Brooch, M.D.A. ambulance. Unknown place, 1940s.
18 karat gold; diamonds; enamel.
Brooch shaped like a M.D.A. ambulance, set with a round enamel plate with a drawing of a Magen David in red and seven diamonds. Weight: 7.6 grams, height: 1.5 cm, width: 3 cm. Good condition.

Silver plate with etched decorations: symbols of the twelve tribes, made by [Ya'akov?] Yemini. Etched dedication in honor of the "International Leadership Ninth Annual Reunion" in Caesarea in 1982.
In center, etching in the shape of the aqueduct in Caesarea. Signed on reverse side: "Yemini, Jerusalem, Sterling 925". Diameter: 19 cm. Very good condition.

The Twenty-Four Books of the Holy Bible. Hebrew and English. Translated by Isaac Leeser. New York: Hebrew Publishing Company, ca. 1950.
Hebrew-English Bible, pages facing each other, with parallel pagination. Each page is divided into two columns. Print on the title page is covered by a label.
Fine copy, in a massive handmade metal binding, partly silver-plated, with buckle. Binding is marked by the manufacturer: "Made in Israel", "Handmade" and by the artist's ink-stamp: "H.I.A. Yerushalem". [4], 395; 395 pp, [1] picture-plate, 23 cm. Good condition. See photograph. Colored leaves cut with gilded decorations.

Dancers and birds, Israeli embroidery made of linen threads, product of Hana Karlova, [1960s-1970s].
Artist Hana Karlova introduced the craft of embroidery to Eretz Israel upon her immigration from Czechoslovakia in 1965, and brought about a change in the appreciation of this art: From "folk" art which served for the decoration of clothing to an art appropriate for wall hangings. Maximal size: 114x40 cm. Good condition. The book "Maג€™aseh Tachara" by Hana Karlova is attached. Tel Aviv: Shva, 1984.

Two Israeli toy-automobiles: Military truck [Gamda production]; Tnuva truck (composed of two parts). Both signed: "Made in Israel". Varying condition, fair-good condition. Scraping of paint and few defects.