Pesach Haggadah, Eder Farm. England, 1951.
Non-traditional Haggadah, stenciled, with illustrations. Hebrew and English. Passages from the traditional text alongside different texts and songs. "…The son who is too ignorant to ask? He gets up with the BBC in the morning and goes to bed with the television in the evening…" (in English).
Eder Farm, a training farm for Chalutzim in Kent, England. "HaBonim" and "HeChalutz" Chalutzim were trained there.
Three documents are attached to the Haggadah : "Habonim", "HaShomer HaTzair" and "Liverpool Huldah Zionist Circle".
[31] pages, 25.5 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Creases. Tears to back cover.
See attached: Memoires of Shalom Barzilai.

Pesach Haggadah for the Solel Boneh Company edited by A. Ben-A. Internal publication, Pesach eve, Haifa 1957.
Non-traditional Haggadah printed on a typewriter and copied by stencil. Does not include portions from the traditional version, but is written in the same spirit: “We were slaves to the Mandate in Israel and were freed by the ‘Haganah’ with a strong hand…”, “If we had taken out the English and had not carried out judgments against them…” “And it was in those days and the IDF grew, and Moshe Dayan went out to his brothers and saw an Egyptian fedayeen man…”
22 leaves, 16x20.5 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Creased and with a fold mark in the cover.
Does not appear in the “Haggadot Kibbutziot” by Natan Steiner

Pesach Haggadah, Capua-Italy, [1946]. 179 – Palestine company for general transportation – Caserta (Italy).
Non-traditional Haggadah with impressive illustrations. Passages from the traditional version together with reading passages and poems.
It opens with: “This Haggadah is presented to the people of our unit and to the visitors dining with us, in the hope that this Seder – the third for us on Italian soil – will be the last for us in a foreign country. Our hope is to return soon to our homeland and build a home for ourselves and for the many who are spread out and who yearn for it.” It concludes with “Hatikvah.”
21 pages, 14x18 cm. Good condition. Stained on the cover and first and last pages, and creased.

For the Festival of Freedom – a tract for a Pesach party, published by the Culture Service of the Israel Defense Forces, [1949].
Non-traditional Pesach Haggadah, with illustrations by Yochanan Simon. Includes comprehensive passages from the traditional version, alongside a blessing from the unit commander and the second cup “To the life of the Israel Defense Forces” and “Magash HaKesef” by Alterman.
[16] leaves, 24 cm. Very good condition. Minor stains on the cover. Slightly creased in the corner.

1. HaChayim – one-off illustrated compilation relating to matters of life, edited by David Tidhar. Tel-Aviv, 1930.
2. Sambation, humorous booklet edited by Y. Yetushi. Haifa, [1931].
3. In the Satirical and Humorous World, or Pilpela Harifta, B.Z. Gefen. Tel-Aviv, [1928].
4. LaYehudim, A "Purimi, Maximi, Naimi" newspaper... K.Y. Silman. Jerusalem, [1924].
5. “Parpera'ot” No. 2. Chartash – a new Seder Haggadah for Pesach. Jaffa, [1921].
6-8. Chad Gadya, one-off humorous booklet edited by S.Y. Tzvieli – three booklets, 1943, 1946.
9. Gromyko-yada, Greenery for Shavuot, humorous one-off booklet edited by S.Y. Tzvieli. [1947].
10. Greenery for Shavuot, one-off humorous booklet edited by S.Y. Tzvieli. Shavuot, [1946].
11. Carmelion, one-off humorous booklet edited by S.Y. Tzvieli. Tel-Aviv, 1937.
Bound, 24.5 cm. Several were never bound to the others. Various conditions, fair to good.