Nine textbooks for learning Hebrew. Prague and Germany, 1837-1936. Hebrew and German.
1. Lamdu Heitev, by Moses Pick. Published by Samuel W. Pascheles, Prague, 1898. Hebrew and German.
2. Lashon Limudim, Lehr - und Ubungsbuch, A textbook for teaching school children Ancient Hebrew, by R. Daniel Punk. Published by the author, Berlin, 1921. Hebrew and German.
3. Leyaldenu, a Biblical Hebrew reader by Moshe Vaskin-HNahartabi. Published by M. V. Kaufman , Leipzig , 1921. Illustrations by the doctor and the sculptor Rafael Hamitzer.
4. Ner Israel, Hebräische Lese-Fibel, by J. B. Levy. Published by M. Lehrberger, Frankfurt am Main, 1929.
5. Hebräisches Lehrbuch für die Grundschule [Hebrew textbook for elementary schools], by S. Rosenfelder. [Ladenburg , Germany] , 1930. Hebrew and German.
6. Leyaldenu, Fur unsere Kinder, by Michael Abraham. Published by J. Kauffmann, Frankfurt am Main, 1931. Hebrew and German. Illustrations by Oscar Haberer.
7-8. Sefer Ora Zu Tora, second volume of "Ora veSimha," authored and written by Haim Mandelbaum and Eliezer Meyer, illustrated by Kalonymus Rothschild. Published by M. V. Koopman, Leipzig, 1935 (Fourth Edition) + Sefer Ora Zu Tora , Vol. III of “Ora VeSimha,” Leipzig , 1932.
9. Dan VeGad , A Hebrew reader for first graders, by Ze'ev Nayer. "The illustrations are made by the painters H. Wallenberg and P. Henman." Published by Siegfried - Sholem, Berlin - Schoenberg , 1936. At the end of the reader there is a cardboard “pocket” containing six “lottery” cards.
Total of 9 books. Varying size and condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.