9 Postcards: Six postcards in lithographic print, two in color and four black and white: antiquities of Ramla, archaeological sites in Jerusalem, neighborhoods outside the walls of Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion, antiquities in the Galilee, Jewish Moshavot. Undivided. * Two postcards in colorful lithographic print: Hardegg's Jerusalem Hotel in Jaffa, 1914; Hotel Kaminitz, postcard announcing the moving of the hotel to the vicinity of Jaffa Gate. * Postcards of World War I, in which three soldiers are seen(paramedics? Doctors?), two Christians and one Jew, wearing a large pendant in the shape of a Maggen David and with a long beard. Condition varies, fair to good.

4 Postcards: Three postcards published by Y.M. Shasha-HaLevy: "Petach-Tikva – Beit HaPo'alim", "Petach-Tikva – the Market", "Petach-Tikva – Jaffa Road". * Postcard published by M. Jacobson: Tel Aviv, Life-saving boat in memory of Amalya Barsky who drowned in the sea of Jaffa, paid for by her father's donation and presented to "HaOgen Zolel" group of the boy-scouts branch in Jaffa in 1919. Condition varies.

14 Undivided postcards printed on the occasion of Kaiser Wilhelm II visit to Eretz Israel, in 1898. One postcard was printed in color in lithographic printing (A.L. Monsohn) featuring the gate prepared for the Kaiser's visit, made by Meir Rozin (fair condition). Condition varies. Some cards have been used.