The works of Flavius Josephus, The Whole Newly Translated from the Original Greek, by Ebenezer Thompson & William Charles Price, in Two Volumes. Published by Fielding and Walker, London, 1777. English.
The works of Flavius Josephus translated from Greek to English. Nice edition in two volumes, with sixty eight illustration-plates including eight maps (two are folded). 719; 644, [26] pages, 27 cm. Original leather bindings, nice, damages: the front cover of the second volume is detached. Damage to cover connection to spine, damage to cover edges and spines.

1. Holzsynagogen in Polen, von Alois Breier, Max Eisler und Max Grunwald [Wooden Synagogues in Poland]. Tel Aviv: Sohar, ca. 1935. First printed in Vienna a year earlier.
2. Chandeliers & Lamps, album No. 13. Paris: Thevenin Frֳ©res & Cie, 1896.
3. Exhibition of wooden works in Jewish folk art. [Tel Aviv, 1956]. Ganza Publishing, Group for Jewish Folk Art.
4. Exhibition of Chanukah Lamps in the Tel Aviv Museum, Chanukah 1951. Ganza Publishing, Group for Jewish Folk Art.
5. Exhibition of Spice Boxes, Tel Aviv Museum, Tu Beshvat, 1952. Ganza Publishing, Group for Jewish Folk Art.
6. [Catalogue of silver and bronze artifacts]. Warsaw, 1888. Russian. Two models of Chanukah lamps on page 51.
Various sizes and conditions.

Menorah - Judisches Familienblatt fur Wissenschaft, Kunst und Literature, [Menorah - Journal for Science, Art and Literature]. Vienna-Frankfurt am Main-Berlin, 1927-1931. German.
Five full volumes, years 5-9. The journal includes many articles on art, amongst the artists portrayed in the journal: Marc Chagall, Max Liebermann, Hannah Orloff, Mauricio Gottlieb, Ya'akov Steinhart and others; the writers and authors include Dubnov, Isaak Babel, Achad Ha'am, Meir Balaban, Sholem Asch, Arthur Schnitzler and others.
Various sizes and conditions. Stamps, moth damage, damaged covers, several detached leaves.

Wishnitzer, Mark and Krupnik, Baruch [eds]. Rimon, periodical for art and literature. Artistic edition: Rachel Wishnitzer-Bernstein. Berlin, 1922-1924. Issues 1-6. Volume containing the six issues of the periodical "Rimon", printed concurrently with its Yiddish version "Milgroim". "Rimon" was the first Hebrew periodical dealing with plastic art. The periodical - as well as other publications by the same publishing house - were printed with much attention to their meticulous, colorful and impressive look, and their good quality printing. Works by leading artists and writers are included in the issues, amongst them: A. Lissitzky, Tchaikov, Budko; Bialik, Agnon, Tchernichovsky, and others. Volume 29.5 cm. Good condition, stains.