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Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $200
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Two Jewish calendars, written in Ladino, Hebrew and Bulgarian:
1. Calendar for 1933-1934. Yossef Baruch Pardo printing press [Filipopoli – Plovdiv], [1933].
2. Calendar for the year 1935-1936. Published by "Kupat Zedaka – Bikur Cholim" society, printed by "Nadizda", Rahamim Shimonov, Sofia, [1935].
Good condition.
1. Calendar for 1933-1934. Yossef Baruch Pardo printing press [Filipopoli – Plovdiv], [1933].
2. Calendar for the year 1935-1936. Published by "Kupat Zedaka – Bikur Cholim" society, printed by "Nadizda", Rahamim Shimonov, Sofia, [1935].
Good condition.
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Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $5,000
Sold for: $6,250
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Micrographia Nova, Sive, Nova & Curiosa Variorum Minutorum Corporum Singularis cujusdam & noviter ab Autore inventi Microscopii…, Joh. Francisko Griendelio. Nuremberg: Hohannis Ziegeri, 1687. Latin.
"New Micrography", early research of the microscope by Johann Franz Griendel in which he presents the significant developments of microscope lenses and field depths. This research was greatly influenced by Robert Hooke's famous book "Micrography", published in London in 1665. The book is accompanied by numerous etchings portraying plants and bugs as seen through the microscope built by the author himself. [8], 64 pp (p. 40 numbered as 38), 38 plates, 26 folded plates (it is possible that part of them are cut). 23 cm. Good Condition. Stains, mainly to title-page, minor moisture-marks to binding and the upper edges of some leaves, tears at borders of several leaves, blurred ink-stamp, original binding somewhat worn.
"New Micrography", early research of the microscope by Johann Franz Griendel in which he presents the significant developments of microscope lenses and field depths. This research was greatly influenced by Robert Hooke's famous book "Micrography", published in London in 1665. The book is accompanied by numerous etchings portraying plants and bugs as seen through the microscope built by the author himself. [8], 64 pp (p. 40 numbered as 38), 38 plates, 26 folded plates (it is possible that part of them are cut). 23 cm. Good Condition. Stains, mainly to title-page, minor moisture-marks to binding and the upper edges of some leaves, tears at borders of several leaves, blurred ink-stamp, original binding somewhat worn.
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![Автографы [Autographs]. Moscow: Imazhinisty publishing, 1919. Russian.
Anthology of poetry, including writings by Sergei Yese](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale26-public/531.jpg "Anthology of Poetry – Moscow, 1919")
Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $1,250
Including buyer's premium
Автографы [Autographs]. Moscow: Imazhinisty publishing, 1919. Russian.
Anthology of poetry, including writings by Sergei Yesenin, Anatoly Marienhof and Vadim Shershneivich, prominent poets of the Russian Avant- Garde Imagism Movement. The anthology also includes works by Boris Pasternak, Konstantin Belmont and others. Illustrations by Pyotr Konchalovsky, Aleksey Morgunov, Nikolay Rozenfeld, Sergey Svetlov and Georgy Yakulov. Handwritten poems in lithographic printing. [16] pp. 30 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, rough tears to cover, tears at margin of leaves. See: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934, Margit Rowell & Deborah Wye. New-York: Museum of Modern Art, 2002. No. 260
Anthology of poetry, including writings by Sergei Yesenin, Anatoly Marienhof and Vadim Shershneivich, prominent poets of the Russian Avant- Garde Imagism Movement. The anthology also includes works by Boris Pasternak, Konstantin Belmont and others. Illustrations by Pyotr Konchalovsky, Aleksey Morgunov, Nikolay Rozenfeld, Sergey Svetlov and Georgy Yakulov. Handwritten poems in lithographic printing. [16] pp. 30 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, rough tears to cover, tears at margin of leaves. See: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934, Margit Rowell & Deborah Wye. New-York: Museum of Modern Art, 2002. No. 260
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Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $2,000
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Hermann Hesse, two typewritten poems, signed by hand. 1941
1. Bericht des Schüllers. A typewritten poem. At the end of the poem is Hermann Hesse's signature. On the lower margins is a long dedication, signed in Hesse's handwriting: "I am sending a few poems… as a token of gratitude for your letter… go on your way and try to separate between being busy with poetry and your livelihood. Better do professional business than mix this need with your leanings towards being an intellectual poet".
