Four non-traditional Passover Haggadahs:
1. Passover Haggadah, Kevutzat Hachugim, Kibbutz Hamadia, 5703 [1943].
Accompanied by illustrations (linocuts). [24] pp. Good condition.
2. Passover Haggadah. "Tzurim" Class, "HaHoresh" Chapter of the Scouts ["Hatzofim"] youth movement. Date and place not indicated.
Humorous Haggadah, featuring excerpts from the traditional Haggadah alongside comedic variations on the traditional text, reflecting the atmosphere experienced by members of the Scouts youth movement: "To all class counselors in the city, the ‘Tzurim' class's counselor is planting grass in [Kibbutz] Gonen"; "We were slaves to Naava in the ‘HaHoresh' Chapter, and she delivered us from there to [Kibbutz] Mishmar HaSharon. And her time expired, and she left for Holland and abandoned us." Noted at the bottom of the last page of the Haggadah: "Published with the generous assistance of the Youth and Pioneering Department of the Jewish Agency and the Scouts Secretariat, thank you. With assistance from Hagi Shenhar, Gonen."
[1], 25 pp. Mimeographed on dry and brittle paper. Tears to edges. Stains.
3. Passover Haggadah. Print location not indicated, [after 1948, late 1940s / early 1950s].
Nathan Alterman's poem "Magash HaKesef" ("The Silver Platter") appears in the final pages alongside the first part of Israel's Declaration of Independence.
[11] pp. Good condition. Stains.
4. [Passover Haggadah for children]. Print location and date not indicated [1940s / 1950s].
Contains mostly songs connected to the Passover holiday.
[6] pp. Good-fair condition. May be incomplete.
Size and condition vary.