Four photographs of the Adloyada in Tel-Aviv, 1934.
Bands and displays, including a display showing the Snake of Anti-Semitism next to a figure symbolizing Central-European Jewry. Signed in back by the photographer (?) Yanov-Ak. Described in plate.
8.5x7 cm. Good condition. Stains on the back side.

23 rare photographs of the Gymnasia Herzliya, its students, classrooms, teachers, and principals from its first years. Some were photographed by Y. Ben-Dov, although not signed. All the photographs are attached to cardboard, with a handwritten description of the subject:
1. Students and their teachers: preparatory classes 1-3, classes 1-6.
2. Supervising committee, administration and pedagogic committee.
3. Appliances, the hallway, physics room, gymnastics lesson, school hall.
4. 15th Shvat on Herzl St.; Gymnasia students on trips: Next to Kever Rachel, Solomon’s Pools, Jericho, the Dead Sea and on a rowboat in the Jordan River.
The photographs are 10x15.5 cm, the cardboard 16x20.5 cm. Poor to fair condition. Stains on the cardboard and moth holes to some of them. Stains on the photographs, most are worn.

Group photograph – the supervising committee of the Gymnasia Herzliya around a table.
Signed on the reverse side with the ink stamp of the photographer Y. Ben-Dov, Bezalel, Jerusalem.”
15x22.5 cm, attached to cardboard 26.5x32.5 cm. Fair condition, stained. Damage to the cardboard.

1-2. Two photographs of students in class – Gymnasia Herzliya
3. Photograph of Gymnasia Herzliya building [Photographia Zalmon].
4. Menachem Ussishkin with teachers and management committee of the Girls School, 1911. Some of the figures were originally attached as a photomontage.
5. Group photograph, described in pencil “Girls School.” Attached to cardboard.
12x16.5 cm – 22.5x29 cm. Fair condition.