Lot 369
Collection of Issues – Jewish Journals in England – 19th Century and Early 20th Century
Collection of issues of Jewish journals that were printed in England. London and Manchester, mid-19th century to early 20th century. English and a little Hebrew.
1. The Hebrew review and magazine for Jewish literature, a journal edited by Marcus Heinrich Breslau. London, 1859-1860. Issues 1-48, bound together in one volume.
Contain passages of literature, philosophy and Jewish history as well as English translations of Jewish texts (including Moses Mendelsohn's book "Or LeNetivah").
768 pp (the title page of the volume is missing), 20 cm. Good condition. Gilt edges. A few stains. Several leaves are detached. The first leaf is detached and reinforced with a sticker. Blue binding with gilt decorations, damaged in its margins and spine, with writing on its inside.
2. Issue no. 1 of Palestina, the Chovevi Zion Quarterly. London: Chovevi Zion Association, 1892.
Contains articles about the Yishuv in Palestine, fundraising, quarterly reports, and more.
31, [1] pp, 21cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears and open tears to the margins of the cover (some of them restored). Bound in a new binding, together with the original cover. Ex-library copy.
3. Degel Zion - The Zionist, a Zionist journal edited by Harry Sacher and Leon (Aryeh) Simon. [Manchester?]. 1911-1913. All the issues of the second and third years (twelve issues per year), bound in two separate volumes.
200; 192 pp, 23.5cm. Good condition. A few stains. Creases. Pen writing and tears to the margins of several leaves.
The books were not thoroughly examined and are offered for sale AS IS.
