La Revista del Vigía. Año II, Nº 2. Director Alfredo Zaldívar. Diseño de Rolando Esteve. Dibujos realizados especialmente para esta edición por Carlos Miguel Oliva.

The pages are stapled and bound to the covers with string. The texts are reproduced by mimeograph (with all the flaws typically associated with that now archaic process) on a variety of papers, predominantly white paper (there is some brown paper, but less than in other issues; in this one, the dust jacket is also white). The pages are decorated with a series of drawings by Carlos Miguel Oliva on the paper of the edition, or on small pieces of paper torn by hand and glued on; those on the dust jacket are illuminated with watercolour. At the end of the magazine is the ‘pergamino’, a 105-centimetre insert printed on brown paper, featuring a poem by the Matenzas poet América Bobia. The texts are by Emilio de Armas, Sonia Díaz Carrales, Odette Alonso, Moisés Rodríguez, Mikhail Bulgakov, Heriberto Hernández, Teresita Burgos, Ovidio Pérez Villares, etc. The introduction reads: “These are the worn-out typefaces of an Underwood typing on faded stencils... Times of scarcity..." Some faint traces of foxing but a very fine copy. Copy 141 of a print run of 200. Reinforcements at the folds of the dust jacket, but a fine copy. Very rare: WorldCat lists only the Library of Congress collection.