1. Aldus Manutius Alphabetum Hebraicum, Venedig ca. 1501,
Munich 1927, Copy no. 164 from an edition of 300 copies.
2. Neki Kapaim UBarMitzvahm Sermon preached by R. Abraham Katz Rappoport Schrenzyl in Synagogue on his Bar Mitzvah. Printed in Frankfurt [1925] in honor of Akiva Ben Yosef Pressitz.
3. Vom alten Blücher; drei anekdoten mit einem vor- und nachwort, von Wilhelm Schäfer. Copy no. 289 from an edition of 500 copies.
4. Deutsche Juden als Bibliophilen und Antiquare, von Fritz Homeyer (German Jews as Bibliophiles and antiquarians) Tübingen 1966.
5. Berliner Bibliophile Vereine in der Zeit von der Jahrhundertwende bis 1945, Bedeutung und Grenzen, von Lothar Sommer, offprint from Marginalien; Zeitschrift für Buchkunst und Bibliophilie 1987.
Size and condition vary.

Foyglen [birds], by Leib Kvitko, illustrations by Issachar Ber Ryback. Berlin: Schwellen, [ca.1922]. Yiddish.
Children's story. Illustrations in color appear on the front and back covers. Large illustrations in b/w appear within the book. 15. [1] pp, 31X24 cm. Fair-good condition. Detached leaves, tears to borders of leaves. Detached cover. Edges of cover – professionally restored.
See: Futur antérieur, l’avant-garde et le livre yiddish (1914-1939. Skira, Paris, 2009. No. 152.

Der galaganer hon [the boastful rooster], by Peretz Markish. Berlin: Klal, 1922. Yiddish.
Children's book by Peretz Markish illustrated by Joseph Tchaikov. On the front cover appears an illustration in color in an impressive typographic design. Within the booklet there are 25 additional illustrations in b/w.
Joseph Tchaikov (1888-1986) - sculptor, painter, graphic artist, teacher and theoretician. Studied in Paris between 1910-1913, started exhibiting from 1912. Was active member in groups and associations of Jewish artists. He was among the founders of "Kultur-Lige" in Kiev. Taught sculpture in Vkhutemas and in Vkhutein between 1923-1930.
3030 pp,31 cm. Good-fair condition.Detached leaves, tears at edges of leaves (most leaves in good condition, including the detached ones).Cover detached. Borders of front and back covers are missing and were professionally restored.
For additional information, see: Tradition and Revolution - The Jewish renaissance in Russian avant-garde 1912-1928, by Ruth Apter- Gabriel
(editor).

Mayse-Bikhl, mit litografyes un holtshniten fun Lasar Seggal, David Berglsohn. Berlin: Wostok, 1923. Yiddish.
Tales by David Berglsohn, with illustrations by Lasar Seggal, Jewish painter, etcher and scrulptor, native of Vilnius. Berglsohn (1884-1952), Yiddish playwright and author. Was executed by Stalin in 1952. 48 pp + [8] illustration plates, 26 cm. Good condition. Foxing marks and moisture marks. Original binding (fair condition), professionally restored; lining leaves and spine are not original. Ex-Libris labels and ink-stamps.

Almanac VUSPP, "alukrainishe asotsiyatsye fun proletarishe shrayber – yidishe sektsye" – [Ukrainian Association for Proletarian Writers- Jewish Section]. "Centralfarlag", Kharkov, 1929. Yiddish.
Literary anthology published by the Jewish section of a group of Proletarian writers, established in 1927. With compositions by 21 Jewish writers and poets. Accompanied by works of the artists B. Blank and M. Fradkin. Yiddish. 363, [3] pp, 22.5 cm. Good condition. Worn binding. Cover missing.