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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
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Handwritten letter and a poem by the poet and translator Yonatan Ratosh, 1964.
A long poem, of a "Canaanite" nature, consisting of four parts. In the letter, addressed to Ephraim Broide, editor of "Molad" periodical, Ratosh delivers instructions for layout of the poem. The poem: [2] pp, 32 cm. Folding marks. Stains and pinholes (from the printing process). Letter: [1] pp, 22.5 cm. Folding marks, filing holes and stains at margins
A long poem, of a "Canaanite" nature, consisting of four parts. In the letter, addressed to Ephraim Broide, editor of "Molad" periodical, Ratosh delivers instructions for layout of the poem. The poem: [2] pp, 32 cm. Folding marks. Stains and pinholes (from the printing process). Letter: [1] pp, 22.5 cm. Folding marks, filing holes and stains at margins
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!["Beshlulit Tzel Hama", story by the author S. Yizhar [Yizhar Smilansky], [1950s].
On the reverse of the last leaf,](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/120.jpg "Handwritten Story by S. Yizhar – Chapter from \"Yemei Ziklag\"")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $400
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"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.
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.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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![Handwritten story by the author, playwright and journalist Yehoshua Bar Yosef, [ca. 1950s].
The story takes place during the](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/121.jpg "Handwritten Story by Yehoshua Bar-Yosef")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
Including buyer's premium
Handwritten story by the author, playwright and journalist Yehoshua Bar Yosef, [ca. 1950s].
The story takes place during the Independence War: a company of soldiers occupies an Arab village; while staying there, they are attacked by flees and undergo changes of morals and consciousness. The story ends with the soldiers setting the houses of the village on fire. [20] leaves (lacking: first page and page no. 16), 18 cm. Fair-good condition. Wear and creases, stains. Tears at upper margins (from the printing process).
The story takes place during the Independence War: a company of soldiers occupies an Arab village; while staying there, they are attacked by flees and undergo changes of morals and consciousness. The story ends with the soldiers setting the houses of the village on fire. [20] leaves (lacking: first page and page no. 16), 18 cm. Fair-good condition. Wear and creases, stains. Tears at upper margins (from the printing process).
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $500
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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.
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.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $300
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Four books with dedications (Hebrew) handwritten by Yocheved Bat-Miriam to Renana Leshem Ben-Gurion and her son Uri (Daughter and grandson of David Ben-Gurion).
1. Dmuyot MeOfek. Yocheved Ban-Miriam. Tel-Aviv: "Machbarot LeSafrut", 1952. Dedication "for Renana and Dolik with love".
2. Sefer HaChidot, Nathan Alterman. "Hakibutz HaMe'uchad", 1971. Dedication "for Uri with real love".
3. Poems, Yocheved Bat-Miriam. "Sifriyat Po'alim", 1972. Dedication "for Renana and Dolik with love".
4. Bein Chol VeShemesh, Yocheved Bat-Miriam. "Hakibutz HaMe'uchad", 1975. Dedication "for Uri, when he grows up he will understand more, with love which promises to strengthen".
1. Dmuyot MeOfek. Yocheved Ban-Miriam. Tel-Aviv: "Machbarot LeSafrut", 1952. Dedication "for Renana and Dolik with love".
2. Sefer HaChidot, Nathan Alterman. "Hakibutz HaMe'uchad", 1971. Dedication "for Uri with real love".
3. Poems, Yocheved Bat-Miriam. "Sifriyat Po'alim", 1972. Dedication "for Renana and Dolik with love".
4. Bein Chol VeShemesh, Yocheved Bat-Miriam. "Hakibutz HaMe'uchad", 1975. Dedication "for Uri, when he grows up he will understand more, with love which promises to strengthen".
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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![Lech im Ha-anashim [Hebrew: Go With the People, Seven Portraits], by Shimon Peres. Jerusalem: Idanim, Yediot Achronot edition](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/124.jpg "Shimon Peres – Dedication on his Book to Moshe Dayan, 1979")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $300
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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.
