The remaining pages of this revista can be found via the following thumbnails:

According to the notation on the document, this is a caricature of "Augusto C. Sandino and his brother Socrates Sandino.  From sketch by Alfonso Peña, 28 June 1929, in Veracruz, Mexico."

This iconographic image, probably produced in Mexico City, illustrates the international dimension of Sandino's nationalism.  It is accompanied by a poem by José María Garces Bejarano lauding Sandino's heroic fight against the evils of US imperialism.

This undated German newspaper, ca. 1930, offers a number of intriguing images of Sandino and the international solidarity garnered by his struggle.  Included here are three images:  (1) Sandino's visage as portrayed by a Mexican artist & used in diverse propaganda campaigns; (2) the exterior of the headquarters of the Anti-Imperialist League of the Americas in Mexico City; and (3) the interior of the office of the Hands Off Nicaragua Committee (Comité Manos Fuera de Nicaragua) in Mexico City.  Interestingly, the rendering bears at best passing resemblance to the rebel chieftain.

The cover of the first edition of Maraboto's well-known polemic; somehow the pamphlet found its way into the archives of the Marines & Guardia.

One of the clearest depictions of the Defending Army's official seal.