Fayfele [flute], L. Kvitko. Kharkov: 1928.
A rhymed story for children, with illustrations in color by George Fischer. [8] leaves, 24.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears to cover.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

Five books and booklets for children and youngsters. USSR, 1931-1947. Yiddish and Russian.
1. Far yugnt lider-zamlung. S. Polansky. Moscow-Kharkov-Minsk: tsentrale folker-farlag fun P.S.S.R, 1931. Children's songs and musical notations. 16, 39 pp, 25 cm. Good-fair condition. Tears, several detached leaves. Cover detached, with tears.
2. ПОВЕСТЬ О РЫЖЕМ МОТЭЛЕ... [story about red-head Motele, the supervisor, rabbi Yesha'ayahu and Komisar Bloch], by Joseph Utkin. Moscow, 1933. Russian. Illustrations by Moshe Gorshman. 41, [1] pp, 26.5 cm. Good condition.
3. Der umetomgayer, M. Ilin. Krakow-Kiev: Melukhe far di natsionale minderhaytn in USSR, 1933. A nice illustration in black and blue appears on the cover, within the booklet illustrations are in b/w. 32 pp, 20 cm. Good condition. Creases, tears to corners of some of the leaves and cover. Cover partly detached.
4. Tshelyuskin, a kinder-poeme, Z. Barsuk. Minsk: Melukhe farlag, 1936. 76 [2] pp, 17.5X13 cm. Good condition. Stains, tears to cover.
5. Alfabays, Leib Kvitka, "Der Emes" Publishing, Moscow, 1947. The Hebrew Alephabet with illustrations of animals and plants by Mikhail Ya and rhymed texts by Leib Kvitko. Poems and the alphabet appear in the end. 45, [2] pp, 25.5 cm. Good condition. Creases and stains mainly to cover and first and last leaves. Detached cover with tears to edges.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

62 booklets and pamphlets for infants and children. Most were printed in Poland, some in New York, Tel Aviv, Paris and Berlin, 1898 until the 1940s.
The collection is composed of booklets of various series: three booklets of the Livnei HaNe'urim series edited and translated by Yisrael Binyamin Levner, published by Tushia, Warsaw, 1898-1899; three booklets from the series of Bibliotica for Children and Youngsters, published by Mikra, Warsaw, 1910; two booklets from the series of Bibliotica Tzechok V'Sha'ashuim, published by Yehudia, Warsaw, 1919; 11 booklets by Yitzchak Katzenelson, of the series Taltalim – Scriptures for Children, Warsaw, 1920s; nine booklets from the series Bibliotica for the Small Ones [adaptation of the Brothers Grimm], adapted by Nathan Levine. Warsaw, 1920s. Handwritten on some of the booklets' title pages is "The private property of the teacher M. Riter-Tzedek"; four booklets of the series L'Yaldei Yisrael by Zalman Shneur, published by Va'ad HaYovel, Paris, 1930. One booklet has a dedication by the author to Reuven Mas.
The collection also includes three booklets of Zionist songs and folk songs (printed in Warsaw in 1909, 1917 and in Vilna in 1903) and booklets from the following series (some are bound in a volume): "Bibliotica with vowels for young children", Warsaw, 1906; Nitzanim, Cracow, 1907; Shibolim – Illustrated Library for Children and Youngsters, Warsaw, 1921; Library for Children and Youth, 1923; and more books. Varied size and condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

Eden, illustrated monthly journal for youngsters. Publisher: Bat Sheva Grabelsky. Editor: Daniel Persky. A dozen issues of the first year. New-York, April 1924-March 1925.
All of the first year issues of "Eden". Includes works by Tchernichovsky, Bialik, I.D. Berkovitch, Avigdor HaMeiri and others. Attached is a promotion leaf announcing the publication of the first issue. 12 issues, 28 cm. Condition varies. Stains and tears. Detached leaves in issue no. 12.