Moshe Sharet, four letters:
1-2. Two typewritten and hand-signed letters, both addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and dealing with linguistic matters.
3-4. Two letters handwritten by Moshe Sharet, one addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and the second, to Meir Lask. The original envelope- in which the letters were sent- are enclosed.
Varying sizes, good condition.

3 books with Yitchak Rabin's handwritten dedications, to Gita Shrover and her son Gabi [Gavriel]:
1. The Rabin Memories. Boston, 1979.
2. Yitzchak Rabin Mesocheach im Manhigim U'Rashei Medinot (Yitchak Rabin Converses with Leaders and State Heads), 1984.
3. Zahal – Bitachon Yisrael (album). The Ministry of Defense, 1963.

Rabbi Shlomo Goren (Gorontchik), typewritten letter bearing his hand signature, addressed to the Histadrut Po’alei Agudat Israel Defense Dept. 1949.
The letter begins with the words: “General staff / Military Rabbinical Office / Chief Headquarter”. The letter is about a soldier from the 44th brigade, who was severely punished due to his disobedience to military orders on religious grounds. 20.5 cm leaf. Good-fair condition. Tears, wrinkles, filing holes.

Collection of letters handwritten by the editor, literary critic and publicist Reuven Brainin (1862-1939). Brainin published in many Hebrew papers from 1888 and onwards; participated in the first Zionist Congress and continued to report in the papers his impressions of following congresses. He emigrated to the USA in 1909 where he founded the weekly publication "HaDror"; many of the letters included in the lot are written on "HaDror" stationery. He later edited the papers "Der Veg" and "HaToren". The letters are mainly in regards to literary matters and subscriptions.
The collection contains 8 handwritten letters, one handwritten postcard (to Aharon Hermoni), part of a postcard with Brainin's portrait (with his handwritten dedication), and a printed souvenir-postcard.
In a letter dated December 1910, Brainin writes to his friend, the poet Ephraim A. Lissitzky, that "The public anticipates the publication of 'HaDror'… this will be absolutely a literary and scientific paper… if it succeeds I shall start a publishing house for Hebrew literature…"
Lot of 11 items, sizes and conditions vary.