Hagada, Magyarra fordította Hevesi Ferenc. Zádor István rajzaival (Passover Haggadah, translated into Hungarian by Dr. Efraim Hevesi, Rabbi of Kehal Adat Yeshurun, with illustrations by István Zádor). Budapest: Stemmer Ödön, sponsored by OMIKE, "the “Hungarian Jewish Educational Association", [1924]. Hebrew and Hungarian.
A Haggadah, in Hebrew and Hungarian, illustrated by the Hungarian artist István Zádor (1882-1963). The text on each page is surrounded by an ornamented printed frame. The books contains 11 full-page illustrations and several text illustrations and initials.
This is Copy no. 180 of a limited edition of 300 copies signed by the illustrator.
The publication of the Haggadah was sponsored by Omike, "the Hungarian Jewish Educational Association", which was founded in 1910 and was a mainstay of the Hungarian Jewish community in the areas of culture and education until 1944.
115, [1] pages, 26.5 cm. Contemporary binding, with leather spine and corners. Gilt embossment on front cover. Good condition. Stains (mostly light). Pen numbering on endpapers. Some stains and damages to binding. Peeling and small tears to spine and corners of binding.
Several pages bear ownership stamps (Ex Libris Rav Frieder) and a handwritten dedication from 1925 appears on Page 2.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.

Four books in artistic editions:
1. Vilnius, a poem by Zalman Shneur, with illustrations by Hermann Struck. Decorations by S. Rubin. Berlin: Hasefer, 1923.
The poem is printed in red and black ink. Titles of chapters are h decorated. Accompanied by ten illustrations by Hermann Struck. Copy no. 1656 out of a fine edition published in 1700 copies, bound in a binding embossed with gold and silver. Signed on the colophon by Shneur.
32, [1] pp, 25 cm. Good condition. Stains.
2. Dray khasidishen dertzaylungen, by I.L. Peretz. Illustrations by Moshe Faigenblum. Buenos Aires: "Yidbukh" ("bay der gezelshaft far Isidh veltlekhe shuln in Argentine"), 1949. Yiddish.
The book is accompanied by calligraphic decorations, decorated initial words and illustrations in red and black ink.
[3], 27, [2] leaves, 21X31 cm. Good-fair condition. Cover and first two leaves are torn widthwise and restored with pasted paper. More restored tears. Tears. Stains. Last leaf is pasted to back cover; lacking its lower part. Back cover is torn into two. New binding, with tears at margins.
3. Sefer Or Zaru'a, composed by Ya'akov Horowitz. With ten drawings by Nahum Gutman. Tel-Aviv: "Ktuvim", [1929].
A historic pseudo-epigraphic story from the days of expulsion from Spain, based, as it were, on manuscripts found and translated by the author, accompanied by ten expressionist drawings by Nahum Gutman.
44, [3] pp, 27.5 cm. Good condition. Slight defects. Some stains, mostly to binding. Ownership inscription on title page. Blank cardboard binding, with cloth spine. Binding and first and last leaves are loose. Tears and open tears to margins of binding.
4. M. Gur Arieh, The Pioneers (Hebrew), cutout silhouettes accompanied by pioneers songs, compiled by M. Narkiss. Jerusalem: "Bnei Bezalel", [1925].
Twenty pioneers songs and cutout silhouettes by Meir Gur Arieh. The book is dedicated in prit to "My rabbi, first pioneer of Jewish art in Palestine, Professor Baruch Schatz" (Hebrew).
[4], 20, [2] leaves, 23 cm. Good condition. Stains. Creases. Defects to tissue-guards. Creases to binding. Tears and wear at margins of binding.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.

1. In the Heart of the Seas, a Story of a Journey to the Land of Israel by Shmuel Yosef Agnon, translated from the Hebrew by I. M. Lask, with drawings by T. Herzl Rome. New-York: Schocken Books, 1947. English.
"Belevav Yamim" (In the Heart of the Seas) by S.Y. Agnon. English translation by I.M. (Israel Meir) Lask. Illustrations by T. Herzl Rome. Copy no. 54 out of an edition of 300 copies (the book was printed in honor of Zalman Schoken's 70th birthday).
122 pp, [1] leaf, 23 cm. Good condition. Slipcase.
2. Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett. Hebrew: Hilit Yeshurun. Jerusalem: Bialik Institute, 1983.
"This book is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Moshe Spitzer… a scholar of unique quality in teaching and translating, master of designing the Hebrew book, in appreciation for his blessed contribution to Bialik Institute". Copy no. 92 out of an edition of 96 copies, printed on hand-made paper. Front cover signed by Hilit Yeshurun.
Enclosed is an original engraving by Avigdor Arikha – portrait of Samuel Beckett, numbered 92/96.
[16] pp + [1] engraving, 23 cm. Good condition.

1. Bayam Ha'atik Shelanu" by Israel Pincas. "Even Hoshen", 1999.
Seventh book of the Pitdah series of poetry books. Printed on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 1999 in an edition of 36 copies accompanied by an engraving by Lea Nikel (1918-2005). This is copy no. 18 and its colophon is signed both by the artist and the poet.
Blue leather high-quality binding, encased in a large, cloth covered box. The signed and numbered (18/36) engraving is placed inside of the box cover.
384 pages, 25 cm. Box: 41 cm.
2. Antennas and Sensors, ninety nine fragments by Israel Pincas. Published by Even Hoshen, 2008.
46th book of the Pitdah series, "limited edition of 46 copies". This edition is accompanied by original signed engravings by Tuvia Beeri. Numbered copy 18/46, signed by the author.
71 pages, [5] leaves, 23.5 cm. Green leather binding, cardboard slipcase.
3. "Distraction is Necessary for Equilibrium in the World" (Hebrew) – Two poems, 75 copies, by Israel Pincas. Published by Even Hoshen, 2010.
"Distraction is Necessary for Equilibrium in the World" is a compilation of two poems, 54th in the Pitdah series of poetry books, "printed in appreciation of the poet Israel Pincas in honor of his 75th birthday". Numbered copy, 18/75, signed by the poet.
9 pages, [1] leaf, 20 cm. Good condition.