Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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!["VeHaya HeAkov LeMishor", composed by S.Y. Agnon, published by J.H. Brenner. Etin printing press, Jaffa, [1912].
Ag](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/240.jpg "\"VeHaya HeAkov LeMishor\" - S.Y. Agnon - Published by J.H. Brenner – Ja")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"VeHaya HeAkov LeMishor", composed by S.Y. Agnon, published by J.H. Brenner. Etin printing press, Jaffa, [1912].
Agnon's first book. The story was written in Neve- Zedek late in 1911 during four days and was published, in nine sections, in "HaPo'el HaTza'ir". In order to finance the printing of the book, Brenner used his belt as a collateral. [2] Leaves, 3-64, [1] pp, 17 cm. Good condition. Title-page and lining-leaves fastened with adhesive tape. Simple cardboard binding, of the printing period, somewhat worn. Elaborate cardboard case.
Agnon's first book. The story was written in Neve- Zedek late in 1911 during four days and was published, in nine sections, in "HaPo'el HaTza'ir". In order to finance the printing of the book, Brenner used his belt as a collateral. [2] Leaves, 3-64, [1] pp, 17 cm. Good condition. Title-page and lining-leaves fastened with adhesive tape. Simple cardboard binding, of the printing period, somewhat worn. Elaborate cardboard case.
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!["Limdu Haytev, hu sippur ahavim", Part I, by Shalom Ya'akov Ben-Haim Moshe Abramovich [Mendele Mocher Seforim]. War](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/241.jpg "Study Well – Mendele Mocher Seforim – First Edition – Warsaw, 1862")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"Limdu Haytev, hu sippur ahavim", Part I, by Shalom Ya'akov Ben-Haim Moshe Abramovich [Mendele Mocher Seforim]. Warsaw, 1862.
The story was later adapted and printed under the title "HeAvot VeHaBanim" (Odessa, 1868), with many alterations. This is the first edition of Mendele's second book, in which he describes the generation gap between fathers and sons: the dynamic life of the young generation versus the decaying life of the old generation. On the lining leaf: "first printing, very rare". [5], 75 pp, 16 cm. Good condition. Stains. Ink stamps. Cloth binding.
The story was later adapted and printed under the title "HeAvot VeHaBanim" (Odessa, 1868), with many alterations. This is the first edition of Mendele's second book, in which he describes the generation gap between fathers and sons: the dynamic life of the young generation versus the decaying life of the old generation. On the lining leaf: "first printing, very rare". [5], 75 pp, 16 cm. Good condition. Stains. Ink stamps. Cloth binding.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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Two volumes of issues of the important literary periodical "Ha-Meorer" edited by Yossef Chaim Brenner and Rabbi Binyamin (Yehoshua Redler Feldman). London, 1906-1907.
1. 1st year, issues 1-12. Includes all title-covers.
2. 2nd year, issues with consecutive pagination (no title-pages). At the end, covers of issues 8-9 were bound, with a note: "I inform all subscribers of "HaMeorer" that instead of printing issues 10-12…, we are sending anthology of G. Shofman works". Bound is "Reshimot" by G. Shofman, London, 1908, 118 pp.
Creations by leading writers and poets are included, amongst them: Brenner, Rabbi Binyamin, M.I. Berdichevsky, Zalman Shneor, Ya'akov Cohen, Gershon Shofman, Ya'akov Fichman, David Frishman and others. "HaMeorer", at the time, was the only Hebrew literary periodical in the world. 20 cm. Good condition. Stains., Binding of 2nd volume is torn with several detached issues. Rare.
1. 1st year, issues 1-12. Includes all title-covers.
2. 2nd year, issues with consecutive pagination (no title-pages). At the end, covers of issues 8-9 were bound, with a note: "I inform all subscribers of "HaMeorer" that instead of printing issues 10-12…, we are sending anthology of G. Shofman works". Bound is "Reshimot" by G. Shofman, London, 1908, 118 pp.
Creations by leading writers and poets are included, amongst them: Brenner, Rabbi Binyamin, M.I. Berdichevsky, Zalman Shneor, Ya'akov Cohen, Gershon Shofman, Ya'akov Fichman, David Frishman and others. "HaMeorer", at the time, was the only Hebrew literary periodical in the world. 20 cm. Good condition. Stains., Binding of 2nd volume is torn with several detached issues. Rare.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $120
Sold for: $150
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"Lifnei HaSha'ar HaAfel", poems, by David Vogel. Vienna: "Machar", 1923.
