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MEXICO, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND TYPICAL CITY IN AMERICA. Mexico: Zig-Zag. (c. 1935). Beautiful stiff paper color wrappers. 64 pages, dates not examined

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GENERAL, dates not examined

Butterfield, Carlos. UNITED STATES AND MEXICO. COMMERCE, TRADE, AND POSTAL FACILITIES BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES. STATISTICS OF MEXICO. New York: Hasbrouck & Co, 1861. 188 pages. Black cloth; stained, lacking the map. Second edition, dates not examined

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REPORTS FROM THE CONSULS OF THE UNITED STATES ON THE COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES, ETC. OF THEIR CONSULAR DISTRICTS. Washington: G.P.O., 1882. 369 pages. Wrappers. With an interesting nine page article by David Strother on "Living in the City of Mexico, dates not examined

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Three sheet A.L.S. Written in 1885, by H. H. H. to his sister, describing his trip from the States to Durango, Mexico and inspection of iron mines he which he had invested, dates not examined

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Printed promotional letter for "The Mexican Financier" sent to the Logan Silk Works, Auburn, New York, June 14, 1885. "Accompanied by a four page testimonial for the paper, noting "That by the terms of the postal treaty between the United States and Mexico, we have been enabled to reduce the subscription price of "The Mexican Financier." To six dollars per annum, dates not examined

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Corthell, Elmer. THE ATLANTIC & PACIFIC SHIP-RAILWAY ACROSS THE ISTHMUS OF TEHUANTEPEC, IN MEXICO. CONSIDERED COMMER-CIALLY, POLITICALLY & CONSTRUCTIVELY. N.p., 1886. 80 pages. Illustrated. Wrappers, dates not examined

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Howell, E. J. MEXICO: ITS PROGRESS AND COMMERCIAL POSSIBIL-ITIES. London: Whittingham & Co, 1892. 203 pages. Large folding map (torn). Dark green cloth with silver lettering, hinges starting, dates not examined

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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. TRAVELERS CHEQUES. LIST OF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS. 1895. Small 48 page pamphlet listing "foreign correspondents and hotels cashing American Express Company travelers cheques." Listed are 26 correspondents for Mexico, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

EXPRESS WELLS, FARGO Y CIA. Guanajuato, Mexico. 1895 and 1896. Two receipts from this major shipping firm. Tax stamp and cancellation on verso, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

MEXICAN COFFEE CULTURE AND TROPICAL FARMING. Mexican National Railroad, 1897. 64 pages. With folding map showing the coffee growing regions of Mexico. Issued as a promotional for the International Land and Colonization Company, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Important group of 12 stereographs showing views of the Fabrica de San Antonio, in Queretaro, Mexico, 1898. Each is neatly captioned in ink on the verso. Shown are Exterior views, the interior workshops, stoking the furnaces, the machinery for weaving and the rolling and folding of cloth. A beautiful set, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

THE CHIAPAS RUBBER PLANTATION AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. San Francisco, circa 1900. 40 pages. Wrappers. A handsome promotional for investment in this southern Mexican plantation, dates not examined

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THE TABASCO COMMERCIAL COMPANY. (Hartford, circa 1900). 16 pages. Illustrated. Land investment promotional in this rubber producing region, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

A nice group of 14 Mexican stock certificates for various mining operations. Issued from 1896-1918, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

HOW TO SHIP TO MEXICO VIA EL PASO AND TAMPICO. Mexican Central Railway Co., circa 1900. 38 pages + folding map, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

PROSPECTUS OF THE TABASCO AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. San Francisco, 1901. 39 pages. Illustrated, dates not examined

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THE MASSEY-GILBERT BLUE BOOK OF MEXICO. A DIRECTORY IN ENGLISH OF THE CITY OF MEXICO. Mexico: Massey-Gilbert Company, 1901. 272 pages. With a profusion of pictorial ads. Blue cloth with gold lettering. Accompanied by a post-card soliciting "your name" for this 1901 edition, dates not examined

