Game for composing a stamp with Hebrew letters, 1920s? Manufacturer’s name does not appear. The box includes: A blank stamp, letters, and small tongs for picking up the letters as well as a small wooden table for storing the letters.
The box – 10x13 cm.
Good condition. Missing an ink stand and possibly another piece. Many letters are missing. Significant amount of foxing.

Catalog published by the Phönix publishing house, owned by the Jewish publisher Leo Winz, and which also published the Ost und West magazine. The catalog includes prints and reproductions by significant Jewish artists and drawings of a Jewish or biblical character, by non-Jewish artists.
The catalog is divided into two parts: The first part has a list of reproductions by the publishing house; the second part has 26 leaves with thumbnails of the prints. Among the artists whose work appears in the catalog are: Hermann Struck, Lesser Ury, S. Hirszenberg, Mauriczy Gottlieb, and others. In German.
54 pages, 26 plate pages. 25 cm.
Good condition. Stains. Some damage to the cover and parts missing to spine.

Sketch by Ludwig Bloom, ink on thick paper. Signed and dated, 1949. Inscribed “Gdud HaArayot” and a drawing of seven members from the battalion with their names.
15x24 cm.
Very good condition. Slight creasing to corners. Text in pencil on the back.