Eleven bibliophilic publications issued by Bialik Institute of the World Zionist Organization; printed on good quality paper with wide margins and meticulous typography. 1946-1963.
1. Hasefer HaIvri, H.N. Bialik, Jerusalem, [1946]. Address delivered by Bialik in the second World Convention for Hebrew Language and Culture which convened in Vienna during the month of Elul, 1913. Printed in 1100 copies; presented to delegates of the 22nd Zionist Congress in Basel.
2. Nahamu Nahamu Ami, version of chapter forty of the Book of Isaiah from the Geniza discovered in the Judean Desert. Copied and adapted to the traditional version by Elazar Lipa Sukenik. [1949]. "Presented with honor to the Constituent Assembly of the State of Israel on the occasion of its opening session in Jerusalem the capital". Unnumbered copy.
3. J'accuse, Emil Zola. Published to commemorate fifty years since the publication of the article. Jerusalem, 1949. Foreword by Leon Blum (with his signature).
4. Yerushalayim Kiryat Mo'adeinu, poems praising Jerusalem. 1951. Charcoal drawing by Leopold Krakauer appears in the beginning of the booklet. Printed in honor of the opening session of the 23rd Zionist Congress.
5. Hilchot Melachin Umilchamot Lerabeinu Moshe Ben Maimon. (1955). Printed in 800 copies; noncommercial edition. Unnumbered copy.
6-8. Et Kinus! Large format leaflet, listing the aims of Bialik Institute Publishing House [Jerusalem, 1961]. "Bialik Institute is not a publication house in its literal meaning. It stands for….building our Hebrew literal future…". Three copies.
9. Geluyot vechurbanan, Ben-Zion Dinur. (1963). Printed in 400 numbered copies; non-commercial edition. Copy no. 256.
10. Al Bialik, on his ninetieth birthday, Haim Hazaz. Address transmitted on “Kol Israel”. Tel-Aviv, [1963].
11. Kidush Hashem, Shmuel Hugo Bergman. Jerusalem, [1963]. Copy no. 265 of an edition of 400 copies printed in honor of the author’s 80th birthday. Non-commercial edition.
Size varies. Good to very good condition.

"Rot und Glühend ist das Auge des Juden" [Red and glowing is the eye of the Jew], by Arno Nadel. With eight engravings by Jacob Steinhardt. Berlin: Fritz Gurlitt, 1920. German.
Poems by Arno Nadel, accompanied by original engravings by Jacob Steinhardt mounted on the book's leaves. Signed by Steinhardt (in pencil). Preceding the title page appears a dedication hand-signed by Steinhardt (German). [17] leaves + [8] plates, 29 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases.

Die Gesammelte Gedichte Von Else Lasker-Schüler [anthology of poems by Else Lasker-Schüler]. Leipzig: Weißen Bücher, 1917. German.
Anthology of poems by Else Lasker-Schüler (Alberfeld 1869-Jerusalem, 1945), a poet, author, playwright and painter, one of the leading expressionist poets of the 20th century. Accompanied by an introduction by Peter Hille. Copy no. 20 of one hundred numbered copies printed on thick paper of good quality. Bound in a fine cloth-covered binding, with leather corners and spine. Gilt upper edges. 224, [2] pp, 24 cm. Good condition. Some foxing.

Der Prinz von Theben, Ein Geschichtenbuch [The Prince of Thebes] by Else Lasker-Schüler. Two books – first and second editions. German.
1. First edition: Leipzig: Weissen Bücher, 1914. Accompanied by reproductions of drawings by Else Lasker-Schüler and by Franz Marc. 98 pp + [27] plates. Good condition. Signed by Paul Cassirer on title page (?).
2. Second edition: Berlin: Paul Cassirer, 1920. Accompanied by 13 reproductions of drawings by Lasker-Schüler. 86 pp + [13] plates. Good condition. Fine binding, with parchment spine and corners

Das Buch Le Grand, 1826, Kapitel I Bis X [Le Grand Book, parts 1-10], by Heinrich Heine; with ten engravings by Max Oppenheimer. Berlin: Paul Cassirer, 1914. German.
Ten engravings by Max Oppenheimer which accompany the "Book Le Grand" by Heinrich Heine. Copy no. 2 of 40 numbered copies (first ten copies were printed on Geldern Bütten paper). All of the engravings are signed by Oppenheimer: mopp. [3] leaves, 54 pp, [1] leaf, 27 cm. Bound in a fine binding with gold embossing. Good condition.