Thirty color postcards and New Year Greetings, most printed after the Six Day War. Photographs of IDF parades, tanks, Rabbi Goren blowing the shofar near the Western-Wall, and other photographs. Varied size, good-very good condition.

Thirteen color football team postcards: HaPoel Be’er Sheva, Maccabi Jaffa, Shimshon Tel Aviv, HaPoel Jerusalem, HaPo’el Kfar Saba, Maccabi Petah Tikva, HaPoel Tel Aviv and additional teams. Fair condition, glue residue and tears on the verso.

Lola Beer (1910-1997), seamstress and fashion designer from Tel Aviv. Lola Beer was named "The National Dresser" due to her being the leading designer of the wardrobes of wives of prime ministers and politicians and for high-society ladies. In the 1950s she designed uniforms for El-Al stewardesses and in the 1960s designed the uniforms of IDF women soldiers. She also marketed two perfumes, named "Dimona" and "Dimont".
The collection includes: 5 perfume bottles, 14 printing-blocks for perfume labels and for advertisements, pins and buttons used by Lola Beer, labels, promotional leaflets and other items. Dozens of items, size and condition varies.

Forty-three paper items and 13 promotional objects of "El Al Airlines": certificate of the El Al Children's Club, 1963; passport pouch; information for passengers; paper napkin; FDC envelopes, 1953-1977; dictionary; map; airline ticket; game; stickers; envelopes; advertisements and various postcards, small sewing kit; match boxes; key chains; deck of cards, and more. Size varies, very good condition.