1913 Mexican Revolution 10 TRAGIC DAYS MEXICO CITY 20 ORIGINAL PHOTOS by M.Ramos For Sale

Mexican Revolution
Lot of 208"x10" original ( not copies ) 20 antique Photos takenduring the February 1913 uprising against President Francisco Maderoreferred to as La Decena Tragica, 10 Tragic Days

The Ten Tragic Days ("La Decena Trágica") was a series of events that took place in Mexico City between February 9 and February 19, 1913, during the Mexican Revolution. This lead up to a coup d'état and the assassination of President Francisco I. Madero and his Vice President, José María Pino Suárez.

image reference SMU digital collection and Library of Congress digital collection

All 20 photos are unique originals, not posted on any other on-line digital collection.

Identified photos:

Remains of Town Clock - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

United States Consulate located at Juarez and Humboldt - Corner of Building Badly Hit During the Outbreak by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Wall Riddled by Shot - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Citizens around Charred Corpse - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Destruction by Shell - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Japanese Embassy Destruction by Shell (front view) Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Japanese Embassy Destruction by Shell (side view) Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Trolley Line Repair - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Balderas Street - Artillery Damage Feb 1913

Street view Remains of Town Clock - Mexico City by Manuel Ramos Feb 1913

Some are street scenes of damaged buildings unidentified.

Some are repair scenes to telephone / telegraph lines using a horse drawn lift.

Remaining photos I was unable to locate or identify streets, buildings or landmarks, but could easily be identified by a Mexican curator.

Photographer: Manuel Ramos 1913condition: excellent to very good conditionphotos shipped in rigid clear archival photo protective sleeves
selling collection, will be adding numerous postcards