1. Esame ad un Giovane Ebreo Istruito Nella Sua Religione [examination of a young Jew educated by his religion], by Simone Calimani . Trieste, 1784. Italian and some Hebrew. Second edition, bibliographically unknown.
A didactic composition about the Jewish religion, composed in a Q&A form. The author, Rabbi Simcha Calimani (1699-1781), playwright and poet, Hebrew language scholar, taught in Talmud Torah in Venice. 123, [1] pp, 17 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and creases. Worming and minor tears. Second leaf is torn (half of leaf is missing). Ancient inscriptions. Damages to binding. Ex-library copy.
2. Professione Di Fede Con Domande E Risposte Ad Uso Della Gioventù Israelitica [Profession of Faith, with questions and answers for Jewish youth]. Venice: Joab Fano, Giuseppe Molinari printing press, 1827. Italian and Hebrew.
A didactic composition about the Jewish religion, in a Q&A form. Italian and Hebrew, page facing page. On the title page an imaginary illustration of Jerusalem.
A "certificate" granted to a student who finished his studies of the essence of Judaism, is printed at the end of the book (student's details are added by hand), signed by Rabbi Foa. 29, [2] pp, 18 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears (mainly to page preceding title page). Pinholes. Ex-library copy, No cover.

Le Bordereau, Etude des Depositions de M. Bertillon et du Capitaine Valerio au Conseil de Guerre de Rennes, Par un Ancien Eleve De L'ecole Polytechnique [the incriminating document (Bordereau), investigation of the depositions by Bertillon and Captain Valerio before a martial court in Rennes, by a former student of "Le'ecole Polytechnique"]. Paris: Hardy& Bernard, 1904. French. Plates volume.
Booklet of plates, published originally with an essay about the "Bordereau" which Dreyfus was accused of writing, (the "Bordereau", a document which included secret military information, sent to the German embassy in Paris, constituted the start of the Dreyfus affair). The booklet includes photos of Dreyfus' handwriting, drawings for graphology analysis, and more, based on testimonies in the Dreyfus trial, and the testimony by Alphonse Bertillon in particular. Bertillon, a French police officer, of the founders of biometric identification, was summoned to testify as an expert, and despite the fact that he was not an expert in analyzing handwriting, he claimed that Dreyfus was guilty of writing the document. [23] leaves, 38 cm.
Enclosed: leaves with a facsimile of a manuscript (French) - most probably the draft of the composition which accompanied the presented plates (20 leaves) as well as six photos of a manuscript for identification of the writer of the Bordereau. Size and condition varies.

Sixteen issues of Le Petit Journal dealing with the Dreyfus Affair and Emil Zola. Paris, August 1893 until September 1899. French.
Issues of the illustrated supplement to the Parisian daily, "Le Petit Journal", which was one of the most extreme opponents to Alfred Dreyfus. On the first and last page of each journal, illustrations in color depicting the Dreyfus Affair and the Zola Affair: Dryefus in a military court; the military ceremony when his ranks were ripped off his uniform; Dreyfus in jail, a guard serving him food; trial in Rennes; military prison in the city of Rennes; Zola Affair - Court; departure of Emil Zola; and more. Most of the illustrations are by the French illustrator and caricaturist Henri Meyer.
In issue no. 217 appears an illustration which more than others is identified with the Dreyfus Affair (by the illustrator Meyer) -”Traitor: ripping off the ranks of Alfred Dreyfus”.
Presented are issues number: 143, 214, 217, 218, 370, 372, 379, 381, 383, 387, 400, 402, 403, 451, 457, 460. 4 leaves per issue, ca. 43 cm. Condition varies. Minor stains and tears, professionally restored tears to several issues.