Prospectus der Odessaer Gesellschaft für Geschichte und Alterthümer gehörenden ältesten hebräischen und rabbinischen Manuscripte [List and content of ancient manuscripts in the Odessa historical society], by Ephraim Moshe Finer. Odessa, 1845. German and citations in Hebrew.
A bibliographic listing and a comprehensive research about tens of Hebrew manuscripts: the Bible, Talmud and scholarly books in a library in Odessa. At the end of the book are three plates with a lithographic facsimile of the book of Habbakuk manuscript from the year 916. An additional manuscript appears at the beginning of the book with comments and additions, in German and in Hebrew; attached is a leaf with a copied ancient manuscript from the Book of Jeremiah. 92 pp, [3] folded plates, 28 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps. Minor stains.

Aus dem Berliner Jüdischen Museum – Palästinensische Altertümer, Münzen, Medaillen, Siegel, Ringe und Kultusgeräte, Dr. Moritz Stern. Berlin: Philo Verlag un Buchhandlung, 1937. German.
Catalogue of medals, coins, ink stamps, rings and ceremonial objects from the collections of the Jewish Museum in Berlin. 64 photos, 108 columns, 26.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, ink-stamps. Binding and foresatz restored. Moisture-marks.

Sammelblätter, Jüdischen Wissens, leaflets about various Jewish subjects, edited by Fritz Kahn, published by "Jehuda Halevi– Loge", Berlin, 1924-1931. German.
About 145 leaflets (issue no. 1 to 246, not consecutive) dealing with a variety of topics related to Jewish Studies, Eretz Israel and Jewish Art, Ethnography and Folklore, Hebrew Manuscripts, Jewish and Zionist figures, etc. 268 leaflets have been printed between the years 1924-1933, each leaflet consists of 2-4 pp. Contained in an original folder, 34.5 cm.. Leaflets in good condition, folding-marks. Stains and damages to folder.

Menorah – Judisches Familienblatt fur Wissenschaft, Kunst und Literature, [Menorah – Illustrated journal for the Jewish home / journal for science, art and literature]. Vienna-Frankfurt am Main-Berlin, 1923-1932. German with some Hebrew and some English. Ten Volumes (complete set). The monthly journal "Menorah" dealing with Jewish culture was published during the years 1923-1932. After the third year the sub-title was altered.
The introduction to the first issue says: "Hebrew papers that appear now have a limited goal: political or religious. This journal's aim is to assist in establishing bridges between the various trends in Judaism and unite them on a common basis…this journal is for the Jewish home and Jewish family – both of which have always been like a fortress for Judaism".
The journal includes many articles about art. Amongst the artists: Marc Chagall, Max Liebermann, Channah Orloff, Maurici Gottlieb, Ya'akov Steinhardt and others; the writers and authors include Dubnov, Isaak Babel, Achad Ha'am, Meir Balaban, Sholem Asch, Arthur Schnitzler and others. Ten volumes. First year: six issues in a volume, years 2-10: 12 issues per volume. Some issues in original cover.