Original print by Arthur Szyk, inspired by the title page of the book "Airmails of the World". New-York, 1948.
Drawing by Leonardo de Vinci holding a page with a sketch of an airplane, and on the margins are illustrations of a dozen aircraft and planes. At the bottom of the page is a signed dedication in English, hand-written by Szyk. 25.5x20 cm. Good condition.

Marc Chagall, The Jerusalem Windows, Text and Notes by Jean Leymarie . New-York: George Braziller, 1962. English.
"Marc Chagall – Jerusalem Windows". A book about the creation of 12 stained glass windows in the synagogue of "Hadassa" Hospital in Jerusalem, by Marc Chagall. The windows portray the twelve biblical tribes of Israel and are considered one of the most famous creations by Chagall. The book contains about one hundred plates in color and b/w and two original lithographs, in color, by Chagall. 211, [1], pp, 34.5 cm. Good condition.

Death Fugue, Ten Etchings, Zvi Lachman. Ra'anana: "Even Hoshen", 2005.
Bibliophilic publication by "Even Hoshen". Consists of two volumes: the first volume presents a translation into Hebrew of the monumental poem by Paul Celan "Death Fugue" (as well as the origin in German and a translation into English) and an essay about Zvi Lachman's etchings by John Felstiner (in Hebrew and in English). The second volume presents ten original aquatint etchings by Zvi Lachman (printed on 270-gram Arches paper by Sidon Rotenberg in the Jerusalem Print Workshop), in a remarkable leather binding created by the binding-artist Ido Agassi. 25 numbered and signed copies were printed, out of which 1-18 were for sale. Presented here is copy no. 3 (H.C.), which was not for sale. All of the etchings and the colophon in the first volume are signed, numbered and dated by Zvi Lachman. Both volumes are kept in a fine pouch, matching, 33 cm. Very good condition.

Neun Holzschnitte zu ausgewählten Versen aus dem Buche Jeschu ben Elieser ben Sirah. [Nine woodcuts for selected sections of… Ben Sirah book], with foreword by Arnold Zweig. Ninth publication by Soncino publishing house, Berlin, 1929. Introduction in German. Text is in Hebrew with the German translation around it. Copy of an edition of 800 copies, signed by Steinhardt, printed on good-quality paper. Uncut edges. [4], 24, [4] pp, 28 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Parchment spine.