Fidel Castro, Signed (14 results)

Plastified softcover. Condition: Used. Primera edición. Good condition. Normal shelf wear. Señores magistrados: Nunca un abogado ha tenido que ejercer su oficio en tan difíciles condiciones; nunca contra un acusado se había cometido tal cúmulo de abrumadoras irregularidades. Uno y otro, son en este caso la misma persona. Como abogado, no ha podido ni tan siquiera ver el sumario y, como acusado, hace hoy setenta y seis días que está encerrado en una celda solitaria, total y absolutamente incomunicado, por encima de todas las prescripciones humanas y legales. Quien está hablando aborrece con toda su alma la vanidad pueril y no están ni su ánimo ni su temperamento para poses de tribuno ni sensacionalismos de ninguna índole. Si he tenido que asumir mi propia defensa ante este tribunal se debe a dos motivos. Uno: porque prácticamente se me privó de ella por completo; otro: porque sólo quien haya sido herido tan hondo, y haya visto tan desamparada la patria y envilecida la justicia, puede hablar en una ocasión como ésta con palabras que sean sangre del corazón y entrañas de la verdad. Signed by Luis Emilio Ríos Morales. 168 pp. Ediciones Políticas. 150 gm. If book and packaging weight exceeds 400 gms, additional shipping charges may apply. Used. 13.5 x 19 cm.

Cloth Taped Stiff Printed Wrap. Condition: Good+ to VG-. Signed and dated by Fidel Castro at the bottom of the last page (before the rear flyleaf). The page with the signature appears to have been torn and carefully restored with glue. Please view the pics with scrutiny toward this. Moisture waviness throughout the pages, with very light staining to the last few pages. Heavy shelfwear to wrapper, pen imprints, minor creasing, edge wear, and a small patch of surface scraping on the exterior of the rear panel. Discurso pronunciado el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores, Plaza de la Revolución, La Habana, 1ro de mayo de 2003. Discurso pronunciado en la Facultad de Derecho, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 26 de mayo de 2003. Entrevista concedida al diario Clarín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 26 de mayo de 2003. 92 pages. Signed by Fidel Castro Ruz.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. An extremely scarce, signed and inscribed copy of Castro's History Will Absolve Me. Inscribed in Spanish, "For Mario Mencia, for your great interest and studies in the subject, and with revolutionary embrace, my regards, Fidel Castro". Mencia was a historian of the Cuban Revolution who wrote favorably about Castro. A wonderful and scarce association copy. Book is about good condition, showing many of the issues that books store poorly in the Caribbean tend to. There is bumping, damage from humidity and transfer from the slipcover to the boards, first several pages are adhered to front pastedown, tape repairs are present in multiple spots. Book is still structurally secure, but could do with some restorative attention. Please ask for additional photos of this item. Tall quarto of 192 pages, white boards, pictorial slipcase. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shipped in a fitted, padded box. Signed by Author(s).

Wrappers. Condition: Good copy. 4to. (1) pp. Carta con la firma original de Fidel Castro a un Congresal Americano. INTERESANTE ASOCIACION ENTRE CUBA Y ESTADOS UNIDOS. En esta carta firmada por Fidel Castro, el mismo anuncia el envio de un libro escrito por él junto con un grupo de especialistas cubanos a raiz de la preparación de la Septima Conferencia Cumbre de Jefes de Estado, concluida en Nueva Delhi . El libro trataba de los problemas de los paises en desarrollo. Moorhead fue un Congressman Republicano. AN INTERESTING ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CUBA AND THE UNITED STATES. In this letter signed by Fidel Castro, he announces the sending of book written by him and a group of Cuban specialists based upon the Seventh Summit Conference of Heads of State concluded in New Delhi. The book treated the problems of countries in development. Moorhead was a Republican congressman.

