Postcard collection with photogarphs of Palestine during WWI. Photographs of the capture of Jerusalem; photographs of British soldiers, including soldiers in the Jewish Legion; and more.
The collection contains:
* Two postcards published by Ya'akov Ben-Dov (Jerusalem) with photos of the soldiers of the Jewish Legion in Palestine: "Changing the Guard in the Rafa Desert" and "The 39th Battalion R.F. camped outside Jerusalem".
* 11 postcards published by N. De Simini with photos from capture of Jerusalem (1917): General Allenby's entrance to Jerusalem, General Allenby standing next to the Tower of David announcing the conquest of Jerusalem, the visit of the Duke of Connaught to the Temple Mount, British soldiers near the Tower of David, etc.
* 34 official British postcards, some titled "British Official Photograph" (Cairo). These include postcards with photos of British, Scottish and Australian soldiers (Imperial Camel Corps entering Beersheba, etc.); postcard with photo of General Sir Edmund Allenby & General Baillout at Ismailia; postcard with photo of the announcement of the conquest of Jerusalem; postcard with a photo of the British forces entering Jerusalem; postcard with a photo of Turkish prisoners in Palestine; postcards with photographes of sites in the cities of Beersheba, Gaza, Ramle (the Ottoman train station), Lod, Hebron, Jaffa, Jerusalem, el Arish, etc.
* More postcards.
Total of 51 postcards. Condition varies. Stains and creases to some postcards. Pen inscriptions on verso of some postcards. Ink-stamp on verso of one postcard. None were sent by post.

Sea of Galilée, Souvenir of Tiberias, editor: Nachman Bahloul, Tiberia, [ca. 1920s].
A postcard book with a dozen postcards with photographs of the Sea of Galilee, the city of Tiberias and the surrounding, by the photographer Nachman Bahloul (1898-1975). The postcards are titled in English.
Born in Tiberias, Bahloul was a self-tought photographer who photographed Tiberias and the Galilee. He worked in his shop where he sold tourists souvenirs and photographs, mainly as printed postcards. Bahloul also made films and screened them in Tiberias prior to the 1930s.
15X8.5 cm. Good condition. Slight creases and defects. Inscription written by hand on the back of one postcard and on the front cover (English).

68 "Shanah Tovah" postcards and greeting cards. Different publishers and printing locations (Germany, Poland, USA, Palestine and other places], [late 19th / first half of 20th century].
A diverse collection which includes, among other items, two early French greeting cards printed on a transparency (one in blue and the other in red); seven undivided postcards (among them postcards sent in the years 1897, 1898 and 1900 and a lithographic postcard in color published by Shmuel Bak, Jerusalem); "Shanah Tovah" greeting card drawn by hand; more interesting postcards.
Size and condition vary.