustrated wooden binding..... More

Mexico City: Imprenta a Cargo de Jose Marquez, 1828. 32pp. Original printed self-wrappers. Toned, with scattered soiling and foxing, heavier to wraps. A Spanish translation of a description of Mexico, "As an Independent Nation -- A Description of Its Present Moral, Political, and Intellectual State," that first appeared in the..... More

Mexico City: Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, 1906. Broadsheet, approximately 15 x 11 inches. Matted. Closed tear at center of image, sympathetically repaired on verso. An unusual, double-sided Posada calavera, with numerous lively illustrations imagining the "Great Skeleton Ball" on Dia de los Muertos. "Several Posada plates have been combined to produce..... More

Mexico City: Imprenta Anotnio Vanegas Arroyo, 1894. Broadside, approximately 14.75 x 10.5 inches. Trimmed slightly close at top and left margins; three small wormholes, slightly affecting text. Light toning and dust soiling. A scarce example of this pseudo-periodical by Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, "Se publicará cuando los acontecimientos de sensación lo..... More

Mexico City: Imp. de Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, 1910. Broadsheet, approximately 16 x 12 inches. Minor wear at edges; small loss at left margin, not entering image area. Light toning and dust soiling. A fascinating "oracle" game, illustrated by Posada and published by Arroyo, that combines the prognostication concepts of modern-day..... More

Mexico City: 1911. Tricolor broadside, approximately 13.25 x 9.5 inches. A few small wormholes, slightly affecting text; minor chip at right edge. Light dust soiling and toning. Printed on thin paper. An attractive and scarce tricolor broadside, printed by renowned Mexican publisher of popular print, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, to honor..... More

Mexico City: Imprenta de, 1889. xii,237,[1]pp. Contemporary half calf and marbled boards, spine gilt. Moderate rubbing and scuffing to boards and edges, minor insect damage to spine and front board. Text moderately toned. A decidedly-rare Mexican Anti-Catholic work examining numerous aspects of Catholicism such as baptism, confirmation, penance, communion, marriage..... More

[Guanajuato: 1828]. [64]pp., including several interleaved blanks. Small quarto. Contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards; ledger binding with metal inserts running along gutter. Boards worn; marbled paper of front board partially torn away; spine leather scuffed. Manuscript title and annotation on blank following title page. Moderate tanning and dampstaining. A..... More

Mexico City: 1925-1926. Twenty-four issues, sixteen pages each, bound into contemporary three-quarter brown cloth and textured paper boards. Binding somewhat bumped and edge-worn, minor staining on rear board, some dust soiling. A few leaves with small closed tears or minor chipping, minor scattered foxing and toning, but mostly well preserved..... More

Mexico City: Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, [ca. 1913]. Broadside, approximately 16 x 12 inches. A few small nicks at edges; short closed tear near upper left corner. Light toning and dust soiling. A classic and scarce Posada calavera broadside that relates the famous tale of Don Juan and his battle with..... More

Mexico City: 1825. [2],xxvi,221,xi,[2]pp. 19th-century three-quarter Mexican calf and marbled boards, gilt leather spine label. Some scuffing to the spine, two partially-perished shelf marks on spine, minor rubbing to boards, edges and corners worn. Hinges a bit cracked but holding well, a handful of early leaves with contemporary manuscript notations..... More