Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Lot 339 Photograph Album – Convalescence Camp for She'erit Hapletah Children – Strobl, Austria, 1947
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
Photo-album from a convalescence camp for She'erit Hapletah children in Strobl, Austria. Strobl, 1947.
67 photographs, in an album, documenting the operation of the camp for She'erit Hapletah children in Strobl, Austria. The camp was initiated by the central committee of Jews in Austria and the Jewish Agency and was supported by the Joint.
The photographs portray children bathing in the bath tub and in the lake, eating, studying, staging plays, travelling and exercising. Some photographs show members of the staff as well as representatives of different organizations (culture department of the central committee of Jews in Austria, the Jewish Agency, and more). The photographs are titled on the album's leaves.
Two dedications to Menachem Zaharoni – director of the culture and education bureau of She'erit Hapletah in Austria – appear in the album. One is an official dedication: "Souvenir from the children's lives in Strobl camp, 1947, where some 500 children rested and healed their starved bodies". This dedication is signed by S. Shvadron, secretary of the culture department of the central committee of Austrian Jews and is dated – "Salzburg, September 1947". The second dedication is personal, and is addressed to "My childhood friend Mendel [Menachem Zaharoni], when we met again after so many years, far from the town where we were born – raised – Krynki, formerly lovely, presently destroyed and abandoned […], yours, Shmuel".
Menachem Zaharoni (1912-1979) - one of the founders of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel and author of dozens of articles, books and guides on the subject of the geography of Israel. Zaharoni was born as Menachem Jaroszweski in Krynki, Poland. At the age of 15 he started his studies in the Hebrew Seminary "Tarbut" in Grodno, and when he graduated at the age of 19, he served as a teacher in Kosiv and as the JNF representative in the town. Zaharoni immigrated to Palestine in 1934, worked as a substitute-teacher in a school in Nesher and in orange groves. In 1947 he went on a mission to establish schools in Displaced Persons Camps in Austria, and in the summer of 1948 returned to Israel. In the years that followed he was engaged in study and education and in guiding tours, courses and continuing education programs.
Photographs: 8.5X6 cm – 12X9 cm. Album: 31X20 cm. Photographs in good-fair condition. Minor stains and blemishes. The leaves of the album are in poor condition. Fragile leaves, falling apart, torn at margins and entirely detached from album. Stains and blemishes to binding.
67 photographs, in an album, documenting the operation of the camp for She'erit Hapletah children in Strobl, Austria. The camp was initiated by the central committee of Jews in Austria and the Jewish Agency and was supported by the Joint.
The photographs portray children bathing in the bath tub and in the lake, eating, studying, staging plays, travelling and exercising. Some photographs show members of the staff as well as representatives of different organizations (culture department of the central committee of Jews in Austria, the Jewish Agency, and more). The photographs are titled on the album's leaves.
Two dedications to Menachem Zaharoni – director of the culture and education bureau of She'erit Hapletah in Austria – appear in the album. One is an official dedication: "Souvenir from the children's lives in Strobl camp, 1947, where some 500 children rested and healed their starved bodies". This dedication is signed by S. Shvadron, secretary of the culture department of the central committee of Austrian Jews and is dated – "Salzburg, September 1947". The second dedication is personal, and is addressed to "My childhood friend Mendel [Menachem Zaharoni], when we met again after so many years, far from the town where we were born – raised – Krynki, formerly lovely, presently destroyed and abandoned […], yours, Shmuel".
Menachem Zaharoni (1912-1979) - one of the founders of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel and author of dozens of articles, books and guides on the subject of the geography of Israel. Zaharoni was born as Menachem Jaroszweski in Krynki, Poland. At the age of 15 he started his studies in the Hebrew Seminary "Tarbut" in Grodno, and when he graduated at the age of 19, he served as a teacher in Kosiv and as the JNF representative in the town. Zaharoni immigrated to Palestine in 1934, worked as a substitute-teacher in a school in Nesher and in orange groves. In 1947 he went on a mission to establish schools in Displaced Persons Camps in Austria, and in the summer of 1948 returned to Israel. In the years that followed he was engaged in study and education and in guiding tours, courses and continuing education programs.
