Khalyastre 2, Leitung Peretz Markish, Ozer Varshavsky. Khalyastre Publishing, Paris, 1924. Yiddish.
Second issue of "Chaliastre" almanac, published in Paris. This issue includes reproductions of works by Marc Chagall, who also designed the cover. Page 74 portrays Paris conquered by the group of Jewish poets and authors: they are shown climbing the Eiffel Tower, one holding a flag on which "Paris" is written in Yiddish, and another carries to the top of the tower a bundle of scrolls resembling Torah scrolls, but with the word "Khalyastre" written on them. Printed in 1,000 copies. 84 pp, 22 cm. Good condition. Cover is missing. Bound in hard cover. Edges a little chopped.

Pro Peretz Markish, Pamflet fun Melekh Ravitch. I. Hendler printing press, Warsaw, April 1922. Yiddish.
Review regarding Markish's poetry and passages from his poems. The cover, printed on heavy, purple colored paper, was designed by Ravitch himself. Facing the title-page is a portrait of Peretz Markish, created by the artist Yitzchak (Vincent) Brauner (1887-1944), member of "Yung-Yiddish" and "Kultur Lige" groups in Poland. 29, [2] pp, 26 cm. Good condition. Cover faded at borders. Remnants of a celluloid cover.

Perl oyfen bruk, Moshe Brodersohn. Illustrations by Joseph Hecht. Jung-Yiddish publishing, M. Maymon printing press, Lodz, 1920. Yiddish.
Illustration on front cover, with identical title-page. Five additional illustrations within the book. The artist Joseph Hecht (1891-?) was born in Lodz, studied in Krakow Art academy between the years 1909-1914 and then traveled to Norway where he worked and exhibited until 1919. In 1920 arrived in Paris, worked mainly on etchings and participated in the founding of the organization "Young Contemporary Etching Artists". It is uncertain whether he was murdered in an extermination camp or whether he died in Paris in 1951. 78, [2] pp, 23.5 cm. Printed on brown paper. Tears to cover and to book – mainly to first and last leaves, professionally restored.

Mayselekh far kleyninke kinderlekh dertsaylt fun Miriam Margolin. Published by "yiddisher sektsye ban komisariat far folkbildung", [Petrograd?] printed by Selle & Co, Berlin, 1922. Yiddish.
Eleven stories for children, by Miriam Margolin. Cover and text illustrations designed by the artist Issachar Ber Ryback: facing each story is a large, b/w, illustration by Ryback; on the cover appear illustrations in color. On the title-page appears a dedication handwritten by Ryback, in large letters. (Berlin, 1922). [28] pp, 21.5X27.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Tears and damages to leaves and cover – professionally restored.

Freyd, zhurnal far kinder, gayt aroys ale khoydesh. Kiev: kultur-lige, 1925. Yiddish.
4th year, issue no. 18. The cover design and illustrations by the artist Mark Epstein. [2], 24, [2] pp, 26 cm. Booklet in good condition. Tears with omission to corners of cover and restored damages. The sheets' upper part is uncut. In a fine cardboard case.