Thirteen fountain pens. Eretz Israel, [ca.1940s].
Pens made by "Katab", "Etam", "Tarbuth", "Kaduret" (ball pen) and "Kulmus".
Sizes and conditions vary. Several pens with no cover.

Shofar and a black military beret with an Etzel pin, from the estate of Etzel fighter Israel Hadany (Klein).
The Shofar and the beret were used by Etzel fighter Israel Hadany (Klein), in 1941 as described in the book "Shofarot shel Mered" (Ze'ev Golan, Jabotinsky Institute, 2007), (p.33, 106-107). Hadany blew the Shofar at the Western Wall as part of a protest, where “Teki’a Gedolah” was blown when Yom Kippur ended. The protest was held against the British mandate which forbade public religious rituals by the Western Wall. The blowers and their assistants, Beitar and Etzel members, smuggled shofarot in an operation know as “Hakir” (the wall). The operation was held in order to mock the prestige of the British mandate and to strengthen the national pride.
Shofar: 21 cm, pin: 1 cm. Good condition.

Tray with the emblems of the State of Israel. Brazil, ca. 1948.
Wood and glass, butterfly wings, painted glass.
This tray was made in Brazil to celebrate the establishment of the State of Israel. Butterfly wings and painted glass are combined together in this work. The flag of Israel appears in the center, on the sides- the State's emblem and people praying at the Western Wall.
52X34 cm, good condition, some flaking of black paint. A sticker on the reverse: Brasil.

Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim, pexcatly according to the Massorah. Tel-Aviv, "Sinai”, [ca. 1950]. Bound in a silver binding made by "Dugma", marked: "Dugma", "Sterling", "Made in Israel" (on the clasp).
Silver binding ornamented with silver threads and two green gem stones. Tablets of the Law with the Ten Commandments, a crown and geometric and vegetal patterns. On the spine: "Tanakh" in embossed letters. Gilt edges.
Length: 14.5 cm, width: 10 cm, thickness: 4.5 cm. Very good condition.

1. Pair of round bookends. Israel, 1950s. Cast bronze, green patina. Image of a pioneer breaking stones on the background of Jerusalem, with an inscription "I will build thee and thou shall be built" (Hebrew). Height: 13 cm.
2. A couple of oblong bookends. Israel, 1950s. Cast brass, green patina. IDF emblem, sword and an olive branch with the inscription: "for defense and peace" (Hebrew). Height: 17 cm.