Photographs: 8.5X6 cm – 12X9 cm. Album: 31X20 cm. Photographs in good-fair condition. Minor stains and blemishes. The leaves of the album are in poor condition. Fragile leaves, falling apart, torn at margins and entirely detached from album. Stains and blemishes to binding.
Category
Antisemitism, Holocaust and She'erit HaPletah
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $400
Unsold
HaMedina, issue 8. "Published by the NZO Center in Germany, American Region". Munich, Nissan 1946. Hebrew and Yiddish.
Issue of the newspaper "HaMedina", published by the New Zionist Organization (NZO), printed in Munich after World War II. The issue includes essays by Ze'ev Zhabotinsky, Tzvi Kantor, Shlomo Kor and others, and is accompanied by several photographs (including a photograph of Ze'ev Jabotinsky in his prison cell in Acre, and photographs of Betar members in Germany).
Appearing on the front cover of the issue is an illustration by Arthur Szyk.
24 pp, 29.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Creases and stains. Horizontal fold line to all the leaves. Small open tear to last leaf. Tears to back cover and to spine, some open, repaired with adhesive tape.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Issue of the newspaper "HaMedina", published by the New Zionist Organization (NZO), printed in Munich after World War II. The issue includes essays by Ze'ev Zhabotinsky, Tzvi Kantor, Shlomo Kor and others, and is accompanied by several photographs (including a photograph of Ze'ev Jabotinsky in his prison cell in Acre, and photographs of Betar members in Germany).
Appearing on the front cover of the issue is an illustration by Arthur Szyk.
24 pp, 29.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Creases and stains. Horizontal fold line to all the leaves. Small open tear to last leaf. Tears to back cover and to spine, some open, repaired with adhesive tape.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Category
Antisemitism, Holocaust and She'erit HaPletah
Catalogue
!["Af Al Pi" [Nevertheless]. Broadside issued by Irgun Zeva'i Le'umi. "Bagola" [Hebrew: In exile; Germany], 1946. Yiddish and H](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale64-public/341.jpg "Broadside – Irgun – \"Bagola\" – Germany, 1946")
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,500
Including buyer's premium
"Af Al Pi" [Nevertheless]. Broadside issued by Irgun Zeva'i Le'umi. "Bagola" [Hebrew: In exile; Germany], 1946. Yiddish and Hebrew.
Titles in Hebrew and Yiddish – "Af Al Pi" and "Galut – Shi'abud – Herut" ("Exile – Enslavement – Liberty"). Accompanied by three allegorical illustrations: in the first (Galut = Exile), the hand of an SS soldier is shown whipping Jews, human skeletons, with a swastika flag in the background; in the second (Shiabud = Enslavement) – the hand of a British soldier initialed with the letters CID (Committee of Imperial Defence) is seen whipping Holocaust survivors, with a British flag in the background; in the third (Herut = Liberty) – a Jewish fighter is holding a sword after having shed the chains that bound him, emerging from a map of Greater Eretz Israel. Texts in Hebrew and Yiddish on the right margins: speech of Bar Kochba to his people, the testament of Shimshon and the testament of the Maccabees.
43X31 cm. Good condition. Stains. Folding marks. Minor blemishes to folding lines. Tiny tears to margins. Filing holes to right margin (restored). Mounted on acid-free paper.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Titles in Hebrew and Yiddish – "Af Al Pi" and "Galut – Shi'abud – Herut" ("Exile – Enslavement – Liberty"). Accompanied by three allegorical illustrations: in the first (Galut = Exile), the hand of an SS soldier is shown whipping Jews, human skeletons, with a swastika flag in the background; in the second (Shiabud = Enslavement) – the hand of a British soldier initialed with the letters CID (Committee of Imperial Defence) is seen whipping Holocaust survivors, with a British flag in the background; in the third (Herut = Liberty) – a Jewish fighter is holding a sword after having shed the chains that bound him, emerging from a map of Greater Eretz Israel. Texts in Hebrew and Yiddish on the right margins: speech of Bar Kochba to his people, the testament of Shimshon and the testament of the Maccabees.
