Broadsheet relating to the adventures of Don Joaquin Cantolla y Rico who travels in a hot air balloon, crowd of people watching him ascend

The Great Ascension

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Broadsheet relating to the new clock installed in the cathedral in Mexico City in June 1905

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Broadsheet relating to the capture of Valentin Mancera who is shown playing the guitar and being cornered by men in uniforms carrying weapons

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A ballad of the Mexican Revolution

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Broadsheet relating to people being tricked into working in tobacco fields, a man warning a crowd about harsh labor conditions

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo

Broadsheet celebrating one of the founders of the Mexican Revolution, Francisco Madero, shown in a suit and top hat pointing to the phrases 'Que Si' and 'Que No'

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Broadsheet relating to a train that derailed in Zacatecas on April 18, 1904, a description in the bottom section continuing on verso after which the words to a song (corrido)

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo

The Bells of the New Courtyard Clock

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Broadsheet relating to a train accident that killed many people, wounded victims being carried on stretchers

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo

Broadsheet relating to the ex mayor of Mexico, Fernando Saldaña Galvan, who is standing in the center covered in holes

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo

Broadsheet relating to a train accident that killed many people, wounded victims being carried on stretchers

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo

Broadsheet with two love ballads (corridos), many couples dancing

José Guadalupe Posada, Antonio Vanegas Arroyo