Archive of some 30 pages, some handwritten, others carbon copies, of letters, memoranda and newspaper articles concerning the Nickel mine and processing plant at Nicaro, Cuba, owned by the US Government since World War II because of military needs for that critical metal, with nearly one-fourth of the world’s Nickel supply produced by the plant annually. Much of the material relates to the evacuation of American Nicaro mine workers and their families as the revolution in Cuba progressed. [Descriptive information provided by dealer // JAD20131025]