The only poetry book by Vogel published during his lifetime. 78, [2] pp, 23 cm. Good condition. Minor tears to cover and spine.Very rare.
The only poetry book by Vogel published during his lifetime. 78, [2] pp, 23 cm. Good condition. Minor tears to cover and spine.Very rare.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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Sold for: $250
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"Renanim" (Poems), Meir Tsudner. Warsaw: "Kolot", 1923.
First poetry book by the writer and poet Meir Tsudner (Chodner, 1888-1943, holocaust victim). Cover design by the artist Haim Hanft. 78, [2] pp, 24.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Ink stamps. Foxing marks to cover, tears at borders.
First poetry book by the writer and poet Meir Tsudner (Chodner, 1888-1943, holocaust victim). Cover design by the artist Haim Hanft. 78, [2] pp, 24.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Ink stamps. Foxing marks to cover, tears at borders.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $300
Sold for: $525
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One of the four literary anthologies published under great hardships in the Soviet Union, after the use of Hebrew was prohibited. Anthology contains pieces by young Hebrew poets and prose authors, who wished to express the new reality in the ancient language. A rare example of Hebrew creation in the Soviet Union. Printed in 100 copies only. 32 pp, 12X17 cm. Fair-good condition. Back cover is missing. Stains. Minor moth-damages. Damages and tears professionally restored. In a nice cardboard case.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"HaTza'ir", a belletristic literary anthology for young talents, edited by Y.H. Eisenberg. "HaTza'ir" publishing, Bialystok, printed in Warsaw, 1908.
First booklet. Probably no more booklets have been printed. Amongst the writers: Yossef Haim Haftman, Y.H. Eisenberg, Dvora Baran [possibly the author Dvora Baron], M. Blachman, Y.D. Granat, S. Zack and others. [1] title-cover, 32 pp, [1] title cover, 15.5 cm. Fair condition. Ink stamps, leaves and cover are detached, moth-damages, tears.
First booklet. Probably no more booklets have been printed. Amongst the writers: Yossef Haim Haftman, Y.H. Eisenberg, Dvora Baran [possibly the author Dvora Baron], M. Blachman, Y.D. Granat, S. Zack and others. [1] title-cover, 32 pp, [1] title cover, 15.5 cm. Fair condition. Ink stamps, leaves and cover are detached, moth-damages, tears.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"Tal". Literary anthology (A), edited by young people. Odessa: "Tal", 1911. No other booklets have been printed.
The editorial staff wrote at the end of the booklet "It is well known that our existing literary institutes were founded by and act thanks to famous authors, whose influence on wide circles of readers is great and their words are said with much confidence as is proper for the nation's leaders and educators, while we call the young people here and there who feel in their hearts the vibrations of the times in which we live….". Several years later a collection of poems by young poets was published in Odessa by the name of "Peka'im" edited by Nathan Greenblatt and Moshe Eliyahu Zack of "Tal" participants. 80 pp, 22.5 cm. Generally, in good condition. Numerous library ink stamps. Minor tears and stains. New binding.
The editorial staff wrote at the end of the booklet "It is well known that our existing literary institutes were founded by and act thanks to famous authors, whose influence on wide circles of readers is great and their words are said with much confidence as is proper for the nation's leaders and educators, while we call the young people here and there who feel in their hearts the vibrations of the times in which we live….". Several years later a collection of poems by young poets was published in Odessa by the name of "Peka'im" edited by Nathan Greenblatt and Moshe Eliyahu Zack of "Tal" participants. 80 pp, 22.5 cm. Generally, in good condition. Numerous library ink stamps. Minor tears and stains. New binding.
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![Collection of illustrations, [by] Eve [Hava Shapira]. Warsaw, 1909.
Short stories by Hava Shapira (1878-1943), writer, critic](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/248.jpg "Collection of Literary \"Illustrations\" by Hava Shapira – Warsaw, 1909")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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Collection of illustrations, [by] Eve [Hava Shapira]. Warsaw, 1909.
