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472

(MEXICO—1849.)

Plan para la defensa de los estados invadidos por los

bárbaros.

27, [4] pages. 8vo, original printed wrappers, minor wear. Not in Palau, none

known at auction.

México: Ignacio Cumplido, 1849

[300/400]

473

(MEXICO—1859.) Lassépas, Ulises Urbano.

De la colonizacion de la Baja

California.

249, [1] pages. Small folio, contemporary

1

/

2

calf, moderate wear; hinges split,

moderate foxing; early owner’s signatures on flyleaf and first page, small inked “MM”

stamps on verso of title and page 52. Palau 132763; Sabin 39137.

México:Vicente García Torres, 1859

[500/750]

474

(MEXICO—1865.) Esteva, José María.

Memoria sobre la pesca de la perla

en la Baja California.

3 folding maps. 27 pages. 4to, laid in original blue wrappers,

unbound; minor wear to fore-edge; uncut, unopened. Not in Palau.

México:A. Boix, 1865

[250/350]

475

(MEXICO—1884.) Cházari, Estéban.

Piscicultura de agua dulce.

15 folding

plates. [6], lix, [3], 828 pages. Thick 8vo, contemporary

1

/

4

calf, moderate wear; wear to

some plates; inked binder’s stamp on front pastedown, early inscriptions on half-title, early

owner’s embossed stamp on title page. México: Secretaría de Fomento, 1884

[250/350]

471

(MEXICO—1844.)

Colección

de itinerarios para diferentes puntos

de la República Mexicana, formados

por la seccion de geografia y estadística

de la Plana Mayor del Ejército.

28, 9

pages. Folio, original printed wrappers,

moderate wear;a bit dog-eared,minimal foxing.

México: J.M. Lara, 1844

[1,200/1,800]

Of greatest interest is the 9-page appendix

which offers a series of detailed itineraries

between San Luis Potosí and various points in

Texas, accompanied by comments on the state of

the roads. For example, the itinerary from the

Rio Grande to Bejar concludes with comments

on Ciudad San Antonio Bejar: “Camino plano

por un llano llamado de Leon: el paso de este

rio es vadeable en las secas.” Mexico had just

recently invaded Texas in the Mier Expedition,

perhaps explaining why the military prepared

these detailed routes.

The 28-page first section consists entirely on tables

of distances between various cities in Mexico. Palau 56534; Streeter Texas II:1001. No other copies

known at auction.

WITH

—a separately printed double-page itinerary of two short routes from Veracruz

issued by the Seccion de Estadistica Militar, with the facing titles “Itinerario por Leguas de Veracruz a

Orizava” and “Itinerario por Leguas de Veracruz a Perote.” Minor dampstaining and wear; no other

copies traced.