Cloth. Condition: VG-. Dust Jacket Condition: Slipcase- Good+. Anniversary Edition. Signed and dated by Fidel Castro on the title page. Delicate cardboard slipcase heavily shelfworn, but still in decent shape- no crunching, breaks, or tears. Volume in VG- condition with light bumping to corners, mild soiling, and two light breaks in the binding internally (but not broken or cracked). Export stamp on rear endpaper; export license laid in inside rear board. Slipcased anniversary edition. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Close to Fine. First Edition. Original pictorial wraps bound in black morocco-backed gilt-lettered dark blue morocco leather; 97 pages. Lengthily INSCRIBED and SIGNED on the half-title page by Fidel Castro to Lieutenant Pedro García Peláez sending him this book in acknowledgment of his birthday and the wars that they have fought in together. The lieutenant would later become General Pedro García Pelaez, a top military aide to Castro, the head of the Cuban Military Mission in Angola, and the Chief of Combat Readiness. In 1959 he was head of the personal escort of Commander in Chief Fidel Castro. Though not dated, this was likely inscribed close to publication. Books signed by Castro are scarce, and this is a specially interesting example. Born in the Dominican Republic, Maximo Gomez was Cuba's military commander in that country's War of Independence (1895-1898) and a hero of the struggle which ended Spanish domination over Cuba. He refused the presidential nomination offered to him in 1901, which he was expected to win unopposed, mainly because he always disliked politics, and after 40 years of living in Cuba he still felt that, being Dominican-born, he should not be the civil leader of Cuba.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 12" x 16" printed color citation issued in recognition of "En hombre de la Revolucion," Jose Ignacio Garcia Horta in 2001. Fine condition; Boldly signed by Fidel Castro. We sanitize all items before mailing for public safety. Book #Cv2a002. $550. We specialize in Rare Ayn Rand, history, and science. Signed by Author(s).

240 x 180 mm. Castro sits at ease, in uniform, cigar in hand. The original photograph was taken by Luis Korda (1912-1985), famous for his photography of the Cuban Revolution. The print is stamped with the Korda Studios mark on the verso and signed by Luis on the lower right. - Light wear, otherwise in good condition.

204 x 253 mm. Fidel Castro's body double poses onstage. Surrounding him are other officials and party members. Castro was extremely careful about security, and was particularly famous for his use of doubles. The print was made by Estudio Lopez, and was signed in plate prior to printing. - A few hints of wear, otherwise in good condition.

Dimensions (à vue) : 293 x 188 mm + passe-partout. Epreuve photographique tirée sur papier argentique figurant Fidel Castro lors d'un meeting. Signée Fritz L??? et datée 09/05/1962 à la plume au revers. Très légères altérations marginales. Du reste, très belle condition.

Kein Einband. Condition: Sehr gut. Castro, Fidel (1926-2016) - Rare typed letter signed with fine content - Cuban communist revolutionary and politician who was Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976 and President from 1976 to 2008. Typed letter signed "Fidel Castro". 1p., 8.25 x 11.0 inch, on his "REPUBLICA DE CUBA PRESIDENTE DEL CONSEJO DE ESTADO Y DEL GOBIERNO" stationery, La Habana, 1993 September 21, excellent signed with a blue felt-tip pen. Addressed to a woman in Germany. In Spanish, translated: "First, I apologize for not answering your letters sooner. They were not known to me and have not reached my hands for various reasons. However, now that I have learned of your previous letters and your repeated donations to our country, I would like to write to you immediately, first of all, to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kind gestures of solidarity and your generous initiatives. In addition, I am pleased to send you the photo (not included) that you have repeatedly asked for. Like the others, your most recent check will be used to purchase essential medicines, which are currently not available in sufficient quantities due to the trade and economic blockade imposed on our country. Accept, dear friend, my highest regard and best wishes." The original unpostmarked mailing envelope, probably forwarded through official agencies (embassy), is enclosed. Minor handling wear, else fine condition. COMES WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY BY ANDREAS WIEMER HISTORICAL AUTOGRAPHS. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Signatur des Verfassers.

