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Broadside. AL TERROR DE IBERIA, VENCEDOR EN TAMPICO: AL GENIO DE LA LIBERTAD, AL INMORTAL SANTA-ANNA. Por la Paz conseguida con la colocación del Escmo. Sr. D MANUEL GOMEZ PEDRAZA, en la silla, como legítimo Presidente de los Estados-Unidos Mexicanos. Marcha que ha de cantarse el jueves 17 de enero de 1833 en el Teatro de los Gallos, por un Veracruzano…".
In the Presidential elections of the Mexican Republic in 1829, Manuel Gómez Pedraza emerged victorious to succeed General Guadalupe Victoria, however, the Congress voided the election, and Generals Antonio de Santa Anna, Lorenzo de Zavala, and José María Lobato, did not allow Pedraza to take possession. In 1832 Santa-Anna changed his mind and decided to return the presidency to Gómez Pedraza, he held the presidency for only 3 months, and on March 1, 1833, Antonio López de Santa Anna was elected president, this was the first of half a dozen times in which he was president.
This March is a song in support and with great admiration, especially… Read More

Stock Certificate N° 102165
Colonizadora De La Guinea Continental, S.A. "COGUISA". Share of 50 Pesetas issued in Bata in 1955. Nice design of work in the woods. Fine copy.
COGUISA was a forest exploitation company incorporated in 1929, in the former Spanish Equatorial Guinea.

Album El Paso 1900 with 22 photographs. On the inside of the back cover, the following dedication: "Dec. 25, 1900. A Merry Christmas to Jennie and Frank. Mother".
Each photograph has a description: Mrs. A Pierce; Alberta Pierce; pleasures of housekeeping; Alberta Pierce; Mr. J S Soden; Mr. J S Soden in his room with his work; City Hall El Paso Tex; Port office El Paso Tex; Court House El Paso, Tex; Sisters of Charity's Hospital El Paso, Tex; Entrance to Plaza, El Paso Tex; Plaza and Ali…; Natatorium El Paso Tex; Chapultepec City of Mexico; Main street in Juarez Me.; A Catholic Church 8 hundred years old Mex; Blind beggar in Mex; A street scene in Mex; the way of carrying wood in Mex; carrying water in Mex; Pig skin for gathering Pulquey Mex; and Indians woman in Mex.