Omaha: 1872. Small broadside, 8.25 x 5.5 inches. Previously folded. A couple of minor nicks at edges. Light tanning. The organizers of a Nebraska lottery for the benefit of the Mercy Hospital in Omaha advertise ticket sales in this March 28, 1872, broadside. James Monroe Pattee, known as the "Lottery..... More

[Greenwood, Ks. 1856]. Broadside, approximately 12 x 7.75 inches. Previously folded. Minor wear. Slight discoloration at center of sheet. A scarce, early Kansas imprint, comprising a certificate of stock ownership in the Woodson Town Association. The group was formed in Greenwood, the seat of Greenwood County, which neighbors Woodson County..... More

[Fort Meade?]: 1891. [3]pp. on a folded quarto sheet. Light creasing and minor soiling. Roster of the non-commissioned officers of the Eighth Cavalry, listing name, rank, and date of appointment. The list is divided into sections by troop (A through K), as well as the Hospital Corps, Non-Commissioned Staff, and..... More

Fort Worth: 1877. Broadside, 11 x 8.5 inches. Previously folded. Two very short separations at top edge. Light tanning. This handbill, dated June 4, 1877, announces the closing of the California and Texas Bank and the formation of a new entity, the City National Bank of Fort Worth. The directors..... More

Puebla: 1830-1870. Forty-one broadsides, most measuring approximately 12 x 8 inches, many larger. Stab holes at left margin where previously bound; larger broadsides folded to fit a folio volume. Some wear and chipping at edges, occasionally heavier. Scattered, occasionally crude, tape repairs. Light tanning and scattered foxing. A large and..... More

[Veracruz? 1915]. Large broadside, approximately 24 x 17 inches. Previously folded. Minor wear and dust soiling at edges. Weak along folds, with some separation along horizontal folds and a couple of minor losses at fold points, only affecting one or two letters. A few unobtrusive tape repairs on blank verso..... More

[San Francisco? 1890]. Twelve handbills, each approximately 9 x 6 inches, plus 7pp. pamphlet and three small promotional cards. Mounted to card backings. Several chips and short closed tears at edges. Tanned. An interesting series of twelve small broadsides or handbills relating to the 1890 California state elections, in which..... More

[Various places. ca. 1910-1920]. Sixteen real photo postcards. Light wear and soiling. Some cards with manuscript notation and postmarks. An assortment of real photo postcards depicting First Peoples on the Canadian Plains, primarily in Alberta but also at least one noted as Winnipeg. Half the images have locations noted, and..... More

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