Kein Einband. Condition: Sehr gut. Castro, Fidel (1926-2016) - Rare war content autograph letter signed - Cuban communist revolutionary and politician who was Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976 and President from 1976 to 2008. Autograph letter signed "F.". 1p., 6.0 x 6.5 inch, n.p., (1988 July 2). Addressed to the Generals Polo and Ochoa. In Spanish: "Ochoa y Polo: El Regimiento de pecho se debe dirigir a Lubango. Despues decidieramos su ulterios ubicacion. Seguir inriestiendo con los angolanos la entrega de los grupos solicitados." Translated: "Ochoa and Polo: The regiment of Pechora (located in Matala) must go to Lubango. We will make a decision later on their position. Keep pushing the Angolans so the designated groups surrender. Greetings. F." In this rare autograph letter signed Fidel Castro gives instructions for military operations to support the Marxist party in Angola against the United States. He addresses his main generals on the spot: Polo Cintra Fria (Leopoldo Cintra Frias, born in 1941, currently Minister of the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces) and Arnoldo Ochoa Sanchez (1930-1989/shot for corruption). Date written in pencil and in a different hand at the top, handwritten note (illegible) on verso, handling wear, else good condition. Rare especially with war content. COMES WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY BY ANDREAS WIEMER HISTORICAL AUTOGRAPHS. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Signatur des Verfassers.

Condition: Very Good. A collection that includes three Signed and Inscribed books, two Inscribed photographs and an Autograph Note in English Signed. The books (two in wrappers, the third an embossed leatherette hardcover) are generally very good with toning and wear at the extremities; the paperbacks have additional tape repaired spines and one is also dampstained with a few scrapes. The photos are fine in wooden frames and the ANS is about very good with some light toning and tape repairs to all four corners. The books include two written by Castro himself: a 1975 second edition of *Hoy Somos Un Pueblo Entero* [*Today We Are an Entire People*] Signed and dated in the year of publication, and a 1985 first edition of *Esta Tiene Que Ser la Guerra Economica de Todo el Pueblo* [*This Must Be the Economic War of all People*] Inscribed: "Por Nuestra Patria [For Our Country] Fidel Castro." The third book is the 1951 yearbook of the University of Tampa, *Moroccan*, Inscribed on the title page on October 1955 in Spanish. Loosely translated it reads: "Thanks to Imelda and her friends of Tampa for help with our new revolution in Cuba Dr. Fidel Castro." Castro came to Tampa in November, 1955 seeking support for his revolution why he was asked to inscribe this yearbook is unknown. The two framed photos, each measuring 5" x 3½", show a uniformed Castro in a group shaking hands and another of him in profile. Each is Signed by Castro with brief notes referencing the revolution. Likely signed in 1955 since one is Inscribed to the same "Imelda." The ANS is written in English on a piece of ruled paper, dated "Sep - 21- 1959," and sent from Havana. It reads: "To: Manuel Clark A great greeting from your friend in Cuba. I believe you are headed Towards a great road 'Until Victory Always' your friend Fidel Castro." A nice collection of rare signed and inscribed material from one of the most polarizing and influential political figures of the 20th Century. In just a few items it manages to encompass his life from popular revolutionary leader and celebrity who visited the U.S. in the 1950s to attract support for his cause, to that of prime minister of the new Cuba, and later the entrenched leader of the embargo Communist nation. Further details available upon request.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. Illustated (illustrator). July 26, 2001. Certificate of 'RECOGNITION'. SIGNED by FIDEL CASTRO. Large and graphic, this award (written in Spanish) was awarded to Danais Lima Gomez, for his 'excellent work' doing social work/public service in Havana's barrios and acknowledging the anniversary of the Cuban Revolution in 2001 -- 26 de Julio del 2001, Ciudad de La Habana and "Ano de la Revolucion Victoriosa en el Neuvo Milenio"-- a patriotic description of Cuba's Independence Day, July 26th, and the July Movement of the Cuban Revolution. Castro spearheaded the popular revolution that overthrew Cuban then dictator Fulgencio Batista. From 1959-2008, Castro served as Cuba's president and revolutionary leader. Signed by FIDEL CASTRO in bold, blue ink-- next to design-photograph of a large, carved statue of a strong worker holding a small, dependent child. Certificate: 16.75" x 11.5", full color printing and titled in yellow: 'RECONOCIMIENTO'. Bordered with 6 photos of Students as they listen to Castro speak in person. Without pinholes-- this certificate is in very good, collectible condition. Domestic s&h $15. Signed by Author(s). Ephemera.