Ciudad Victoria: [Samuel Bangs], 1828. [4]pp., on a bifolium. Previously bound, with stab holes at gutter margin. Moderate wear at edges, with a few losses and separation along fold, not affecting text. Light dust soiling and foxing. A scarce proposal to address budgetary deficits through tax policy in the Mexican..... More

Monterrey, Mexico: Sept. 5, 1865. [2]pp., on a small folio sheet. Previously folded, with short closed tear near old fold at upper right corner. A few other very minor losses, slightly affecting text. Light tanning, an occasional fox mark. An engaging letter from Monterrey dated September 5, 1865, by Les..... More

Denton, Tx. 1920-1938. [131]pp. Typescript on rectos only. Folio sheets, loose. Light wear and soiling, primarily at edges. Manuscript corrections and notations throughout. An apparently unpublished typescript of a story about ranch life in Texas at the turn of the century. There is substantial detail about ranch life, farming practices..... More

Tyler: Published by the Author, 1928. 208pp. Lacks pp.61-62. Original red cloth, cover gilt. Moderate soiling and wear, corners bumped. Minor scattered soiling, but contents generally clean. Community cook book compiled by Mary Davenport Bonner, who solicited recipes from a number of "club women" from across the country. Recipes are..... More

Mexico City: En la Oficina de D. Alejandro Valdes, impresor de Camara del Imperio, 1822. 12pp. Small quarto. Tasteful modern calf, front board gilt lettered. Light wear to spine and edges. Top edge trimmed, somewhat affecting pagination. Light tanning; light foxing at edges. The rare first report on the outer..... More

Austin: E.L. Steck, 1915. [22]pp. Oblong octavo. Original green printed wrappers, string-tied. Light wear and chipping to edges, slightly faded. Internally clean. Handsome promotional work for the city of Austin, Texas, compiled and published by the American National Bank on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary. The work is extensively..... More

New Orleans: Pelican Job Print, 1867. Broadside, 9.75 x 7.75 inches. Quarto on a folded folio sheet. Old fold lines. Minor soiling. Broadside circular advertising the services of James W. Price, "merchandise and produce broker" located at No. 34 Tchoupitoulas Street in New Orleans. The text reads: "I will give..... More

Mexico City: January 13, 1847. Broadside, 18.5 x 11.25 inches. Old folds, unevenly trimmed along left edge, moderate foxing. A rare broadside printing of an important Mexican legal decree involving the raising of funds to continue the Mexican-American War, issued by the Governor of the Mexico City Federal District, Juan..... More

[San Luis Potosi]: Imprenta del Gobierno, 1841. [2],41pp. 20th-century tan polished calf stamped in gilt on the front cover. Small ex-libris bookplate of prominent Mexican academic Jesus Reyes Heroles on front free endpaper, his initials stamped in gilt on front cover. Minimal shelf wear. Internally clean. An exceedingly-rare work of..... 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

Mexico City: Impreso por J.MF. de Lara, 1836. 20pp. Modern red leather, gilt. Bookplate on front pastedown. Small patch of staining in gutter margin of title page and final leaf. Light tanning. A substantial address by the president of the Mexican congress to the country's people in response to their..... More

Mexico City: May 20, 1836. Broadside, approximately 12 x 8 inches. Short tear at upper right corner, unobtrusively repaired on blank verso. Minor dust soiling at edges. Rare broadside and first promulgation of this decree promising that the Mexican government will do all within its power to obtain the release..... More

Mexico City: 1836. Broadside, approximately 12 x 8.5 inches. Light chipping and wear at corners. A rare broadside that promulgates a decree from the Mexican federal government, ordering that foreign goods be allowed into the port of Matamoros in order to supply the army in the war against Texas. It..... More