Krinsky, M[agnus]. Children's songs, anthology of songs published in the revised "Bereshit Da'at". Warsaw: "Ha'or", 1919.
Music notes for thirty five Hebrew songs. "Music notes by A. Davidovich and M. Kipnis". Facing the title page - portrait of the editor. Illustration by H. Goldberg on front cover. [1] portrait, [2], 24 pp, 20.5 cm. Fair condition. Back cover missing. Chopped borders. Several stains. Detached leaves.

Nayer, Zev. Dan VaGad, Hebrew reading study-book for first grade pupils. Illustrations by H. Walenberg and P. Haneman. Berlin-Shoeneberg: Siegfried-Scholem, 1936.
An introduction in German is attached in a separate pamphlet. A cardboard pocket at the end of the book contains six Lotto cards. 48, [4] pp, 23 cm. Very good condition.

Four rare, early children's books published by Binyamin Barlevy. Tel Aviv, [1930s]. All four do not appear in the JNUL collection:
1. Talmi, A. Yaldei Chen [Nice Children]. Pictures by Maleventzik and illustrations by Bass to rhymes by Talmi. Number 57 in the series of items published by Barlevy.
2. Talmi, A. Aviron [Airplane]. Pictures by Maleventzik and illustrations by Bass to rhymes by Talmi. Number 58 in the Barlevy series.
3. Dubi [Teddy Bear]. Lithographic print by A. Kaufman. Number 59 in the series.
4. Avrahami, A. HaChavraya [The Gang]. Illustrated by A. Hohenstein. Lithographic printing by A. Kaufman. Number 79 in the series.
Various sizes, various conditions, fair, fair-good.

Collection of personal documents and sketches of games, belonging to Benjamin Barlevy (1894-1964), who pioneered the game and children's book publishing industries in Mandate Eretz Israel. Born in Warsaw, Barlevy immigrated to Israel at the age of 27 and dedicated 50 years of his life to developing and manufacturing games and publishing children's books, designed to instill national ideals and values in Jewish and Israeli children. The collection includes fifteen photographs (one of them features the showcase of Barlevy's shop); business cards and personal labels; four preliminary sketches of Barlevy games, drawn by hand; additions and corrections (possibly handwritten by Ze'ev Vilnay) to the board game "Tiyul BaAretz", the first game Barlevy published; a letter from Israel Idelssohn (Bar Yehuda) from Yagur, complaining that Yagur does not appear on the game board of Tiyul BaAretz; three 1930s invoices from Barlevy's store on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv. Various sizes and conditions.