20 letters and postcards sent by authors and poets to the literary figures Gabriel Talphir (1901-1990) and Gabriel Moked (B. 1934).
Letters from Esther Raab, Yehuda Amichai, Maya Bejerano, Yoram Kaniuk, Yair Hurwitz, Aharon Meged, Max Brod (booklet with dedication to Bracha Zfira), Dan Tsalka, Maxim Ghilan, and others.
Sizes and conditions vary.

Three poems handwritten by the poet Yitzchak Katzenelson, 1935-36. Signed.
1. "MiShirei HaAretz". A three-verse poem, starting with the words: "sleep, my son…".
2. "Frishman", a four-verse poem, about the author and literary critic David Frishman.
3. "Le-N"S", a seven-verse poem, starting with the words" Mi Millel lanu…". Written in honor and in memory of Nahum Sokolov who died in the same year. Tear on lower part of the leaf, with text omission.
Yitzchak Katzenelson (1886-1944) – Jewish-Polish poet and educator, published poems in Yiddish and in Hebrew. Was the principal of the Jewish school in Lodz and visited Eretz Israel twice. During the first years of WW II was in the Warsaw Ghetto and witnesses the mass extermination of Warsaw Jews including his wife and two sons. Between the years 1943-44 joined the Partisan organization "Dror" and wrote the "Song of the Murdered Jewish People ". Katzenelson was sent with his son to the Vittel concentration camp in France where he wrote in his diary all the horrors that he witnessed. In May 1944 was murdered with his son in Auschwitz. Several of his poems were set to music and became very popular. The Beit Lochamei HaGeta'ot Museum is named after him. Attached are two newspaper-cuttings about the poet. Average height 17 cm. Good-fair condition, spotting.

Taba'ot Ashan, Leah Goldberg. Tel-Aviv: Yachdav, 1935.
First book by Leah Goldberg printed on the year of her arrival in Eretz Israel and in her honor, by her friends of the literary group "Yachdav". On the title page appears a dedication handwritten by Goldberg, dated September 6, 1935.
[4], 85, [2] pp, 18.5 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Tears on the cover.