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ALS on Hotel Mexico, Oaxaca letterhead, with accompanying envelope. Mar. 26, 1903. The writer is heading back to Mexico City. "My affairs are becoming complicated some law suits initiated by two Americans to whom we have been sold and of some of our promising copper claims by our own Mexicans whom we foolishly trusted, dates not examined

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CHAMELA LUMBER AND COMMERCIAL COMPANY. (Los Angeles: Jeffries Co., 1903). 12 pages. Wrappers. A call for investors to the company's land located at Chamela Bay in the state of Jalisco, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Dwight, Arthur. A GLOSSARY OF SPANISH-AMERICAN MINING AND METALLURGICAL TERMS. New York: American Institute of Mining Engineers, 1903. 96 pages. Cloth, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

WHAT OTHERS SAY OF BUENA VISTA PLANTATION. Buena Vista Mexico, Elkhart, Ind. Circa 1905. 34 pages. Testimonials for the land development in the southern part of the State of Vera Cruz, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Coffee Plantation, Chiapas]. A group of 77 unmounted photographs, from 5 ½ x 3 ½ inches to 6 ½ x 4 ½ inches. Each is captioned on the verso in German. A number are handstamped "Luttmann & Edelmann, Cafetal Hamburgo. Tapachula, Chiapas o- Mex." Shown are the grounds and buildings of this plantation. There are views of burrows loaded with coffee sacks, workers processing beans and members of the owners family, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

FITZGERRELL'S GUIDE TO TROPICAL MEXICO. A WEALTH OF SOIL UNEQUALED. Mexico: James J. Fitzgerrell, 1905. 138 pages. Illustrated. Modern red calf backed boards; minor soiling, dates not examined

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FITZGERRELL'S GUIDE TO MEXICO. THE TROPICS AND HIGHLANDS. NEW HOMES IN A LAND OF GREAT OPPORTUNITIES. Mexico, 1906. 181 pages. Profusely illustrated. Wrappers. Third edition. A great promotional for agricultural lands, dates not examined

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Trentini, Francisco. EL FLORECIMIENTO DE MEXICO. EDICION ILUSTRADA. Mexico: Tipografia de Bouligny & Schmidt Sucs., 1906. 232 + 296 pages. Two volumes bound as one. Texts in Spanish and English. Profusely illustrated from photographs, some folding. Folio, gray cloth. A wealth of commercial information, compiled under the Auspices of the "Asociacion Financiera Internacional, dates not examined

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"BEHOLD! I WILL SHOW YOU A BEAUTIFUL LAND" MEXICO. (Kansas City: Mexico International Land Company, circa 1907). Large 40 page brochure, profusely illustrated. Promoting land at the Isthmus of Tehuantapec, dates not examined

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THE TAMPICO FRUIT CO. OWNERS AND DEALERS IN MEXICAN LANDS. Salt Lake City: Tampico Fruit Co., (1907). 35 pages. Illustrated and with a map. Pictorial wrappers, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Malcolmson, A.W. THE BLUE BOOK OF MEXICO FOR 1907-8. A DIRECTORY IN ENGLISH OF THE CITY OF MEXICO. Mexico: The Blue Book Co. of Mexico, (1907). 275 pages. With a profusion of advertisements. Blue with gold lettering, dates not examined

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Southworth, John. THE OFFICIAL MINING DIRECTORY OF MEXICO. HISTORY, GEOLOGY, ANCIENT MINING, AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MINING PROPERTIES OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO. Mexico, 1908. About 250 pages. Text in Spanish and English. Illustrated throughout from photographs. Folio, red cloth, dates not examined

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TAMPICO. THE LOGICAL COMMERCIAL CENTER OF MEXICO. (Tampico: Tampico Real Estate & Investment Co. circa 1910?). 8 pages. Wrappers, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

