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Arado de Rejas
Spanish language advertisement for a plow. The advertisement features an illustration of the plow, along with a headline reading "Arado de Rejas. No.65 de 4 Fondos (Convertibles A 3 Fondos)."
P.S.U. U.G.T. with Illustrations and Hammer and Sickle
1936
P.S.U. U.G.T. with two illustrations on the left, of a person working in a field with a sickle, and a soldier with a gun on the battlefield. Below the bottom illustration is the Hammer and Sickle s...
Su Excelencia
1936
Text at top reads: "Su Excelencia, El Presidente de la República, Ha Dicho:"
¡Honor A Los Combatientes Del Norte!
1936
Poster with text in black that reads "SRI" which is over a red insignia of a hand holding a handkerchief poking through prison bars. Text at top reads: "¡Honor A Los Combatientes Del Norte! ¡Solida...
Front Page of El Misisipi
October 12, 1808
Front page (page 1) of the newspaper El Misisipi. Earliest Spanish-language periodical published in the United States.