Short stories by Hava Shapira (1878-1943), writer, critic and publicist, of the pioneer Hebrew female writers (great-granddaughter of R' Pinchas of Koritz and granddaughter of the printer R' Moshe Shapira of Slawita). Died in Theresienstadt Ghetto. Shapira writes at the beginning of the book: "Our literature misses the participation of the second half of humanity: the weak gender. While entering this foreign circle I hope that many of my gender will follow. As long as women will not take part, our literature will be lacking". 63 pp, 18.5 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps. Stains. New, fine, cardboard binding.
Short stories by Hava Shapira (1878-1943), writer, critic and publicist, of the pioneer Hebrew female writers (great-granddaughter of R' Pinchas of Koritz and granddaughter of the printer R' Moshe Shapira of Slawita). Died in Theresienstadt Ghetto. Shapira writes at the beginning of the book: "Our literature misses the participation of the second half of humanity: the weak gender. While entering this foreign circle I hope that many of my gender will follow. As long as women will not take part, our literature will be lacking". 63 pp, 18.5 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps. Stains. New, fine, cardboard binding.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"HaMachar", mouthpiece for Avigdor Hameiri's ideological struggles. Tel-Aviv, 1927-1931.
Booklets 1-14. "HaMachar" was published by the poet and author Avigdor Hameiri (1890-1970). The covers were designed by the artist Pesach Ir-Shai. The motto which appears on all of the covers: "Freedom of Speech is not an option but a Must". On the cover of the first issue appears a dedication handwritten by Hameiri: "For the reader Y. Silberberg, with a greeting of Aliya with no exit, Avigdor Hameiri". A printed note is attached to some of the journals with the Table of Contents. All of the issues are bound together, vol. 23.5 cm. Generally, in good condition. Stains. Tears to first issue, restored.
Booklets 1-14. "HaMachar" was published by the poet and author Avigdor Hameiri (1890-1970). The covers were designed by the artist Pesach Ir-Shai. The motto which appears on all of the covers: "Freedom of Speech is not an option but a Must". On the cover of the first issue appears a dedication handwritten by Hameiri: "For the reader Y. Silberberg, with a greeting of Aliya with no exit, Avigdor Hameiri". A printed note is attached to some of the journals with the Table of Contents. All of the issues are bound together, vol. 23.5 cm. Generally, in good condition. Stains. Tears to first issue, restored.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"HaChaim", illustrated weekly for literature and art, edited by Pesach Ginsburg. Jerusalem, 1922. (Published by "Tarbut" book store).
First year, issues 1-12. Poems, reviews and Hebrew and translated literature, together with worksof art by S. Yedidya, Boris Schatz, Meir Gur- Aryeh, Moshe Muro, and other artists. All issues bound together, fine binding, 29 cm., with leather spine.
First year, issues 1-12. Poems, reviews and Hebrew and translated literature, together with worksof art by S. Yedidya, Boris Schatz, Meir Gur- Aryeh, Moshe Muro, and other artists. All issues bound together, fine binding, 29 cm., with leather spine.
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!["HaBalash" library edited by Shlomo Ben-Israel. Tel-Aviv, [1931-1932]. Booklets 1-28 (no additional booklets have b](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/251.jpg "\"HaBalash\" Library – 28 booklets – The Beginning of Hebrew Detective F")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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"HaBalash" library edited by Shlomo Ben-Israel. Tel-Aviv, [1931-1932]. Booklets 1-28 (no additional booklets have been printed).
Twenty eight consecutive booklets with detective fictional stories, based on the image of David Tidhar (a police officer, private detective and editor of the "Encyclopedia of Yishuv Pioneers)."HaBalash" and its twenty eight booklets are considered the herald of detective fiction in Hebrew. Most of the stories were written by Ben-Israel, as well as by some others, amongst them: Uri Keisari, Haim Dov Halachmi, Nahum Snapiri, Aryeh Samsonov, and others. The booklets are in their original covers and bound in two vlumes 17.5 cm, with spines and leather corners. Good condition, several stains.
Twenty eight consecutive booklets with detective fictional stories, based on the image of David Tidhar (a police officer, private detective and editor of the "Encyclopedia of Yishuv Pioneers)."HaBalash" and its twenty eight booklets are considered the herald of detective fiction in Hebrew. Most of the stories were written by Ben-Israel, as well as by some others, amongst them: Uri Keisari, Haim Dov Halachmi, Nahum Snapiri, Aryeh Samsonov, and others. The booklets are in their original covers and bound in two vlumes 17.5 cm, with spines and leather corners. Good condition, several stains.
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