MIRAVAL. AN IDEAL PLACE FOR COTTAGES, VILLAS AND BUNG-ALOWS. HINTS TO CITY DWELLERS. Mexico: The American Press, 1907. 32 pages. Illustrated. Land promotional for development at Cuernavaca, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

A group of three small pamphlets issued by Richard E. Chism, Mexican Attorney at law, on Patents and Trade Marks. Mexico City, 1907 and 1909, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Typed letter on MEXICO-UNITED STATES LAND & IMMIGRATION CORPORATION stationary. Shawnee, Okla., March 13, 1908. Discusses a trip to view land near Tampico Mexico, dates not examined

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1895-1910. ALBUM OF THE AMERICAN CLUB, CITY OF MEXICO. ITS ORIGIN, HISTORY AND ROSTER OF MEMBERS. ILLUSTRATED. Mexico: Frank V. Webb, (1911?). Extensive biographies and profusely illustrated with portraits by Clarke's Photo Studio, Mexico City. Brown calf with gilt lettering; all edges gilt; expertly repaired, dates not examined

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REVISTA DEL EJERCITO Y MARINA. (Mexico), Marzo, 1917. Illustrated. Wrappers, dates not examined

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[OIL EXPLORATION, circa 1920]. Album of 40 tipped in gelatin silver photographs, each with a mounted typed caption below, describing the views. The photographs measure 6 ½ x 5 inches. Shown are a number of villages in the Tampico region, natural asphalt seepage sites, oil spills on beaches and land, plus oil rigs, and refineries, dates not examined

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CERRO AZUL NO. 4. WORLD'S GREATEST OIL WELL. Mexican Petroleum Company, circa 1920. 18 pages. Reproduces photographs of the building of the derrick, the gushing of the well and the final capping, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

[OIL EXPLORATION]. A fascinating group of 26 stereo photographs showing the oil fields, wells and workers in the Tampico oil region during the 1920's. Each stereo is captioned and signed "Proiedad Osborn Copyright" on the face and hand stamped by the Fox Co. of San Antonio, Texas on the verso. Some of the towns and oil fields shown are Zacamixla, Toteca, and Amatlan, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

PUERTOS-LIBRES-MEXICANOS. SALINA CRUZ, PUERTO MEXICO, MATIAS ROMERO, TOPOLOBAMPO. (n.p., circa 1920.). 50 pages. Illustrated with color maps and from photographs. Pictorial wrappers, dates not examined

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MAKING MONEY IN MEXICO. Compania Okay de Mexico, San Antonio Texas, (1921). Large folding broadsheet accompanied by application form and original mailing envelope. A prospectus for their operations in the San Pedro River Valley district of Acaponeta, state of Nayarit, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Cleland, Robert Glass. THE MEXICAN YEAR BOOK. THE STANDARD AUTHORITY ON MEXICO. 1920-21. Los Angeles: Mexican Year Book Publishing Co., 1922. 524 pages. Folding map. Half brown morocco; gilt lettering on spine; minor wear, dates not examined

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MEXICO. SUS RECURSOS NATURALES SU SITUACION ACTUAL. HOMENAJE AL BRASIL EN OCCASION DEL PRIMER CENTENARIO DE SU INDEPENDENCIA. 1822-1922. Mexico, Edicion de la Secretaria de Industria, Comercio 7 Trabajo, 1922. 328 pages. Extensively illustrated from photographs. Calf-backed boards. An important source, dates not examined

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MEMORIA DE LA SECRETARIA DE COMMUNICACIONES Y OBRAS PUBLICAS. Mexico: Talleres Graficos de la Nacion, 1924. 146 pages, plus numerous folding charts. Illustrated. Folio, wrappers with die-cut cover. Government report on the departments of water, roads, telegraph, monuments, etc, dates not examined

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de Vivanco, Aurelio. BAJA CALIFORNIA AL DIA / LOWER CALIFORNIA UP TO DATE. (n.p., 1924). 580 pages. Texts in Spanish and English. Profusely illustrated from photographs. Folio, wrappers; spine worn. A cross between an industrial promotional and a mug book, dates not examined

