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Subasta 975, Lote # 21 Reportes sobre Límites entre México y E.U.A. a partir de los Tratados de Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848) y de La Mesilla (1853).
a) Report of the Secretary of the Interior, in Answer to a Resolution of the Senate Calling for Information in Relation to the Operations of the Commission Appointed to Run and Mark the Boundary Between the United States and Mexico. Washington, march 1, 1850.
8o. marquilla, 53 + 22 p. 31d. Congress, 1st. Session. Ex. Doc. No. 34. Un mapa plegado y dos planos (uno plegado). Incluye: Part II. Report of the Secretary of the Interior with Additional Correspondence Relative to the Operations of the Commission for Running and Marking the Boundary Between the United States and Mexico. Un mapa plegado. Mapas realizados por la Comisión de límites de Estados Unidos de América. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
b) Message from the President of the United States, to the Two Houses of Congress, at the Commencement of the First Session of the Thirty - Second Congress. Washington: Printed by A. Boyd Hamilton, december 2, 1851.
8o. marquilla, 469 p. 32d. Congress, 1st. Session. Ex Doc. No.1. Dos mapas plegados: Uno de los límites de Oregón y uno de los límites entre Estados Unidos de América y México que muestra las estaciones fronterizas y las líneas de comunicación terrestre, fluvial y oceánica (restaurado con cinta adhesiva y desprendido). Contiene documentos importantes sobre el límite mexicano por Thomas Swords (página 235 - 253) y detalles de 15 fuertes en Texas (páginas 227 - 235). Encuadernación deteriorada, sin pastas y sin lomo.
c) Report of the Secretary of War. Communicating, In Answer to a Resolution of the Senate, the Report of Lieutenant Whipple's Expedition from San Diego to the Colorado. Washington, febraury 1, 1851.
8o. marquilla, 28 p. 31d. Congress, 2d. Session. Ex. Doc. No. 19. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
d) Message from the President of the United States, Communication. A Report from the Secretary of the Interior, Relation to Fixing the Initial Point in the Boundary Line Between the United States and Mexico, in Compliance to a Resolution of the Senate of June 11, 1852. Washington, july 26, 1852.
8o. marquilla, 4 p. 32d. Congress, 1st. Session. Ex. Doc. No.131. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
e) Report of the Secretary of the Interior in Answer to A Resolution of the Senate, Calling for a Copy of the Report and Maps of a Survey Between Indianola and El Paso, by the Topographical Engineers Attached to the Mexican Boundary Commission. Washington, february 12, 1853.
8o. marquilla, 4 p. 32d. Congress, 2d. Session. Ex Doc. No.38. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
f) Message of the President of the United States, in Compliance with. A Resolution of the Senate of the 20th ultimo, Calling for Information Relating to the Boundary Line and Payment of the $3,000.000 under the Treaty With Mexico of June 30, 1853. Washington, 1856.
8o. marquilla, 76 p. 34th Congress, 1st Session. Ex Doc. No. 57. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
g) Mr. Simmons made the Following Report. The Committee on Claims, to Whom was Referred the Petition of John R. Bartlett, Late United States Commissioner on the Mexican Boundary. Washington, june 2, 1858.
8o. marquilla, 12 p. 35th Congress, 1st Session. Rep. Com, No. 291. Sin pastas y sin lomo.
Total de piezas: 7.
Al concluirse la guerra entre México y Estados Unidos, se hizo necesario trazar la línea fronteriza entre los dos países, quedando especificados en los tratados de Guadalupe-Hidalgo firmado en 1848 y en el tratado de La Mesilla o Gadsden firmado en 1853.
Estimado $7,000-9,000
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