Rio de Janeiro: Sociedade Anonyma Brazilian American, 1924. First edition. Saddle-stapled, folio-size magazine; 54 pp.; profusely illustrated. This scarce issue of the Brazilian American features "The Amazon Rubber Survey: The Brazilian and American Commissions" by W. L. Schurz, which include many black & white photographs of Dr. Schurz's expedition; "Culture... More about Brazilian American: The Business Builder of Brazil, Vol. 9, No. 222, January 26, 1924

New York: Louis Carrier & Co, 1928. First edition. 8vo; black cloth boards stamped in red, red topstain and endpapers, 415 pp, photographic frontis of General Calles, 27 photographs. An account by the intrepid Northern Irish born journalist, Francis McCullagh, of the anticlericalism of the “half-savage Dictator,” President Plutarco Elías..... More about Red Mexico: A Reign of Terror in America

New York: Agora Publishing Co., [1945]. First edition thus. 8vo; stapled wrappers printed in blue, 12 pp, one illustration, two photographs. Reprinted from “The Converted Catholic Magazine,” the author outlines the Catholic Church’s role in the establishment of fascism in Argentina following the military coup of 1943. Browning to wrappers..... More about Clerical Fascism in Argentina

[Pennsylvania]: Hon. Daniel H. Hastings, 1898. First edition. One leaf folded to make two pages; illustration. Some grubbiness and soiling, still Very Good. A warning written for soldiers about the poisonous Manchineal tree, which grows along the Sea Shore in Cuba, and the West India Islands. The author describes the... More about Soldiers! Beware of the Manchineal Tree!!

Editorial Alas, 1946. First Spanish language edition. Plain wrappers (6” x 8 ¾”) printed in blue, 183, [9] pp. Some toning and smudging to wrappers, but a VG+ copy. Only eight copies of this edition found in WorldCat institutions. In Spanish.Ten short stories by the enigmatic B. Traven translated from... More about Una Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos