The Book of Job, Arthur Szyk. New-York: Club editions, Ltd.,1946. Hebrew.
Numbered (218 out of 1950 copies) and signed by Arthur Szyk. Illustrations in color attached to leaves. Fine binding, contained in a red velvet covered case. 148, [1] pp, 31 cm. Very good condition.

Sur Les Champs Juifs De L'Ukraine, Issachar Ryback. Paris, 1926. French. Album with 25 reproductions of good quality (five in color), portraying Jewish figures and Jewish craftsmen in Ukraine. Copy no. 5 from an edition of 50 copies (printed on Dutch paper), signed by Ryback.
15, [1] pp, [25] plates, [2] pp. 39 cm. Good condition. Minor damages to binding.

Uriel Acosta, print created by the artist Henryk Berlewi. Signed in the plate; signed and dated in pencil 1920.
Uriel Acosta (1585-1640) - Jewish Portuguese philosopher, son of a family of Marranos. Following his attempts to re-define Judaism, he was punished and excommunicated by the Jewish congregation in Amsterdam and finally, after enduring years of ostracism and sufferance he committed suicide. This print also appears on a book cover, published in Warsaw in 1921 by "kultur lige" (adaptation by Karl Gutzkow to Acosta's life story).
17X13.5 cm. Frame: 47.5X39.5 cm. Good condition. Not examined out of frame.

Le Cantique de Salomon, , enluminé par Ze'ev Raban/ Song of Songs, illuminated by Ze'ev Raban, 'Bezalel', Jerusalem: "Shir HaShirim", 1930. Hebrew and French.
26 plates, in color, mounted on the book's leaves, on the right hand side (printed from left to right). Text of the Scroll appears on the margins of the illustrations and the translation into French on the left side. Printing of very good quality, on heavy paper, with wide margins. The illustrations were printed in Paris by "Artistique Editions de Paris". Copy no. 2 from a very limited edition, signed by Ze'ev Raban (in the colophon).
[31] leaves, 33 cm. Very good condition, minor spotting. Original binding.