"Tozeret HaAretz Festival, on behalf of the Center for Tozeret HaAretz", advertisement poster for events during the "Levant Fair". Tel Aviv, June 4, 1936. Strod Printing Press; graphic designer not mentioned. Events include: "2 last shows of 'H-MemGimel or Brit Achim', spectacle for locally made products; Speak to the Youth [by] M. Dizengoff", speeches by Aryeh Shenkar and David Remez, presenting gifts made in Israel and discount on purchases in locally made products. 100X70 cm. Good condition. Few Stains. Slight tears to borders, slight folding marks. Archive ink-stamp.

"Anti-Semitism is against the Revolution. The Anti-Semitist is our Enemy" – early reproduction of a Soviet poster of 1929.
Illustration in color by Alexander Tishler (1898-1980), presenting Russian figures with animals' heads, and the writing: "See, these are the animal-like who introduced anti-Semitism to the Tsardom of Russia. Here are all your enemies – the Tsar, the minister, the priest, the land-owner, the general, the gendarme, the policeman…all organizers of pogroms and the persecution of Jews". 68.5X49 cm. Good condition, Some damages to upper part and borders, professionally restored. Pasted to linen fabric for display and preservation.

16 Publications and catalogues about Jewish Ex-Libris:
Issue of "Olam HaSefer", magazine of Hebrew Publishing. Tel Aviv, 1954. Amongst the articles: "Hebrew Ex-Libris". * Catalogue of Hebrew Ex-Libris Exhibition, published by the Graphic Museum and Archive, Jerusalem, 1956. * Publication of the American Jewish Historical Society, volume XLV, Number 3, March 1956. Includes a comprehensive article about Jewish Ex-Libris in America. * Die Exlibris des Uriel Birnbaum, Abraham Horodisch. Zurich, 1957. Printed in a limited edition, numbered copy. * Jewish Ex-Libris, by Avraham Weiss. Tel Aviv, 1961. * Leaflet of a Jewish Ex-Libris Exhibition in the Printing Workers' House, Jerusalem. * Invitation to the opening of the exhibition Ex-Libris in the Museum of the Art of Printing in Safed, 1965. * I Biennale "Exlibris Współczesny. Malbork, 1963. Printed in a limited edition, numbered copy. * Ex-Libris by David Davidovich. Tel Aviv, 1971. Printed in a limited edition, numbered copy. * Illustrated Essays on Jewish Bookplates, Philip Goodman. New York, 1971. * Jewish Ex-Libris, by A.M. Haberman. Museum for the Art of Printing in Safed and Masada Publishing House, 1972. * E. M. Lilien – Book Plates, 1897-1907. London-Jerusalem, 1973. Printed in a limited edition, numbered copy. * Harvard Judaica Bookplates. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1977.
14. Exhibition of Ex-Libris from the Library's Collection, Ben Gurion University in the Negev, 1994. * Gli Ex Libris del popolo del libro, Ramo Palmiran. [Soncino]. 1994. * Hidden treasures, Irma Stern – her books, painted book covers and bookplates. Capetown, 2000. Size varies, good to very good condition.

4 Jewish Ex-Libris, one designed by Joseph Budko with his signature and an inscription in pencil. Size varies, good condition.

"Honorary member" certificate on behalf of "Bikur Cholim Society", Budapest, 1878.
Presented to Baron Joseph Ritter von Wertheimer of Vienna. Decorated with various illustrations, amongst them the hospital's building, a patients room (and a drawing of a nurse carrying a jar with the word "Kasher" in Hebrew), patients walking in the yard and Hebrew verses. A wax-seal "Hevra Bikur Cholim" at the bottom of the leaf.
Joseph Ritter von Wertheimer (1800-1887), descendant of a wealthy Jewish family in Vienna. Educator and founder of a chain of kindergartens. Established the first kindergarten in Vienna in 1830 as well as an association for rehabilitation of released prisoners and juvenile delinquents; was involved in the Jewish community affairs and one of the leaders of the struggle for civil rights to the Jews of Austria. In 1868 he was decorated by the emperor with a nobility title. 62X46 cm. Good condition. Creases. Rolled. Tear at lower part.