Eye-catching Yucatan Ball Value Pack [nTIOruje]

Yucatan Ball: A Historical Gem

Embark on a journey through history with the "Yucatan Ball," a rare and captivating piece of Yucatan's cultural heritage. This unique artifact, meticulously preserved, is a first edition of the poem "A thousand queens and one crown," which celebrates the Candlemas ball held in Mérida, Yucatan Peninsula, on 2 February 1863. This exclusive piece, published on 8 February 1863, is a testament to the rich literary and social history of the region.

Product Details and Specifications

This "Yucatan Ball" is a 35-page book, meticulously printed in 8vo format. It features a strong emphasis on the historical significance of the Candlemas ball, as documented in the "Revista de Salon," a journal that has only one other issue located. The book is bound with remnants of yellow printed tissue paper wrappers, showcasing its original packaging. Despite light browning and some soiling to the title-page, the book remains in excellent condition, offering a first-hand glimpse into the past.

• Format: 8vo
• Pages: 35 [1]
• Binding: Remnants of yellow printed tissue paper wrappers

Uniqueness and Applications

The "Yucatan Ball" is not just a historical document; it is a treasure trove of cultural and social insights. Its exclusive content and limited availability make it an invaluable addition to any library or collector's collection. Ideal for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in the cultural heritage of the Yucatan Peninsula, this book serves as a window into the past, offering a unique perspective on a significant event in Yucatan's history. Whether for academic research or personal fascination, the "Yucatan Ball" is a must-have for anyone seeking to explore the rich tapestry of the region's past.