La Ville de Ierusalem, map of Jerusalem. Engraving printed in the book "Le Nouveau Testament de Nostre Seigneur Jesus-Christ" (Paris, 1688).
Leaf approx. 25X20 cm. Good condition. Stains. Left margins of leaf are slightly cut. Two pieces of adhesive tape to back of leaf, at top margins.

1. Palestine, this is your land…(Hebrew). Published by "Head offices of JNF and Keren HaYesod", Jerusalem, [1938].
50X70 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks, creases and stains. Tears and open tears at margins and along folding marks.
2. Guide Map of Jerusalem, map of the Old City of Jerusalem and the vicinity. Printed on behalf of "Survey of Palestine", for the British Army. [Palestine?], 1943.
Marked on the map are hotels, entertainment places, guest houses, and on verso appear printed instructions for soldiers on leave in Palestine (English).
33X37.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks, stains and creases. Tears and open tears along folding marks.
3. Map of Palestine (Scale: 1:750,000) edited by Dr. Avraham Ya'akov Brawer. Published by The Berl Katzenrlson "Sifriyat HaChayal", " printed by the Survey Department of the Palestine Government", Tel-Aviv, 1946.
49X68 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks, creases and stains. Tears and open tears at margins and along folding marks. Pinholes to top part of map.

Map of Palestine on a silver plaque. [Israel?, second half of the 20th century].
(Stamped) silver, engraved, cut, soldered and fixed with rivets.
Silver plaque engraved with a map of Palestine, showing the territories of the twelve tribes. This map is based on the map which appears in the 1695 edition of the Amsterdam Haggadah. This map was sketched by the convert Avraham bar Ya'akov after the map of Cana'an (Situs Terrae Promissionis) made by Christian van Adrichom, first published in Köln in 1590.
he following inscription appears at the top of the map: "This is for the knowledge of all intelligent people, the path of the journeys throughout 40 years in the desert and the width and length of the Holy Land from the Egyptian river until the city of Damascus and from the Arnon River until the Great Sea and each tribe therein as your eyes can rightly see and the intelligent ones can comprehend" (Hebrew). The plaque is embedded into a frame on a blue velvet background.
Silver plaque: 28X50 cm. Weight: 1.02 kilogram. Frame: 40X63 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Defects to velvet background.

15 photographs by the photographers Giacomo Brogi, Bonfils and the brothers Adelphi and Konstantin Zangaki. Jerusalem, [1860s through the 1890s].
1-12. A dozen photographs pasted to six thick paper boards (two photographs pasted on each board, one on each side), most probably by the Italian photographer Giacomo Brogi. Not signed. The photographs depict the Dome of the Rock, the Temple Mount, Mount of Olives, Valley of Josaphat, Tomb of Absalom and more. Seven are titled in Italian in the plate. Five are titled in English, by hand, on the paper boards.
Approx. 25X19 cm, paper boards: approx. 32X25 cm. Good overall condition. Stains. Tears and open tears to paper boards.
13. Photograph of a street in Jerusalem, by the brothers Adelphi and Konstantin Zangaki. Signed "Zangaki" and titled in the plate.
14. Photogrpahs of "Ecce Homo" Arch, signed in the plate "Bonfils" [Felix Bonfils].
15. Photograph of the Tomb of Absalom, by an unknown photographer. Titled in the plate (blurred caption).
Each photograph approx. 27.5X21.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Photographs are mounted on cardboard boards and titled by hand on the boards (English). Stains, tears and open tears to boards.
Provenance: Collection of the Jerusalem Foundation founded by Teddy Kollek.
The proceeds from the sale of this item will go to the Jerusalem Foundation and will be allocated for supporting projects in Jerusalem.

Two portrait photographs by the photographer Bernard Edelstein, and a photograph of the Great Yeshivah and Talmud Torah Mea Shearim. Cairo and Jerusalem, [early 20th century].
1. Portrait photograph of Shmuel Hashimshoni, by Bernard Edelstaein. Mounted on a cardboard card. A label is pasted on the card with photographer's name – "B. Edelstein Cairo".
Shmuel Hashimshoni was one of the first workers in Sejera farm. During World War I he lived in Cairo, where he was involved in Zionist activity.
Photograph: approx.5.5X8 cm (cardboard card: 9.5X15 cm). Good condition. Some stains and damages. Defects to cardboard card.
2. A portrait photograph by Bernard Edelstein (possibly a portrait of a member of the Edelstein family, one the first settlers in the Moshavah Kineret). Mounted on an original cardboard card of the photographer ("B. Edelstein, Mousky Street Cairo Egypt").
Card: 10.5X6.5 cm. Good condition. Stains.
3. Group photograph of teachers and students of the Great Yeshivah and Talmud Torah Mea Shearim. Possibly photographed by L. Edelstein, Bernard's brother.
15X10.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Tears at margins, restored with adhesive tape. Open tear at top left corner (restored with pasted paper).