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Ambassador Castro Receiving Honorary Degree from John F. Kennedy University in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Castro is seen on stage receiving the degree shacking hands.

Ambassador Castro Visiting Tierra Del Fuego standing outside looking at bulding signs.

Ambassador Castro walking passed Argentine troops with escorts.

Ambassador Castro with Bodyguards in front of Ambassador's Residence; Buenos Aires, Argentina. All are standing outside with Castro of the Ambassador's building.

Diplomatic Calling Cards with the names of the guests for the dinner repections.

Governor Castro's Temporary CB Radio Permit for a class D citizens radio station.

Document is handwritten in unknown language, some Spanish words. Nahuatl? Possibly evangelical in nature.

Three hand-written documents related to the payment of 1,105 pesos to Don Juan Burghichani for the manufacture of uniforms for the Public Security Corps (Cuerpo de Seguridad Pública) also referred to as the Public Security Battalion (Batallón de…

Original document containing eleven pages detailing the instructions and rules which must be observed in the government and administration, as well as the management of the Hacienda San Francisco Cuerámaro (Cuerámaro is one of the municipalities of…

Handwritten document created ca. 1800 and signed by Don Agustín Bechí y Montes on behalf of Don Miguel Moreno who seeks a competent legal authority to adjudicate the matter of the Hacienda Jaralillo, located in the jurisdiction of the state of…

Document consists of two pages which list two plans for trade guilds. The first, titled Plan No. 1 Guilds, appears to be a household census of a silversmith. It lists the primary couple (Spaniards), two brothers (not the same last name) apprentices,…

Watercolor map in two parts of an unknown region of Mexico. The drawing represents both the center of a town with its churches, houses and central plaza, as well as the outskirts of the small town. The map measures 18 X 42 cm. and sections of an…

Broadside issued three months after the government of Miguel Miramón occupied Mexico City, and shortly before Benito Juarez, from his government base in Veracruz, issued a degree confiscating church property. McLane was U.S. ambassador to Mexico.…