1. Poster on behalf of the national center of Histadrut Agudat Israel in Eretz Israel of May 1948, for the establishment of the State of Israel. Includes the declaration delivered by the representative of Agudat Israel Meir David Lowenstein to the Provisional State council on Iyar 7, 1948. 100X70 cm. Good condition. Folded. Filing holes.
2. Poster on behalf of Histadrut Poalei Agudat Israel in Eretz Israel, "For the Establishment of the State of Israel". 50X70 cm. Good condition. Folded. Filing holes.
3. Poster on behalf of the national center of Histadrut Agudat Israel in Eretz Israel, of Iyar 1948, regarding observance of the first Shabbat in the State of Israel. 47X63 cm. Fair-good condition. Folded. Filing holes. Tears, some with omission.

Embroidered cloth-badge, "Chizbatron – Palmach". [Eretz Israel, late 1940s].
A badge in the shape of military-badges, with the Palmach emblem (two stalks of grains and a sword) with a mask and the embroidered writing "Chizbatron-Palmach". The "Chizbatron" was the entertainment and song troupe of the Palmach, active during the years 1948-1950 and is considered the first military entertainment group founded in Israel. The band was founded during the Independence War by the late songwriter Haim Hefer (then Haim Feiner). Hefer was inspired by a book named "Red Star in China's Sky" which tells the story of a military entertainment band in China. The band accompanied the military route of Mau Tse –tung who gained control over China in the late 1940s and contributed to the morale of the soldiers and to their identification with the communist ideology.
Hefer was deeply impressed by this book and decided to apply the idea to the Palmach. Hefer turned to Yigal Alon, Palmach commander, who approved of founding a band realizing how important such a band could be for the soldiers. Hefer was the commander of the band and wrote most of its songs. The name of the band is a combination of the words "Chizbat" (a tale) and "Teatron" (theater), reflecting the band's spirit. The band consisted of a group of young actors and singers and an accordion player; amongst the artists were Shaike Ophir (then Yesha'ayahu Goldstein), Naomi Polany, Gideon Singer, Shlomo Bar Shavit, Yoel Zilberg, Rivka Mednik (Kremer), Ohela Halevy, Elyakum Shapira and Shmuel Rosen. Haim Hefer was the commander of the band and the writer of most of its songs.
The director of the band during most of its existence was Shmuel Bunim. Many of the band's songs which express the spirit of the period and the Palmach, turned to be valuable assets of Hebrew songs.
It seems that this badge was used for official performances of the Chizbatron, and it probably served the band's members only on special occasions. In any case, the limited number of members and the short time span of the band's existence imply that only a limited number of badges have been produced. 7X6 cm. Good condition.

Volume of Eretz Israel Maps printed by the Government Survey Department. First half of 1950s.
39 Maps of cities and settlements in Israel: Jerusalem, Haifa, Safed, Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, Ramla, Beer Sheba, Nizana, Hebron, Ovdat, Nazareth and more. Several folded maps. 52X66 cm. Good condition. Staining.

Original micrography, signed, by the artist Avraham Haba. Ink on paper. Drawing of a Menorah, Magen David and the digits 25. Text: Independence scroll.
Avraham Haba, micrography artist of Polish origin, Holocaust survivor. Made Aliya to Israel in 1950. Founded the Avraham Haba museum for the art of mictrography in "Yad Sarah" in Jerusalem. 13X15 cm. Good condition. Stains.

Assor, farewell gift for Czera. Bnei-Brak, Lip-Friedman printing press, 1984.
Booklet printed at the initiative of the management of "Ordan Industries" as a gift for Zvi (Czera) Tzur on the occasion of his retirement from "Clal Industries". Printed in two copies only on hand-made paper. The booklet surveys the operations of the company during the years 1974-1984, with illustrations by Revital Yarkony-Weiss.
Zvi (Czera) Tzur was an Israeli military and public figure. Served as the sixth IDF Chief of Staff, and afterwards fulfilled senior executive roles in Israel. Amongst other posts he headed "Clal Industries". 34 pp, 27 cm. Good condition.