Reports of Mining Engineers on the Mulatos Mines Belonging to the Rey Del Oro Mining Company

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A rare 1905 printed report titled Reports of Mining Engineers on the Mulatos Mines Belonging to the Rey Del Oro Mining Company, produced for the Greene Gold-Silver Company, headquartered at 24 Broad Street, New York. The document presents geological evaluations, investment prospects, and logistical analysis of the Mulatos gold-silver mining operations in Mexico—a region of significant mining interest in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Bound with four folding maps at the rear, each dated 1885, providing detailed topographic and structural views of the mine sites. An original application blank for investors is affixed to the back cover, bearing a printed 1905 date. This publication would have served both as a technical overview and a promotional tool for American investors during a period of intense U.S. economic expansion into Latin America.

Printed on coated paper with typographic and ornamental elements. Exhibits moderate age toning, light scattered foxing, and mild edge wear; overall solid condition with tight binding and maps intact. A valuable document linking mining, speculative capital, and early 20th-century U.S.-Mexico industrial ventures.