Twenty-two promotional paper items of the Egged-Eshed Transportation Company, 1950s-60s. Including: booklets describing "Egged" operations with photographs, in Hebrew and English; postcards, photograph of a presentation ceremony (photographer's stamp: "H. Haim Fin"), fare tickets, and more. Size varies. Good condition.

Seventeen paper and eight promotional items of "Carmel Mizrahi Vineyards", post 1948.
The lot includes: 13 bottle-labels of various sizes, two paper napkins, Pesach Haggadah with translation into English and a promotional leaflet in the shape of a passport; Kiddush cup, bowl, two bottle-openers, three key chains, pen. Sizes and conditions vary.

Rimon, weekly magazine with photographs, edited by Shlomo Tanai. 1956-1957. Issues 1-26 (from 1.8.1956-26.6.1957).
The magazine was first published in 1956. It was founded and financed by Isser Harel, Head of the Security Services, with the aim of competing with the popular "HaOlam Hazeh" weekly that frequently attacked the Security Services and called for granting rights to the Palestinian people. The journal got information from the Security Services, and directly attacked "HaOlam Hazaeh" and its editor, Uri Avneri. 34.5cm. Good condition.

Three books by Dan Omer:
1. Baderech. Jerusalem: Golgotha, 1966. Very good condition.
2. Layla Aroch, poems. Jerusalem: Ogdan, 1963. Ex-library copy.
3. Poemot Documentariyot 1965-1967, works that have not been censored. Jerusalem: Golgotha, 1967. With original promotional-cover: "The new book by Dan Omer, author of 'BaDerech', a book which has been confiscated by the censor, while the trial continues behind closed doors". Very good condition.
Omer (1940-1984) – poet, translator, literary critic, editor and publisher, was influenced by the American "Beat Generation" poets. His book "BaDerech" (describing a pornographic relationship between an Israeli young man and a German girl during a boat cruise) was inspired by Jack Kerouac's work "On the Road," and its publication lead to a law suit by the censor claiming that the book included obscene passages published against the law. Omer was sentenced to prison and a fine. During the Six Day War Omer served as a military paramedic, and later joined the "Mazpen" movement. He was one of the first who called for withdrawal from the occupied territories.

(The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality), 1977
"Vote Vav – the Black Panthers of Chadash. Jerusalem: HaMekor Printing Press, [1977]. An election poster that was printed before the elections for the ninth Knesset in 1977, when Charlie Biton and the Black Panthers together with additional left-wing circles, joined to form the new party Chadash. The elections of 1977 were one of the most important and influential elections in the history of The State of Israel. The Chadash Party received five mandates in these elections, its greatest all-time achievement. 48x70cm. Very good condition, folded.