Puebla: March 12, 1847. Broadside, 12.75 x 8.5 inches. Minor soiling and wear. A rare broadside that prints the thanks and admonitions of the Governor of Puebla, Domingo Ibarra, following an attempted insurrection there in late February and March 1847 during the Mexican-American War. The uprising was a part of..... More

Mexico City: 1765-1785. Thirty printed letters. Mostly single sheets, plus several bifolia. Light wear, occasionally heavier; scattered worming and soiling, occasionally affecting text. One bifolium heavily soiled, but entirely legible; one sheet with lower right corner town away, not affecting text. Numerous contemporary manuscript inscriptions, some quite extensive. A substantial..... More

Zacatecas: March 12, 1836. Broadside, 12 x 8.5 inches. Stab holes along left margin where previously bound. Small, contemporary manuscript annotation at center of top margin. Mild tanning. A scarce bando printed in Zacatecas, to promulgate a February 26, 1836, decree regarding the ongoing war with Apache tribes in northern..... More

Aberdeen: Daily News Print, 1894. [8]pp. on a folded sheet of pink paper. Minor wear, some light soiling to rear panel. Promotional brochure for South Dakota and the area around Aberdeen, the state's third most populous city. The "Big Five" Counties comprise Brown, Campbell, Edmunds, McPherson, and Walworth, sitting along..... More

Aberdeen: S.W. Narregang, [1894]. Broadside, 10.5 x 5 inches. Old fold lines, minor wear. Broadside advertising real estate investment in the fertile farm country of Brown County, South Dakota as offered for sale by S.W. Narregang. In addition to having over a million acres of the finest farm land, Brown..... More