43X31 cm. Good condition. Stains. Folding marks. Minor blemishes to folding lines. Tiny tears to margins. Filing holes to right margin (restored). Mounted on acid-free paper.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Category
Antisemitism, Holocaust and She'erit HaPletah
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $400
Unsold
3-ter Congress fon Der She'erit Hapletah in der Americaner Zone fon Deutschland, Bad-Reichenhall, 30 March-1 April 1948 – General Bericht [Third Congress of She'erit Hapletah in the American Zone in Germany, Bad-Reichenhall, March 30 through April 1, 1948 – General Report]. Germany, 1948. Yiddish.
A report summarizing the third congress of She'erit Hapletah in Germany, which took place at the Bad Reichenhall displaced persons camp in 1948. Printed on the cover is an illustration of a cut-down tree and a map of Palestine.
18 pp, 21X30 cm. Good condition. Loose cover and leaves. A small number of stains. Creases and small tears to cover's margins. Open tears to two corners of the back cover.
A report summarizing the third congress of She'erit Hapletah in Germany, which took place at the Bad Reichenhall displaced persons camp in 1948. Printed on the cover is an illustration of a cut-down tree and a map of Palestine.
18 pp, 21X30 cm. Good condition. Loose cover and leaves. A small number of stains. Creases and small tears to cover's margins. Open tears to two corners of the back cover.
Category
Antisemitism, Holocaust and She'erit HaPletah
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,000
Including buyer's premium
An elaborate certificate of appreciation, illustrated by Lazar (Eliezer) Berson, awarded by the refugee aid committee "Comité Dubouchage" in Nice. Nice (Southern France), 1946. Hebrew and French.
A printed certificate, hand-colored. In the center, below the inscription "Teudat Toda veRav Hesed LeHaAdon" (Gratitude certificate), appears a dedication in French dated 15.11.1946, to Max Blasberg, for assistance granted to "His brethren [the Jews] under enemy occupation". The certificate is signed by hand by Yaakov Doubinski and Lazar (Eliezer) Berson, "on behalf of the Jewish committee of Dubouchage in Nice" [Comité Dubouchage in Nice].
A lion supporting a pole is seen to the right of the dedication; on top of the pole is a round flag is with a Star of David and a Menorah. around the dedication appear Illustrations symbolizing the atrocities which the Jews went through and the anticipated consolation: a bird of prey with a swastika around its neck attacking a Jew with its claws, memorial candles on the background of a Tallith, the Western Wall, Bat Zion sailing to the shores of Palestine, and the synagogue on Dubouchage street in Nice, where the Jewish committee that awarded this certificate held its activities. All of the above are surrounded by a frame decorated with a vegetal pattern and chains, and on the bottom, in two medallions, the year – "1944".
"Comité Dubouchage" is a relief organization for Jewish refugees which operated in Nice, in the south of France, in the 1940s. The organization was founded and directed by Yaakov Doubinski, merchant and activist, one of the most influential persons in Nice. Doubinski acted, with the Italian Jew Angelo Donatti and with others, to achieve documents and residence for thousands of Jews in the area of Nice.
Lazare (Eliezer) Berson (1882-1954) – who illustrated this certificate, is signed as secretary of the "Comité Dubouchage". Berson was born in Kupiškis (near Kovno), and studied art in St. Petersburg and in Paris. He arrived in London in 1914, where he was engaged in art that combines Jewish-folk motifs and founded the "Ben Uri" gallery in order to exhibit and nurture Jewish art. He left England for France in 1916, and passed away in Nice.
The certificate is printed on a cardboard, 60.5X49 cm. Good condition. Minor creases and stains. Slightly darkened margins. Small peelings and tears at margins.
