Passover haggadah. Organization of Hebrew Scouts in Israel, "HaCarmel" tribe, "Ma'anit" troop, 1949. Hebrew.
Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Includes texts and illustrations on the Holocaust, the illegal immigration enterprise, the War of Independence and the establishment of the state. The "Carmel" tribe was founded in 1937 by the tribe "Meshotetei BaCarmel".
[1] title page-cover, 28 pp, [1] back cover, 24 cm. Good condition. Stains. Slight defects to cover. First and last pages partially glued to cover; haggadah text-block detached from cover.

Four anti-Semitic works, bound together. Germany, 1663-1705.
· Der Gantze Jüdische Glaube [The Whole Jewish Faith], by Anton Margaritha. Leipzig, 1705. German.
Work on Jews and Judaism, mocking Jewish customs and raising various anti-Semitic accusations (the work greatly influenced German theologian Martin Luther when writing his treatise "On the Jews and their Lies"). [1] plate (engraving), [15] leaves, 360 pp, [12] leaves.
· Der Jüden Glaube und Aberglaube [The Jewish Faith and Superstitions], by Friedrich Albrecht Christiani. Leipzig, 1705. German and some Hebrew. Engraved frontispiece and eight engraving plates depicting Jewish attire and customs. [2], 88, 186, [10] pp + [9] plates.
· Ner LeRegel / Wegeleuchte Wieder die Jüdische Finsternißen, by Michael Haveman. Jena, 1663 (on first title page: Hamburg). German and some Hebrew. The first title page is an engraving incorporating illustrations of Moses and Aaron, a brit milah ceremony, and more. [31] leaves, 604 pp, [16] leaves.
· Beste Mittel zu Bekehrung der Juden [The Best Way of Converting the Jews], by Matthias Wasmuth. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1694. German and Hebrew. Engraved frontispiece depicting converted Jews. 144 pp.
The four works are bound together. Volume: 16 cm. Good condition. Vellum binding from the period, stained, slightly damaged and loose. Engraving facing first title page partly detached. Leaves slightly dark. Small tears to margins of some leaves. Paper label on inner side of front binding and ink stamp on front endpaper.

A single incunabula leaf from Hartmann Schedel’s book "Weltchronik" (Nuremberg Chronicle). Nuremberg, 1493. German.
Bearing a large woodcut illustration of the supposed ritual murder of the child Simon of Trent by Jews (whose names appear in the illustration). Partly colored, frame emphasized in orange.
On March 23, 1475, a two-and-a-half-year-old Christian child by the name of Simon disappeared from his parents’ home in Trent in northern Italy; three days later, on the eve of Good Friday (a Christian religious holiday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ), his body was found near the home (or in the cellar or well) of a Jew who was a resident of the city, a moneylender by the name of Samuel. After the body was found, the Bishop announced that all of Trent’s Jewish community, including a number of converted Jews, is guilty of the child’s murder. All of the city’s Jews were arrested, tortured, and some were executed, by fire or beheading. Simon was declared a saint by the Pope, and his memory was commemorated annually in the month of March, until his status as a saint was cancelled in 1965.
The verso is illustrated with three additional woodcuts: a comet; Christian, King of Denmark, Sweden and Norway; and Hercules, Duke of Ferrara.
Sheet approx. 27.5X42.5 cm. Fair-poor condition. Stains, creases and open tears to margins (without damage to text). Tear to woodcut, about 4 cm long. Matted, with two strips of adhesive tape, on upper and lower margins. Additional paper strip (4 cm long) glued to upper left corner on reverse.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Simon Cohen.

Jeu du Juif-Errant [The Wandering Jew Game]. Gameboard based on the book "The Wandering Jew" by Eugène Sue. Nancy (France): Imagerie Delhalt, [second half of the 19th century]. French.
Course with 63 stations, with colorful illustrations after scenes from the "Wandering Jew" (with short descriptions in French). The game instructions are printed in the middle of the board.
29X39 cm. Good condition. Vertical folding line and creases. Some stains. Tears to margins.