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.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $400
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
A New Spirit, a New Commitment, a New America, the Inauguration of President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter F. Mondale. USA: Duo Books, 1977. English.
A book documenting the appointments of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale as President and Vice President of the United States; numerous photographs. On the endpaper appears a short dedication handwritten by Jimmy Carter: "To my friend Moshe Dayan (English). 128 pp, 27.5 cm. Good condition. Stains (mainly to first and last pages). Some damages to dust jacket
A book documenting the appointments of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale as President and Vice President of the United States; numerous photographs. On the endpaper appears a short dedication handwritten by Jimmy Carter: "To my friend Moshe Dayan (English). 128 pp, 27.5 cm. Good condition. Stains (mainly to first and last pages). Some damages to dust jacket
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $300
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United States Ship Nimitz CVN-68, a book dedicated to the aircraft carrier "Nimitz" CVN-68, USA Navy; with numerous photographs. No printing location. No Date. [1977?]. English.
On the first page appears a dedication handwritten by the commander of "Nimitz" Richard T. Gaskill, to Moshe Dayan. "On the occasion of the visit of USS Nimitz (CVN-68) to Haifa, April 1978". (English). 344 pp, 30.5 cm. Good condition.
On the first page appears a dedication handwritten by the commander of "Nimitz" Richard T. Gaskill, to Moshe Dayan. "On the occasion of the visit of USS Nimitz (CVN-68) to Haifa, April 1978". (English). 344 pp, 30.5 cm. Good condition.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $300
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Five books with handwritten dedications to Moshe Dayan:
1. Assignment in Israel, edited by Bernard Mandelbaum. New-York, 1960. Dedication by the author to Moshe Dayan (English).
2. Naval Operations in the Israel War of Independence, Eliezer Tal. "Ma'arachot" Publishing, IDF, 1964. Dedication to Moshe Dayan by Yochai Ben-Nun.
3. The Autobiography of Nahum Goldmann, Sixty Years of Jewish Life. USA: Holt, Reinhart and Winston, 1969. English. Dedication by Nahum Goldmann "to Moshe Dayan with admiration and friendship".
4. Banaich Lochamei Yerushalayim, [in memory of the Dead and Missing Soldiers of the Jerusalem Division in the Yom Kipur War]. "Published by the committee commemorating the soldiers of the Jerusalem Division who were killed in the line of duty and with the donation of Mr. Raphael Aharoni, a Jerusalem Division fighter". Jerusalem, 1975.
A signed dedication by Raphael Aharoni "To Mr. Moshe Dayan, Peace will be heard in the Judean Mountains…"(Hebrew).
5. Function and Design in the Talmudic Period, exhibition catalogue. Eretz Israel Museum, Tel-Aviv; Ceramics Museum, 1979. Dedication for Moshe Dayan by Uza Zevulun and Yael Olenik.
Size and condition vary.
1. Assignment in Israel, edited by Bernard Mandelbaum. New-York, 1960. Dedication by the author to Moshe Dayan (English).
2. Naval Operations in the Israel War of Independence, Eliezer Tal. "Ma'arachot" Publishing, IDF, 1964. Dedication to Moshe Dayan by Yochai Ben-Nun.
3. The Autobiography of Nahum Goldmann, Sixty Years of Jewish Life. USA: Holt, Reinhart and Winston, 1969. English. Dedication by Nahum Goldmann "to Moshe Dayan with admiration and friendship".
4. Banaich Lochamei Yerushalayim, [in memory of the Dead and Missing Soldiers of the Jerusalem Division in the Yom Kipur War]. "Published by the committee commemorating the soldiers of the Jerusalem Division who were killed in the line of duty and with the donation of Mr. Raphael Aharoni, a Jerusalem Division fighter". Jerusalem, 1975.
