Toluca: Juan Quijano, 1848. 8pp. Quarto. Original printed wrappers. Minor soiling and rumpling. A scarce Mexican protest pamphlet, railing against actions taken by United States occupation forces in redistricting Mexican state entities. The author here writes that even though war is barbarous, the victor should respect the rights of the..... More

Toluca: February 11, 1847. Broadside, 16.75 x 12 inches. Previously folded. Faint dampstaining at left corners. Two small wormholes, affecting one letter of text. Otherwise, minor edge wear and light dust soiling. Unrecorded printings of two decrees by the legislature of the State of Mexico at Toluca that sought to..... More

San Luis Potosi: September 18, 1847. Broadside, approximately 12 x 8.5 inches. Three small staples at left margin. Light wear and toning. Unrecorded bando printing of this emergency decree, originally issued September 14, 1847, stating that under the circumstances of the war with the United States, Santa Anna and the..... More

Mexico City: Imprenta del Aguila, 1846. 20pp. Original printed wrappers, Light creasing and dust soiling to wraps, faint dampstaining at lower edge. Even tanning. A rare example of this official rulebook for Mexican privateers, issued at the outbreak of the Mexican-American War. Approved by the Secretary of War and Marine..... More

Carmago, Mexico: June 21, 1847. [2]pp., in Spanish, on a single folded sheet, verso of integral leaf addressed on verso. Original mailing folds, mild wrinkling, minor toning to address panel, small chip to outer blank portion of integral leaf. A hand-carried letter from a Mexican merchant or lawyer named Francisco..... More

Mexico City: Imprenta de I. Cumplido, 1847. 12pp. 12mo. Dbd. Trimmed somewhat close at fore-edge. Closed tears from bottom edge of final three leaves near gutter margin. Light tanning. Amidst the Mexican-American War and rising unrest within the country, the Mexican government sought to pacify protests and create a sense..... More

[Xalapa]: Imprenta de Florencio Aburto, 1846. Broadsheet, approximately 12.5 x 9 inches. Light dampstaining and dustsoiling. Minor wear at edges. In a gilt lettered, quarter calf and cloth folder. A rare address circulated by Santa Anna shortly after he returned from exile to lead the Mexican military response in the..... More

Mexico City: 1847. [4]pp. Folio. 20th-century dyed calf, front board gilt lettered. Previously folded, with some creasing and small separation at old horizontal fold. Light tanning, scattered staining and soiling. Very scarce Spanish translation of General Zachary Taylor's official report to the United States Army on the Battle of Buena..... More