Three facsimile editions of avant-garde publications from the 1920s. Baden: Lars Müler, 1991-1993. German, English and Russian.
1. Buch neuer Künstler, edited by Ludwig [Lajos] Kassák and Ladislaus Moholy-Nagy. 1991 (originally, Vienna: the MA journal, 1922).
A booklet with prints depicting works of art and architecture, by various artists. With a folded sheet – English translation of the manifest that was enclosed with the original publication.
[6] pp of text + [44] printed plates (printed on both sides) and [1] manifest, 31 cm.
2. ВЕЩЬ / Objet / Gegenstand, tri-lingual journal edited by El Lissitzky and Ilya Ehrenburg. 1993 (originally, Berlin: Skythen, 1922).
Journal for contemporary art. Issues 1-2 (in one issue) and issue 3 (no other issues published). Placed in a case with an accompanying booklet: "Vešč' / Objet / Gegenstand".
32; 24 pp, 31cm. The accompanying booklet: 159, [1] pp, 31 cm.
3. ABC, Beiträge zum Bauen, journal for architecture edited by El Lissitzky, Mart Stam, Hans Schmidt and others. 1993.
Ten issues (numbered in two series" 1-6 and 1-4; no other issues published).
Placed in a case with an accompanying booklet: "ABC, Beiträge zum Bauen, 1924-1928, Reprint Kommentar".
The size of the issues varies, approx. 35cm. The accompanying booklet: 55, [1] pp, approx. 34.5cm.
Good overall condition. Stains and minor blemishes. The cover of the first issue is scuffed at spine and margins.

"Mizmorim LiYeladim" [Songs for Children], booklets A and B. Jaffa: Yishai Adler and S.C. Barchuz, [1917] (the date appears only in the first booklet).
Two small booklets with Hebrew songs for children, published by the educators Yisrael Yehuda Adler and Shmuel Chaim Barchuz. Songs by Levin Kipnis, Yisrael Dushman, Asher Barash, and others.
16 pp in each booklet, 9X6 cm. Folded, unopened sheets (as they left the printing press). Good condition. Creases. Small tears along edges and fold lines. Stains.

The Play Primer. Translated from the original by Tom Seidmann-Freud. Racine, Wisconsin: Whitman Publishing Company, [1932]. English.
An English textbook for studying reading and writing. This book is an unauthorized translation from German of "Hurra, Wir lesen! Hurra, Wir schreiben!" ["Hooray, We Read! Hooray, We Write!"], the first didactic book written and illustrated by Tom Seidmann-Freud, which was first published by Herbert Stuffer (Berlin, 1930). Black and white illustrations for coloring, and worksheets for practicing reading and writing letters and words.
32 pp, approx. 25 cm. Very Good condition. Some small tears to margins (not affecting the text). A short tear along the spine.
Not in NLI. Two copies only in OCLC.

Die Haggadah Des Kindes [The Children’s Haggadah], edited by Dr. AM Silbermann and Emil Bernhard Cohn and illustrated by Erwin Singer. Berlin: Menorah, 1933. Hebrew and German. First edition.
Colorful illustrations and four movable plates are integrated into the Haggadah, thus encouraging children’s involvement and participation in the Passover Seder. The instructions direct children to "pull slowly" or rotate the moving parts, thus revealing hidden elements of the pictures. Includes songs by composer Arno Nadel, who served as director of the Jewish Choir in Berlin. A large colorful print appears towards the end of the Haggadah, on a two-page spread, entitled "Next year in Jerusalem" (Hebrew). . The Children’s Haggadah proved to be very popular and numerous editions and translations were published over the years. Yaari 2171; Yudlov 3437.
[2], 45, [7] pp., 31.5 cm. Very Good condition. Some stains and minor blemishes. Blemishes to the binding and along the seam of the endpapers, professionally restored. Ink dedication on the front endpaper.

Six illustrated children's books printed in the USSR. Moscow and Odessa, 1935-1940. Yiddish. Some of them are illustrated by V. I. Tarasova.
1. Der Tseylungen Vegn Chies, by L. N. Tolstoy [Leo Tolstoy]. Yiddish translation by "Der Nister" [Pinchus Kahanovich]. Odessa: "Kinder farlag fun USSR", 1935.
2. Slavik un Garik, by Ezra Feininberg. Moscow: "Emes", 1937.
3. Di Bin un der Hen, by Dvoyre Khorol. Moscow: "Emes", 1937.
4. Odlerl un Shoymele, by Rachel Braches. Moscow: "Emes", 1939.
5. Der Komar, by Dvoyre Khorol. Moscow: "Emes", 1937.
6. Papanintses, by Dvoyre Khorol. Moscow: "Der Emes", 1940.
Four of them are not in NLI.
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.