Three handwritten letters by the poet Zelda [Schneersohn-Mishkovky], addressed to a relative (most probably a cousin or a nephew). [Jerusalem, ca. 1940s]. Hebrew.
Personal letters, full of congratulations, encouragement and love: "love the godly within you and your gifts…I believe in your powers and your future, yours from depths, Zelda"; "I pray for you now as I pray for myself…life can be and should be dear and glorious". [5] written leaves, 18.5 cm, 25.5 cm. Good condition. Filing holes. Folding marks. Some stains.

Essay about the work of S.Y. Agnon, handwritten by the poet Leah Goldberg, [ca.1950s].
A long essay sent for publication in the periodical "Molad". Among other topics, Goldberg writes about the works "Hachnasat Kalah", "Shevu'at Emunim", "Tmol Shilshom", "Belevav Yamim, "Bidmi Yameha", and more. Goldberg opens the essay by saying: "there are only a few authors of our new literature who… can be appreciated by each and every nation.". [28] leaves, 20 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and creases. Pinholes (from the printing process).

"Beshlulit Tzel Hama", story by the author S. Yizhar [Yizhar Smilansky], [1950s].
On the reverse of the last leaf, S. Yizhar wrote "this is a chapter of a book" and crossed off the sentence with a line.
The story, which takes place during the Independence War, is a chapter from the monumental novel by Yizhar "Yemei Ziklag" [Days of Ziklag] which tells the story of a squad of IDF soldiers commanded by Gidi, trying to conquer elevation point 244, named "Ziklag" by the soldiers. For this book, which was published in 1958 (two volumes, circa 1100 pp), Yizhar won the Israel Prize and it is still considered one of the masterpieces of Israeli literature. 29 leaves, 32 cm. Good condition. Dry paper, tears at margins of some of the leaves. Folding marks. Some dampstaining on the last two leaves.

Contract between Ms. Havatzelet Habshush, Mr. Pinchas Sadeh and Bezalel Tcherikover, concerning the publication of the book "Hitmasrut, 21 Michtavim LePinchas Sadeh” [Devotion, 21 letters to Pinchas Sadeh (Hebrew)]. November 1972. Signed by Habshush, Sadeh and Tcerikover (three times).
A contract arranging the conditions for publishing the book which was published by Tcherikover in 1973 (enclosed is a copy of the book). Havatzelet Habshush (1950-1984) had a relationship with Pinchas Sadeh (1929-1994) after being influenced by his book "HaChayim KeMashal" (Life as a fable, Hebrew). 21 of her personal and intimate letters to Sadeh were published in the book (encouraged by him) and the book became a best-seller. Habshush committed suicide eleven years later. [2] leaves 32.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Filing holes.

Lech im Ha-anashim [Hebrew: Go With the People, Seven Portraits], by Shimon Peres. Jerusalem: Idanim, Yediot Achronot edition, 1979.
A short dedication (Hebrew) by Shimon Peres to Rachel and Moshe Dayan: "With friendship and good memories" (March 1979). 170 pp, 21 cm. Very good condition.