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BORDER FORWARDING AGENCY. Circa 1925. Small four page brochure for this freight handling agency from Lorado, Texas, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Filsinger, Ernst. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' GUIDE TO LATIN AMERICA. Washington: Governement Printing Office, 617 pages. Folding map in rear pocket. Cloth. Second edition, dates not examined

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEIXCO. INDUSTRIES OF THE WEST COAST OF MEXICO. Guadalajara, (1929). 27 pages, with map on rear wrapper, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Balme, Juan. ALGUNOS DATOS ACERCA DEL CULTIVO DE FRUTALES Y DE SU PORVENIR EN MEXICO. Mexico: Propaganda Fruticola de los Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico. (1933). 76 pages. Description of the fruit industry in Mexico. Included are five tipped in color plates of various fruits, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

ILLINOIS JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. Chicago, August, 1935. 8 pages. Illustrated. Self wrappers. Offprint of article on Mexico by Arnold Joerns, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

Hoover, H. S. THE RESOURCES OF MEXICO. (Chicago: Hoover, 1935). 47 pages. Illustrated. Wrappers, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

CUSI MEXICANA MINING COMPANY. REPORT. Duluth, (1936). Twenty pages with large folding map in rear pocket. Wrappers. The mines were in Cusihuirachic, Chihuahua, Mexico, dates not examined

Box 13, Case a

THE TRUE FACTS ABOUT THE EXPROPRIATION OF THE OIL COMPANIES' PROPERTIES IN MEXICO. Mexico City: Government of Mexico, 1940. 271 pages. Wrappers. With a complimentary slip and the handstamp of Albert T. Roche, a successful San Francisco Lawyer, dates not examined

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COMMERCE, INDUSTRY & IMMIGRATION, dates not examined

BOOKS, dates not examined

March, 1947, dates not examined

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March, 1953, dates not examined

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November, 1958, dates not examined

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November, 1959, dates not examined

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October, 1962, dates not examined

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July, 1958, dates not examined

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HOLIDAY, dates not examined

October, 1938. With a cover by Miguel Covarrubias, dates not examined

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FORTUNE MAGAZINE, dates not examined

April, 1926, dates not examined

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THE MENTOR, dates not examined

October, 1907, dates not examined

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MEXICO THE MAGAZINE, dates not examined

April, 1947, dates not examined

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THE STUDIO, dates not examined

October, 1935, dates not examined

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REAL MEXICO, dates not examined

February, 1939, dates not examined

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May, 1942, dates not examined

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MODERN MEXICO, dates not examined

March, 1946, dates not examined

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January, 1947, dates not examined

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[The New Yorkers have extraordinary covers relating to tourism in Mexico], dates not examined

NEW YORKER, dates not examined

December/January, 1967, dates not examined

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VENTURE, dates not examined

May, 1914, dates not examined

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, dates not examined

December, 1919, dates not examined

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April, 1926. 1st.appearance in print of D.H. Lawrence "The Gentle Art of Marketing in Mexico" Later collected in "Mornings in Mexico", dates not examined

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November, 1958, dates not examined

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TRAVEL, dates not examined

September, 1968, dates not examined

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LOOK, dates not examined

August, October, December, 1967, dates not examined

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MEXICAN WORLD The Voice Of Latin America, dates not examined

January - November, 1948, dates not examined

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January-February, 1949, dates not examined

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MEXICAN LIFE. MEXICO'S MONTHLY REVIEW, dates not examined

MEXICAN REVIEW. REVISTA MEXICANA, dates not examined

May, June , July, August, September, November, 1919, dates not examined

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January, February, March, April, October, November, December, 1920, dates not examined

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January-December, 1921, dates not examined

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Some soiling, chipping, and tearing, dates not examined

"The Only Periodical Giving Mexican News in English" In English and Spanish, dates not examined

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