Vogt Auction: The Fiesta Auction, 41126, San Antonio

Pair of Miguel Leon Cortez wood block prints,

Set of three framed black and white prints depicting Aztec figures in classical style, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Collection of five framed black and white prints depicting various scenes of Mexico and Aztec iconography, including maps, cityscapes, and figures

Collection of five framed pencil drawings by F. Guevara

Antique hand-watercolored metal plate engraved map of Mexico and Texas

Antique mape of Texas and the Disputed Territory, dated 1845

Framed French map of 1838 Mexico

H. Moll hand-colored map of Mexico, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Framed map titled 'Le Nouveau Mexique Avec La Partie Septentrionale De L'Ancien ou De La Nouvelle Espagne'

Map of West Indies detailing European colonial holdings in the Americas during 18th century, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Framed map depicting Mexico, Guatemala & West Indies, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Framed plate-printed map titled "Environs due Lac de Mexique" depicting Lake Mexico and surrounding areas during the Spanish Conquest, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Vintage French map of Mexico, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

Woodcut print depicting map of Mexico City (Tenochtitlan) from Giovanni Battista Ramusio's Delle Navigationi et Viaggi,

Antique La Nouvelle Elpaigne map depicting the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding regions during the Spanish Colonial era, framed and matted by John Scott (Austin, Texas) under museum glass

El Presidente: A Sketch of the Life of General Santa Anna by Clarence R. Wharton,

La Calavera de Don Quijote, broadside satirical print by Jose Guadalupe Posada,

Framed historical text titled "DESCRITTIONE DELLA GRAN CITTA di Isola del Temiftiran" (Description of the Great City of the Island of Temiftiran)

Ecclesiastical Latin text, hand written manuscript on vellum, with page number 139 in lower left

Antique woodcut print depicting the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan ("Themistitan") located in the "New Islands" (the Americas)

"Xochimilco", antique photograph, title and signature written in the margins

Photograph of Xochimilco, signed R. Morris and dated 1939 lower right in the margin, with additional pencil note in the margin, reading "sin trajinera ni gente", framed by John Scott (Austin, Texas)sight: 12 x 7 in.,

Two vintage photographs depicting scenes in Mexico, both signed

Etched plate sign that reads "Senate Chamber" and 1984

Mexican Communist Party poster design by Medusczka Gorgona (Mexico / New York, 20th-21st C.)