A printed certificate, hand-colored. In the center, below the inscription "Teudat Toda veRav Hesed LeHaAdon" (Gratitude certificate), appears a dedication in French dated 15.11.1946, to Max Blasberg, for assistance granted to "His brethren [the Jews] under enemy occupation". The certificate is signed by hand by Yaakov Doubinski and Lazar (Eliezer) Berson, "on behalf of the Jewish committee of Dubouchage in Nice" [Comité Dubouchage in Nice].
A lion supporting a pole is seen to the right of the dedication; on top of the pole is a round flag is with a Star of David and a Menorah. around the dedication appear Illustrations symbolizing the atrocities which the Jews went through and the anticipated consolation: a bird of prey with a swastika around its neck attacking a Jew with its claws, memorial candles on the background of a Tallith, the Western Wall, Bat Zion sailing to the shores of Palestine, and the synagogue on Dubouchage street in Nice, where the Jewish committee that awarded this certificate held its activities. All of the above are surrounded by a frame decorated with a vegetal pattern and chains, and on the bottom, in two medallions, the year – "1944".
"Comité Dubouchage" is a relief organization for Jewish refugees which operated in Nice, in the south of France, in the 1940s. The organization was founded and directed by Yaakov Doubinski, merchant and activist, one of the most influential persons in Nice. Doubinski acted, with the Italian Jew Angelo Donatti and with others, to achieve documents and residence for thousands of Jews in the area of Nice.
Lazare (Eliezer) Berson (1882-1954) – who illustrated this certificate, is signed as secretary of the "Comité Dubouchage". Berson was born in Kupiškis (near Kovno), and studied art in St. Petersburg and in Paris. He arrived in London in 1914, where he was engaged in art that combines Jewish-folk motifs and founded the "Ben Uri" gallery in order to exhibit and nurture Jewish art. He left England for France in 1916, and passed away in Nice.
The certificate is printed on a cardboard, 60.5X49 cm. Good condition. Minor creases and stains. Slightly darkened margins. Small peelings and tears at margins.
Category
Antisemitism, Holocaust and She'erit HaPletah
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $400
Sold for: $688
Including buyer's premium
Woman, figurine by Eva Samuel.
Painted clay, glazed. Signed: "Eva Samuel".
Height: approx. 31 cm. Good condition. Slight defects to base.
Painted clay, glazed. Signed: "Eva Samuel".
Height: approx. 31 cm. Good condition. Slight defects to base.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
!["Athlit Salt", enamel sign. [Palestine, 1930s or 1940s]. Large enamel sign with the logo of the salt factory in Athlit (a dee](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale64-public/355.jpg "\"Athlit Salt\" – Enamel Sign of the Palestine Salt Company")
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
"Athlit Salt", enamel sign. [Palestine, 1930s or 1940s].
Large enamel sign with the logo of the salt factory in Athlit (a deer inside a red triangle) alongside the inscription "Athlit Salt" in Hebrew, English and Arabic.
The Palestine Salt Co. Ltd. Athlit was founded in 1922 by Mordecai Surdin and Israel Kassel, after the Jewish Colonization Association obtained a permit for this enterprise from the British Mandate authorities. Today the company operates under the name "Israel Salt Industries" and the brand "Salt of the Earth".
60X30 cm. Good-fair condition. Scratches. Breaks to enamel, especially to the sign's edges. Stains. Bends. Foxing. Holes for hanging at the sign's four corners.
Large enamel sign with the logo of the salt factory in Athlit (a deer inside a red triangle) alongside the inscription "Athlit Salt" in Hebrew, English and Arabic.
The Palestine Salt Co. Ltd. Athlit was founded in 1922 by Mordecai Surdin and Israel Kassel, after the Jewish Colonization Association obtained a permit for this enterprise from the British Mandate authorities. Today the company operates under the name "Israel Salt Industries" and the brand "Salt of the Earth".
60X30 cm. Good-fair condition. Scratches. Breaks to enamel, especially to the sign's edges. Stains. Bends. Foxing. Holes for hanging at the sign's four corners.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $700
Sold for: $1,875
Including buyer's premium
A medal minted to commemorate a decree issued by Emperor Franz Joseph granting some of the Jews in his domain the right to purchase land. [Vienna, 1860]. The medal is placed in decorated box, in which it was given as a souvenir to the Jewish community of the town Gura Humorului (today in North Romania), ca. 1861.
