"Tatenyu", "At Dort" (by Yoel Engel), "Natof Natfa" (by Alexander Krein) - three music notes booklets. Published by the "Society for Jewish Music" (Geselshaft far Yidishe Musik). Moscow, 1919. Russian, Yiddish, German, French and Hebrew. Booklets no. 43, 47, 50. Cover design by Eliezer (El) Lissitzky (1890-1941). 8; 4; 6 pp, 34.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains, ink stamps. Detached leaves. Creases and slight tears.

Arvatov, Boris. ׀׀׀¢׀׀ ׀׀›׀¬׀¢׀œ׀׀, ׀‘. ׀׀ ׀’׀׀¢׀ž׀’ [Nathan Altman, by Boris Arvatov]. Berlin: Petropolis, 1924. Russian.
A book dedicated to the work of Nathan Altman (1889-1970), accompanied by many reproductions of his works: portraits in different styles, book covers and stage designs. Printed in 500 copies. [70] pp, [40] plates, 32 cm. Fair condition. Significant moth damage. Several detached leaves.

Shvelen, Peretz Markish. Kiev: "Yidisher Falks Farlag", 1919. Poetry book by Peretz Markish, one of his early books. Cover, title page, illustrations and inner title pages designed by the artist Joseph Tchaikov. Design of the publishing house emblem by Al Lissitzky. 163, [3] pp, 21.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Original cover reinforced with adhesive tape. Booklet re-bound in hard binding.

1. Kvitko, Leib. Grin Gras. Berlin: "Yidisher Literarisher Farlag", 1922. Cover and title pages by Issachar Ber-Ryback. Good condition. Damages to cover. Ex-library copy.
2. Kvitko, Leib. 1919. Berlin: "Yidisher Literarisher Farlag", 1923. Binding and title pages designed by Joseph Tchaikov. Fair condition. Front cover detached. Tears and stains. Ex-library copy.

Greenberg, Uri Zvi [ed]. Albatross, Zhurnal Far Dem Nayem Dichter un Kinstler Oysdruk [Periodical for Modern Poetry and Artistic Expression]. Warsaw, 1922.
First issue of the modern Yiddish periodical "Albatross," known for its significant influence on Yiddish literary circles and on Jewish modernism.
An important association copy: On the inside of the front cover is a handwritten dedication by the editor, the poet Uri Zvi Greenberg, to the artist Marc Schwartz, the illustrator of this issue.
A modernistic revolutionary essay by Uri Zvi Greenberg in this issue [Manifest to the Opponents to Modern Poetry] did not evade the eyes of the authorities, who reacted upon the appearance of the second issue by issuing an order prohibiting its publication and by confiscating all its copies. Following this incident, Greenberg left for Berlin, and from there moved to Eretz Israel in 1924 where he continued writing, in Hebrew. Cover design by Ze'ev (Vladislav) Weintraub. Includes linocuts by Marc Schwartz. 19 pp, 36 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry and fragile paper. Minor tears. Detached covers.