2. Prosa (auf einen Dichter). Typewritten poem. At the end of the poem, Hesse's signature and the date were added in his handwriting.
[2] leaves, 29.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks, minor tears.
1. Bericht des Schüllers. A typewritten poem. At the end of the poem is Hermann Hesse's signature. On the lower margins is a long dedication, signed in Hesse's handwriting: "I am sending a few poems… as a token of gratitude for your letter… go on your way and try to separate between being busy with poetry and your livelihood. Better do professional business than mix this need with your leanings towards being an intellectual poet".
2. Prosa (auf einen Dichter). Typewritten poem. At the end of the poem, Hesse's signature and the date were added in his handwriting.
[2] leaves, 29.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks, minor tears.
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Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $1,500
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One hundred photos of WW I, documenting the military actions of the German army in the eastern front on the border of the Russian Empire and in the western front, in Belgium and the east of France.
The photos portray the activity of the different units, the ground corpses and the combat engineering corpses, visit of Emperor Wilhelm II next to senior officers, etc. Some of the photos are annotated and dated in handwriting on the reverse, ink-stamped on the reverse: " Kais. Deutsche Südarmee Armeeoberkommando Geniestabsgruppe". 17.5X13 cm. Fair-good condition, some in poor condition, with tears and moisture marks. Five photos in smaller format.
The photos portray the activity of the different units, the ground corpses and the combat engineering corpses, visit of Emperor Wilhelm II next to senior officers, etc. Some of the photos are annotated and dated in handwriting on the reverse, ink-stamped on the reverse: " Kais. Deutsche Südarmee Armeeoberkommando Geniestabsgruppe". 17.5X13 cm. Fair-good condition, some in poor condition, with tears and moisture marks. Five photos in smaller format.
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![Almanach des verlages der kommunistischen international [Almanac published by the Communist International]. Hamburg, 1921. Ge](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale26-public/534.jpg "Communist Almanac – Hamburg, 1921 – Illustrations and Photographs")
Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 16, 2012
Opening: $200
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Almanach des verlages der kommunistischen international [Almanac published by the Communist International]. Hamburg, 1921. German.
Almanac published by the Comintern – The International Union of Communist Parties. Includes the Comintern's manifest which was determined at the organization's first congress and articles by communist leaders and thinkers: Lenin, Trotsky, Karl Radek, Rosa Luxemburg, Gregory Zinoviev, Epton Sinkler, etc. With black & white and colored photographs and illustrations.
Reproductions of communist proclamations from the USSR, portraits of Communist leaders and caricatures. Some were drawn by George Gross – a German artist and caricaturist known for his political drawings. Bound at the end of the book is a leaflet from 1922, which details all the books and publications published by the Comintern. 331; 32 pages, 23 cm. Fair-good condition. Missing tears to inner margins of most leaves (no damage to text), all tears professionally restored.
Almanac published by the Comintern – The International Union of Communist Parties. Includes the Comintern's manifest which was determined at the organization's first congress and articles by communist leaders and thinkers: Lenin, Trotsky, Karl Radek, Rosa Luxemburg, Gregory Zinoviev, Epton Sinkler, etc. With black & white and colored photographs and illustrations.
Reproductions of communist proclamations from the USSR, portraits of Communist leaders and caricatures. Some were drawn by George Gross – a German artist and caricaturist known for his political drawings. Bound at the end of the book is a leaflet from 1922, which details all the books and publications published by the Comintern. 331; 32 pages, 23 cm. Fair-good condition. Missing tears to inner margins of most leaves (no damage to text), all tears professionally restored.
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