A signed dedication by Raphael Aharoni "To Mr. Moshe Dayan, Peace will be heard in the Judean Mountains…"(Hebrew).
5. Function and Design in the Talmudic Period, exhibition catalogue. Eretz Israel Museum, Tel-Aviv; Ceramics Museum, 1979. Dedication for Moshe Dayan by Uza Zevulun and Yael Olenik.
Size and condition vary.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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![Otobiographia Zmanit [Temporary Autobiography], by Assaf [Assi] Dayan. Tel-Aviv: "Eked", 1973.
Assi Dayan's first p](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale47-public/128.jpg "Assi Dayan – \"Temporary Autobiography\", 1973 – Dedication to his Fathe")
Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $500
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Otobiographia Zmanit [Temporary Autobiography], by Assaf [Assi] Dayan. Tel-Aviv: "Eked", 1973.
Assi Dayan's first poetry book. On the first page appears a handwritten dedication to his father, Moshe Dayan: "For my father, I believe that this time you will also not understand, knowing that this time too it does not matter, with love, Assi". (May 1973). [14] leaves, 24 cm. Good condition. Slight damages to binding
Assi Dayan's first poetry book. On the first page appears a handwritten dedication to his father, Moshe Dayan: "For my father, I believe that this time you will also not understand, knowing that this time too it does not matter, with love, Assi". (May 1973). [14] leaves, 24 cm. Good condition. Slight damages to binding
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $800
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Two official certificates, appointing Mr. Charles Alexander Gault to be Britain's Consul-General in Haifa, September 1953.
One certificate is signed by the President of Israel, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi and the Foreign Minister, Moshe Sharett; the second certificate is signed by Queen Elizabeth II and by Britain's Prime Minister, Anthony Eden. Printed on thick paper of good quality. One certificate – 44.5 cm, the second – 41.5 cm. Very good condition. Folding marks.
One certificate is signed by the President of Israel, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi and the Foreign Minister, Moshe Sharett; the second certificate is signed by Queen Elizabeth II and by Britain's Prime Minister, Anthony Eden. Printed on thick paper of good quality. One certificate – 44.5 cm, the second – 41.5 cm. Very good condition. Folding marks.
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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Auction 47 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
September 8, 2015
Opening: $500
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Ad Alot Hashachar, by Haim Guri. Published by "Hakibutz Hameuchad", Tel-Aviv, 1950.
Haim Guri's second book, depicting his personal impressions of the War of Independence. On the first page appears a dedication handwritten by Haim Guri to David Ben-Gurion: "sparks from the big fire that devoured us" (Jerusalem, summer, 1950).
A note handwritten by David Ben-Gurion is attached to one of the book's leaves with four comments regarding Guri's book, including a comment about censorship.
When the book "Ad Alot Hashachar" by Haim Guri was published, in 1950, the distribution of the book was forbidden by a police order and the copies of the books were confiscated due to the book not being presented in advance to the Military Censor, as requested. About two months later the book appeared again with some sections and names omitted. 167 pp, 18 cm. Note in Ben-Gurion's handwriting: 12.5 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Tears to dust jacket
Haim Guri's second book, depicting his personal impressions of the War of Independence. On the first page appears a dedication handwritten by Haim Guri to David Ben-Gurion: "sparks from the big fire that devoured us" (Jerusalem, summer, 1950).
A note handwritten by David Ben-Gurion is attached to one of the book's leaves with four comments regarding Guri's book, including a comment about censorship.
When the book "Ad Alot Hashachar" by Haim Guri was published, in 1950, the distribution of the book was forbidden by a police order and the copies of the books were confiscated due to the book not being presented in advance to the Military Censor, as requested. About two months later the book appeared again with some sections and names omitted. 167 pp, 18 cm. Note in Ben-Gurion's handwriting: 12.5 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Tears to dust jacket
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Manuscripts and Autographs, Archives, Hebrew Literature and Periodicals, Yiddish Literature
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