Silver-plated medal. Obverse: a relief of a woman holding a scroll with the Hebrew legend "Din Echad Le'Am Echad" (One Law for One People) [spelling error in the Hebrew word דין, Din]. Facing her is a youth holding a bouquet. Between them is an altar with the portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph, surmounted by the Tablets of the Law with the Hebrew legend "One law will be for all of us". Surrounding the relief is a German legend. On the bottom part is the legend "Thanks to Your Highness Emperor Franz Joseph I, the Jews throughout the Austrian Empire have been Granted the Right to Own Lands" (German). Reverse: the text of the decree published in February 1860. Signed: "Pr. Seidan (Vienne)".
The medal is inserted in an original box, with a decorated lid attached by a joint. On the outside of the lid is a medallion; at its top is a crown and on its sides are lions. Inside the medallion is a Star-of-David with the Hebrew inscriptions "This memory will be a sign for a covenant forever, amen", and "Made and finished well for the city of the holy community in the year of 'I will resurrect my covenant between me and you'" (in gematria this is the year 5622 – 1861/1862). The inner side of the lid is lined with fabric inscribed in German with a gilt inscription: "Gewidmet der Ehrsamen Isr:Cultus-Gemeinde in Gorahumora" [Dedicated to the Jewish Community in Gura Humorului].
An identical medal appears in the Bezalel Narkis Index of Jewish Art. It is inserted in a box like that of the present item and dedicated to the Jewish community of Pilsen (Czech Republic). See enclosed material.
Diameter of medal: 75 mm. Good condition. Minor blemishes. Diameter of box: 87 mm. The box is damaged, with stains, tears and missing pieces. Stains, tears and blemishes to the box's lining. The German inscription is somewhat faded.
Silver-plated medal. Obverse: a relief of a woman holding a scroll with the Hebrew legend "Din Echad Le'Am Echad" (One Law for One People) [spelling error in the Hebrew word דין, Din]. Facing her is a youth holding a bouquet. Between them is an altar with the portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph, surmounted by the Tablets of the Law with the Hebrew legend "One law will be for all of us". Surrounding the relief is a German legend. On the bottom part is the legend "Thanks to Your Highness Emperor Franz Joseph I, the Jews throughout the Austrian Empire have been Granted the Right to Own Lands" (German). Reverse: the text of the decree published in February 1860. Signed: "Pr. Seidan (Vienne)".
The medal is inserted in an original box, with a decorated lid attached by a joint. On the outside of the lid is a medallion; at its top is a crown and on its sides are lions. Inside the medallion is a Star-of-David with the Hebrew inscriptions "This memory will be a sign for a covenant forever, amen", and "Made and finished well for the city of the holy community in the year of 'I will resurrect my covenant between me and you'" (in gematria this is the year 5622 – 1861/1862). The inner side of the lid is lined with fabric inscribed in German with a gilt inscription: "Gewidmet der Ehrsamen Isr:Cultus-Gemeinde in Gorahumora" [Dedicated to the Jewish Community in Gura Humorului].
An identical medal appears in the Bezalel Narkis Index of Jewish Art. It is inserted in a box like that of the present item and dedicated to the Jewish community of Pilsen (Czech Republic). See enclosed material.
Diameter of medal: 75 mm. Good condition. Minor blemishes. Diameter of box: 87 mm. The box is damaged, with stains, tears and missing pieces. Stains, tears and blemishes to the box's lining. The German inscription is somewhat faded.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
Brass token in the value of 1 (Piaster or Metlik), for use by the inhabitants of Zichron Ya'akov. Minted in Paris in 1885.
Obverse: "Zichron Jacob" and the denomination. Reverse: "זכרון יעקב".
Diameter: 26 mm. Condition: F-VF.
Obverse: "Zichron Jacob" and the denomination. Reverse: "זכרון יעקב".
