[San Salvador]: Impreso en los Talleres Tipgraficos de Diario Nuevo, [1943]. First Edition. Oblong octavo. 45 pp. Original printed green wrappers. Ex-library copy with accession and de-accession stamps to front. Wraps lightly edgeworn with some fading. A manifesto from the Nicaraguan-born poet and essayist, and published here with..... More

[Mexico]: Tezontle, 1954. Later Edition, Limited to 1000 copies. Small, slim octavo (18cm.); publisher's tan printed wrappers; 139pp. Textblock very lightly toned, else a Near Fine, unopened example with errata slip laid in. Inscribed and signed by the author on front free endpaper. Essay collection by the notable..... More

Mexico: Los Presentes, 1954. First Edition Stated. Small, slim octavo (18cm.); publisher's cream pictorial card wrappers printed in black and fuchsia; [4],74pp. Wrappers lightly rubbed and dust-soiled, textblock starting to separate from wrappers along front hinge, else a Good to Very Good, internally fresh and unopened copy with errata slip..... More

Barranquilla, Colombia: Editorial ACO, [1972]. First Edition, Limited to 999 copies of which this is no. 938. Large slim folio (34cm.); publisher's white and yellow pictorial card wrappers, French flaps; 76pp.; color illus. throughout. Wrappers a bit soiled and rubbed along margins, brief foxing to upper cover, old strip of..... More

Madrid? Iberdrola, [1997]. First Edition. Large square quarto; publisher's cloth in glossy photo-illustrated dust jacket; 335pp.; photographic illus. throughout. Very light shelf wear, corners nudged, else a Very Good or better copy. More

Madrid: Libreria de la Viuda de Hernando Y Cia, 1892. First Edition. Octavo. 647 pp. Profusely illustrated with over 450 black and white illustrations. Green cloth stamped in black and gilt; light green endpapers. Light wear to edges and joints with a couple minor scuffs to boards. Binding is sound..... More

Madrid: Revista Geografica Española, 1958. Octavo; unpaginated [220pp in this copy, see full description]. Tipped-in sepia frontispiece; 38 full-color tipped-in plates; 56 full-page B&W photogravure reproductions of paintings; 24 full-page B&W reproductions of drawings; 67 smaller B&W drawing reproductions (1/4, 1/2, or 3/4 page) embedded within text. Entirely in Spanish..... More

[Mexico]: Ediciones ERA, [1969]. Third Edition. Small quarto; publisher's boards in pictorial dust jacket; 662pp. Jacket quite chipped and worn at margins with several closed tears and wrinkling, boards bumped and rubbed with brief exposure at spine ends and corners, ownership signature to front free endpaper, else a Good to..... More

Bogota, Colombia: Editorial Oveja Negra, 1986. First Thus. 12mo. 23 pp. Illustrated stapled wraps. Original Spanish text with English translation facing. Light rubbing and toning to wraps. Binding is sound and pages unmarked. Marquez's speech centers on the issue of nuclear disarmament. A Very Good copy. More

Mexico: Imprenta de Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, 1904. Original illustrated broadsheet (28x18cm). Printed on plum newsprint; text and illustrations within a plain border. Illustration of a man talking to women to front; a woman and cat dancing together to rear. Trimmed along edge; light toning and a few minor nicks; Very..... More

Zaragoza et al: v.p., ca. 1930s. Collection of twelve real photo postcards; light wear and a hint of dust-soil, else a Very Good or better collection. One example with the rubberstamp of Zaragoza photographer J. Elosúa, "Fotógrafo Taurino"; another with the rubberstamp of a Pamplona photographer (Gerardo Zaragu[?]); the remaining..... More

Madrid: Biblioteca Romanica Hispanica / Editorial Gredos, 1968. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's cream wrappers lettered in red and black; 246,[8]pp. Light shelf wear, textblock slightly starting to separate from wrappers, very occasional ink underlining throughout, else a Very Good, still bright and attractive copy. Inscribed and signed by Alazraki on..... More

Mexico: Imprenta de Antonio Vanegas Arroyo, [1914]. Original illustrated broadsheet (26.5x17.5cm). Printed on green newsprint; text and illustrations within a decorative border. Illustration of Mancera with a guitar is attributed to Posada though the OCLC records date publication to a year after his death. Trimmed, chipped, and toned along edges;..... More