* Four postcards "Remember JNF". * Letter from JNF committee in England to the representative of "Bnei Zion" movement, confirming planting a tree in the name of the movement and a postcard "donation for trees" in the name of "Bnei Zion" (August 1929). * Three postcards with photos of "Donation for Olive Trees" by JNF. *Certificate "Trees Donation" for planting one tree in the name of a woman-soldier of the Jewish Brigade. * Printed postcards, on one side a text concerning "JNF certificate" in Hebrew and German, on the reverse a JNF stamp. "Postcard with illusatration of Herzl's room in the headquarters of JNF in Jerusalem. * Postcard with "Ktiva VeChatima Tova" greeting with Herzl's portrait and a JNF stamp.*Postcard with "If you dream – this is no legend". * Postcard with a photo of the Jordan River. *JNF donation certificate.
Lot of 16 items, some are rare. Sizes and conditions vary.

Two letters sent to Abd-el-Halim Aga, Governor of Safed, in view of the deterioration of the state of Jews in the Upper Galilee during the period following Ibrahim Pasha's rule. Safed, 1840-1841. Arabic. The first letter, of 1840, was written by Ahmed Zacharia Pasha, commander of Sidon and Tripoli's governor's army. He describes the complaints of Safed Jews regarding the occupation of houses, enslavement of people and confiscation of cattle, and orders the Governor of Safed to restore peace and serenity of Jewish life and provide them with security and defense. It is also mentioned in the letter that R'[Haim Nissim] Abulafia, is in charge of all of his community.
The second letter, of April 1841, deals with the same matter. The writer (signature not clear) announces that a letter was received from R' Haim Abulafia concerning the appointment of two representatives of Safed Jewry – Haim Mizrahi and Haim Franco, and all requests towards the Jewish community have to be addressed to them. Translation of both letters appears in the book "Mechkarim U-Mekorot" by Yitzchak Ben-Zvi. (Edited by Zalman Shazar and Meir Benayahu). Yad Ben-Zvi publishing, Jerusalem, 1966. See attached material. 19.5X32 cm; 20X30 cm. Good condition. Stains, folding-marks, tears, restored with adhesive tape.

Useful and Literary Eretz Israel Yearbook edited by Abraham Moses Luncz. Printed and published by the editor, Jerusalem [1895-1914]
Yearbooks for the years 1896 (2 copies), 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915. Some of the yearbooks are bound together. The yearbooks include the annual calendars for the three great religions, “articles, stories, pictures, poems, and stories describing the situation and life of our brothers in the cities and settlements of Eretz Israel, the situation and life of our brothers in the communities in the cities of the East, notices of the situation of the schools, education and charity, the companies, commerce and crafts in the Holy Land". Attached is Volume 2 of the yearbook “Jerusalem” (1887), also published by Abraham Moses Luncz. Total of 16 volumes, various sizes and condition, some with moth damage. Ex Libris labels of the historian Nathan Schur.