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AMERICAN STAR, DAILY AMERICAN STAR & THE NORTH AMERICAN
Currency:USD
Category:Books / Antiquarian & Collectible
Start Price:4,000.00 USD
Estimated At:8,000.00 - 12,000.00 USD
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6,000.00USD+ buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.
This item SOLD at 2006 Nov 25 @ 14:05UTC-5 : EST/CDT
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AMERICAN STAR, DAILY AMERICAN STAR & THE NORTH AMERICAN - 57 ISSUES. PRINTED IN MEXICO: 1847. First Edition. Elephant Folio - over 15" - 23" tall. Ex-Library. Good to Very Good condition. Extremely important NEWSPAPER printed in Mexico during the time of the occupation of Mexico by the United States Army, their goal being to convince residents of the need to accept the U.S. terms for peace. The North American went so far as to pursue a propaganda campaign favoring annexation of all of Mexico by the United States. The American Star & The Daily American Star were published by Peoples & Barnard. The Northern American was edited by W.C. Tobey. Text is in English and Spanish with each issue being 4 pages (2 leaves) in a 4 column format. All dated 1847. At the back of the book are numerous Lithographs and Chromolithographs bound in. The only library markings are on the top of the first issue - in pencil. The binding is 3/4 leather and marbled paper, with backstrip lacking, covers detached, with covers showing wear/tear. The first several issue are disbound. The collation is as follows - The American Star Vol. 1 No. 7 Oct. 5, 1847 with tears & paper repairs; The Daily American Star Vol. 1 No. 11 Oct. 13, 1847 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 No. 13 Oct. 15 with edge paper repair affecting text; Vol. 1 No. 14 Oct. 16 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 No. 15 Oct. 17 with one page showing crease tear; Vol. 1 no. 16 Oct. 19 in Good cond; Vol. 1 no. 17 Oct. 20 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 18 Oct. 21 in VG cond. with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 19 Oct. 22 with light foxing & spot; Vol. 1 no. 20 Oct. 23 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 21 Oct. 24 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 22 Oct. 26 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 23 Oct. 27 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 24 Oct. 28 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 25 Oct. 29 in VG cond.; Vol.1 no. 26 Oct. 30 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no.28 Nov. 2 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 30 Nov. 4 with light foxing & crease starting; Vol. 1 no. 31 Nov. 5 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 32 Nov. 6 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 33 Nov. 7 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 34 Nov. 9 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 35 Nov. 10 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 36 Nov. 11 with small crease tear; Vol. 1 no. 37 Nov. 12 with light foxing and small hole; Vol. 1 no. 38 Nov. 13 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 39 Nov. 14 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 40 Nov. 16 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 41 Nov. 17 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 42 Nov. 18 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 44 Nov. 20 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 45 Nov. 21 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 46 Nov. 23 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 47 Nov. 24 with 2" tear to one page; Vol. 1 no. 48 Nov. 25 in VG condition with engraving by Sartain laid in; Vol. 1 no. 49 Nov. 26 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 50 Nov. 27 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 51 Nov. 28 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 52 Nov. 30 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 53 Dec. 1 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 54 Dec. 2 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 55 Dec. 3 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 56 Dec. 4 with 2" tear to one page; Vol. 1 no. 57 Dec. 5 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 58 Dec. 7 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 59 Dec. 8 with moderate foxing. THE NORTH AMERICAN as follows - Vol. 1 no. 8 Oct. 26 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 10 Nov. 3 with light foxing and edge hole not affecting the text; Vol. 1 no. 11 Nov. 5 with light foxing and article dated 1849 laid in with no offsetting; Vol. 1 no. 13 Nov. 12 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 14 Nov. 16 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 15 Nov. 19 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 16 Nov. 23 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 17 Nov. 26 with light foxing and NAME OF CAPT. KIMBALL OFFICE in fountain pen above the title; Vol. 1 no. 18 Nov. 30 with light foxing; Vol. 1 no. 19 Dec. 3 in VG cond.; Vol. 1 no. 20 Dec. 7 with light foxing and 2-3" tear, and same same as no. 17 in fountain pen. PASTE-INS ON BLANK SHEETS & BOUND IN - AS FOLLOWS: ***Lithograph of "Vista De Chapultepec Y El Molino Del Ray" from Casa e Mata. ***Chromolithograph of "Interior De Mexico" by Arnout with tear and foxing. ***Chromolithograph of "La Mantilla" by E. Lassalle with foxing. ***3pp of newspaper articles re the Army on recto only. ***On the verso is a lithograph of "Battle of Contreras Mexico August 19 and 20, 1847, imp. lit de R.C. de Tacuba No. 14, Luis Meunier. ***Article from the Daily American Star Vol. 1 May 11, 1848 pasted in. ***1pp newspaper article pasted in. ***Original unsigned charcoal drawn sketch. ***Verso has lithograph "Poblanas", lit Calle de la Palma No. 4 with foxing. ***Lithograph of "Catedral De Mejico" Luis Muenier Almacen de la Profesa, lit de R.C. deTacuba No. 11 with foxing. ***Lithograph of "Arrieros" with foxing. ***Lithograph of "La Alameda De Mexico" litog. a de Murgia: en el Portal del Aguila de Oro with foxing. ***FOLD-OUT of "Explicacion de la l.a Vista Del Panorama De Mexico with Buildings numbered and Table of Explanations.
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