Diameter: 26 mm. Condition: F-VF.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $500
Unsold
Withdrawn
A token in the value of 1 Karb, issued by the Jewish community in the town of Shepetivka (Kamieniec Podolski, Ukraine).
Obverse: Legend in Ukrainian ("Jewish public council of Shepetivka") and the denomination. Reverse: The legend "Jewish public of the town" in Hebrew characters, vowelized. The letter "ל" is reversed.
Diameter: 28 mm.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $500
Sold for: $688
Including buyer's premium
Approximately 190 paper labels, self-published stamps, postal items, receipts for donations, photographs and more, documenting the activities of "HaShomer HaTza'ir", "HaNo'ar HaOved veHaLomed", "Gordonia" and other pioneer youth and workers movements. Europe, Palestine and North America, first half of the 20th century (some items are later).
Size and condition vary. Good to fair overall condition.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Size and condition vary. Good to fair overall condition.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue
Auction 64- Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 22, 2019
Opening: $600
Sold for: $750
Including buyer's premium
Approximately 450 items, mostly paper tags and stickers issued for JNF fundraising campaigns for various purposes. Most of the items were printed in Palestine and a small number in England, France, Switzerland, Brazil, Canada and elsewhere. Early 20th century through the end of the 20th century.
Most of the items are paper tags for fundraising drives on "Tag Day". Among them are donation tags for "Palestine Week 1918", "Making the Desert Bloom", "Planting Trees in Herzl Forest", Transfer of the remains of Y. L. Pinsker to Palestine [1934], "For Securing small settlements on JNF land in Palestine" (1938), Planting a forest to be named after Berl Katzenelson on the first anniversary of his death [1945], "For reinforcing the eastern border", "For reinforcing the northern border", "Let my People Go – Soviet Union Children's Forest", and more.
The collection also includes paper tags issued for special occasions: anniversary celebrations of the founding of Kfar Saba, Binyamina, Zichron Ya'akov, Rishon LeZion, Nahariya, Rehovot and Ramat Gan, the tenth anniversary of the Jewish Brigade’s entry to the front, the tenth anniversary of the death of Baron Rothschild (1945), the day on which Herzl’s remains were brought to Palestine, the 24th Zionist Congress, Independence Day 1949 and Independence Day 1950, and more.
The collection also includes items other than "Tag Day" labels, among them numerous JNF stickers, postal items ink stamped with JNF stamps, receipts for donations to JNF, fundraising booklets, lapel pins from the JNF yearly convention "Kol HaAdama" (1950), and more.
Numerous items in this collection appear in several copies.
Approx. 450 items. Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Most of the items are paper tags for fundraising drives on "Tag Day". Among them are donation tags for "Palestine Week 1918", "Making the Desert Bloom", "Planting Trees in Herzl Forest", Transfer of the remains of Y. L. Pinsker to Palestine [1934], "For Securing small settlements on JNF land in Palestine" (1938), Planting a forest to be named after Berl Katzenelson on the first anniversary of his death [1945], "For reinforcing the eastern border", "For reinforcing the northern border", "Let my People Go – Soviet Union Children's Forest", and more.
The collection also includes paper tags issued for special occasions: anniversary celebrations of the founding of Kfar Saba, Binyamina, Zichron Ya'akov, Rishon LeZion, Nahariya, Rehovot and Ramat Gan, the tenth anniversary of the Jewish Brigade’s entry to the front, the tenth anniversary of the death of Baron Rothschild (1945), the day on which Herzl’s remains were brought to Palestine, the 24th Zionist Congress, Independence Day 1949 and Independence Day 1950, and more.
The collection also includes items other than "Tag Day" labels, among them numerous JNF stickers, postal items ink stamped with JNF stamps, receipts for donations to JNF, fundraising booklets, lapel pins from the JNF yearly convention "Kol HaAdama" (1950), and more.
Numerous items in this collection appear in several copies.
Approx. 450 items. Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
Provenance: Rimon Family Collection.
Category
Objects, Medals and Tokens, Ephemera
Catalogue