"Mekomcha Kan, Hitgayes" [Hebrew: You Belong Here, Enlist], a poster on behalf of the General Enlistment Office, Linol: Zvi Bergman. "HaPo'el HaTza'ir" cooperative press, "Zura" advertising, Tel-Aviv, [ca. 1939]. Design: Richard Blass.
A poster calling to enlist to the British Army. The poster portrays a soldier with a rifle pointing at a row of soldiers and beside him the caption: "You Belong Here / Enlist".
63X95 cm. Fair-good condition. Folding marks and creases. Stains. Some tears at margins and by the folding lines, slightly affecting the illustration.

"Maccabi! Ten Yad LeBinyan 'Kfar HaMaccabi' al Admat Hakeren Hakayemet LeIsrael!" [Hebrew: Maccabi - Help Build 'Kfar HaMaccabi' on JNF Land]. Illustrated poster. "Beit Haroshet 'Manir' Sendler and Berson, Bnei Brak" press / "'Aharon' Advertisement Tel-Aviv", [ca. 1935]. Design: Franz Kraus (signed in the plate).
In the foreground appears the image of a man wearing a white undershirt with the "Maccabi" emblem, lifting a house.
The poster calls for donations to buy land for the establishment of Kibbutz Kfar HaMaccabi. The initiative to establish the kibbutz came from several "Maccabi HaTza'ir" members from Germany and Czechoslovakia (supported and assisted by Menachem Ussishkin who, during the first Maccabia, in 1932, raised the idea of Maccabia participants building a settlement in Palestine). The JNF entrusted "Maccabi" World Union with raising the funds to purchase land for the kibbutz. The kibbutz was established in 1936 in Zevulun valley, near Kiryat Ata.
50.5X70 cm. Overall good condition. Folding marks and creases. Some stains. Tears at margins (some are small open tears). Several open tears at folding marks and around them, slightly affecting the illustration. Two pieces of adhesive tape on the reverse, at lower margins. Slight peelings on the reverse, at the corners.

"Hachraza El Kol Toshvei Medinat Israel" [Hebrew: Declaration to All Residents of the State of Israel], poster on behalf of the Provisional Government. "HaPoel HaTza'ir" cooperative press, Tel Aviv, May 14, 1948.?The first poster printed on behalf of the Provisional Government.
The poster calls on the state's residents to enlist and protect their homeland and its well-being: "In a time of a supreme ordeal, a time of a malicious attack by enemies, the Provisional Government takes the rule of Israel into its hands"; "We have been thrust into a cruel war. But let us remember: within the confines of our state, citizens of Arab origin will continue to live - and for many of them this war will be abhorrent. We are obliged to protect their rights, their equal civil rights. We seek peace. Our hands are extended to them in partnership to build our homeland. Citizens! Let us protect the honor of our young state. Each one of us maintains it with his behavior, his pure standing and his clean hands. Each one of us guarantees its safety and future".
Approx. 61.5X94 cm. Framed. Fair condition. Folding marks and creases. Many stains. Tears, some affecting text. Unexamined out of frame.

"The Independence Hanukkah Lamp", two original drawings by Ze'ev Raban for a Hanukkah lamp produced by the Pal-Bell company. [ca. 1950].
Pencil and ink on paper. Stamped with the studio stamp, "Ze'ev Raban, Workshop for Industrial Art (formerly Gur-Aryeh and Raban), Bezalel, Jerusalem". Markings or handwritten comments on both drawings.
1. Drawing for the lamp's façade. A triptych composed of depictions of the Maccabees' battles and the lighting of the Temple menorah.
Drawing: approx. 7X23 cm (leaf: approx. 14X31 cm). Attached to passe-partout. Good-fair condition. Folding marks, creases and slight defects. Stains (including light stains to drawing).
2. Drawing for lamp's reverse. In the center is the emblem of the State of Israel, alongside two figures: a soldier and a female pioneer, seated, with the national institutions and the Hebrew University buildings behind them. On the top margins, on the left and right, are excerpts from Israel's Declaration of Independence.
Drawing: approx. 8.5X27.5 cm (leaf: 11.5X32.5 cm). Attached to passe-partout. Good condition. Folding marks and creases. Stains and slight defects to leaf margins.
See: Ze'ev Raban, A Hebrew Symbolist. Exhibition catalogue, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 2001 (curator: Batsheva Goldman Ida), p. 180; nos. 234-235 (photographed).