Aleph-Bet. Frankfurt am Main: Omanut, 1922.
A book for the study of the Hebrew Alphabet. Some of the Hebrew Alphabet letters are printed on each of the book's leaves, in decorated frames, and on the inside of the front cover there is a paper pocket containing paper squares with diacritics. Letter design by Jacob Apter.
Printed on the first page of the book are instructions for use: "This Alphabet is for use while studying reading in kindergarten and school... the teacher cuts out one letter and gives it to the child. The child will cut, after this letter, colorful papers in the shape of the letter (or he can first copy it in pencil on transparent paper) and paste it on a board..."
12 leaves, 16X16 cm. Good condition. A small number of stains and minor blemishes.