Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
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![Three paper items from the period of the State of Israel's War of Independence. Haifa, Tel Aviv [and Jerusalem?], 1948. 1. Is](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/44_1.jpg "Three Items from the Period of Israel's War of Independence – 1948 – M")
![Three paper items from the period of the State of Israel's War of Independence. Haifa, Tel Aviv [and Jerusalem?], 1948. 1. Is](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/44_2.jpg "Three Items from the Period of Israel's War of Independence – 1948 – M")
![Three paper items from the period of the State of Israel's War of Independence. Haifa, Tel Aviv [and Jerusalem?], 1948. 1. Is](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/44_3.jpg "Three Items from the Period of Israel's War of Independence – 1948 – M")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
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Sold for: $688
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Three paper items from the period of the State of Israel's War of Independence. Haifa, Tel Aviv [and Jerusalem?], 1948.
1. Issue No. 9 of the manual "Letter to Members of the Network" (apparently a manual for members of the anti-British intelligence network operated by the Haganah underground organization in Jerusalem). Printed on May 11, 1948, four days prior to the State of Israel's Declaration of Independence. Three parts: "The British Position"; "On the Situation Among the Arabs"; and "The Dissidents." In the part relating to the Arabs, the following is written: "Agitated preparations toward May 15… Feverish shuttling between Arab capitals, working to allay mutual suspicions and apprehensions among leaders, toward establishment of a unified front of Arab armies that must, according to the plan, invade the country and take control of it." 3 pp. (mimeographed typescript), 33 cm.
2. Transit permit issued by the Haifa staff of the Haganah to the engineer "N. Tabarechnik" for the "entire Arab sector of the city" for the purpose of "checking government buildings." August 31, 1948. 15 cm.
3. Group photograph by Reuven Gross: Leaders of Jewish Neighborhoods of Jaffa and Haganah commanders of the Southern Tel Aviv Front. Marked with the inked stamp of the photographer and captioned in handwriting in the margins: "Gathering in Honor of the Staff and Commanders of the Southern Front Sponsored by the Council of the Hebrew Neighborhoods." Approx. 29.5X23 cm.
Good overall condition. Stains. Minor blemishes.
1. Issue No. 9 of the manual "Letter to Members of the Network" (apparently a manual for members of the anti-British intelligence network operated by the Haganah underground organization in Jerusalem). Printed on May 11, 1948, four days prior to the State of Israel's Declaration of Independence. Three parts: "The British Position"; "On the Situation Among the Arabs"; and "The Dissidents." In the part relating to the Arabs, the following is written: "Agitated preparations toward May 15… Feverish shuttling between Arab capitals, working to allay mutual suspicions and apprehensions among leaders, toward establishment of a unified front of Arab armies that must, according to the plan, invade the country and take control of it." 3 pp. (mimeographed typescript), 33 cm.
2. Transit permit issued by the Haifa staff of the Haganah to the engineer "N. Tabarechnik" for the "entire Arab sector of the city" for the purpose of "checking government buildings." August 31, 1948. 15 cm.
3. Group photograph by Reuven Gross: Leaders of Jewish Neighborhoods of Jaffa and Haganah commanders of the Southern Tel Aviv Front. Marked with the inked stamp of the photographer and captioned in handwriting in the margins: "Gathering in Honor of the Staff and Commanders of the Southern Front Sponsored by the Council of the Hebrew Neighborhoods." Approx. 29.5X23 cm.
Good overall condition. Stains. Minor blemishes.
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Settlement in Palestine, Mandatory Palestine and the State of Israel
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![Davar LiYeladim [Davar for Children], published weekly by Davar Ltd., the official newspaper of the Histadrut Labour Federati](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/45.jpg "Volume of Issues of \"Davar LiYeladim\" from 1947/1948 – Establishment o")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $120
Sold for: $163
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Davar LiYeladim [Davar for Children], published weekly by Davar Ltd., the official newspaper of the Histadrut Labour Federation, Tel Aviv. Volume 11, Issues 1-53, 1947-48.
A volume of issues of the newspaper "Davar LiYeladim,". The issues feature many articles about the Israeli War of Independence, the Palmach underground organization, illegal immigration, and other momentous happenings and current events from that period. In particular, issue no. 35, dated May 20, 1948, is dedicated to the establishment of the State of Israel, and subsequent issues address events such as the swearing-in of the first President, the issuing of the state's first postage stamps, and other developments connected to the birth of the state.
Including many illustrations by Nahum Gutman, and photographs.
Volume: 27.5 cm. End of issue no. 15 missing. Condition varies. Most issues in good condition. Tears, stains, and notations to some issues. Original binding, worn and stained.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
A volume of issues of the newspaper "Davar LiYeladim,". The issues feature many articles about the Israeli War of Independence, the Palmach underground organization, illegal immigration, and other momentous happenings and current events from that period. In particular, issue no. 35, dated May 20, 1948, is dedicated to the establishment of the State of Israel, and subsequent issues address events such as the swearing-in of the first President, the issuing of the state's first postage stamps, and other developments connected to the birth of the state.
Including many illustrations by Nahum Gutman, and photographs.
Volume: 27.5 cm. End of issue no. 15 missing. Condition varies. Most issues in good condition. Tears, stains, and notations to some issues. Original binding, worn and stained.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
Settlement in Palestine, Mandatory Palestine and the State of Israel
Catalogue
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
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Special edition of the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth (numbered as issue 3287) announcing the results of the UN vote regarding the Partition Plan. Tel-Aviv, 29.11.1947.
The headline states "Jewish State", followed by items listing the vote of each of the participating countries, a short review of the course of the vote and a review of the diplomatic activity in the nine months preceding the vote.
A second edition of the issue was printed on the same day, without the issue number, with several changes: the headline was changed into "Hebrew State", the item listing the vote of each of the participating countries was not printed and the article reviewing the course of the vote was reedited and reprinted, focusing on the Arab objection to the vote (see Kedem catalog, online auction no. 21, item 84).
This version of the edition is uncommon.
1 f. (one printed page), 50X34.5 cm. Good condition. Fold lines, Stains. Tears to edges and fold lines (small; one long tear).
The headline states "Jewish State", followed by items listing the vote of each of the participating countries, a short review of the course of the vote and a review of the diplomatic activity in the nine months preceding the vote.
A second edition of the issue was printed on the same day, without the issue number, with several changes: the headline was changed into "Hebrew State", the item listing the vote of each of the participating countries was not printed and the article reviewing the course of the vote was reedited and reprinted, focusing on the Arab objection to the vote (see Kedem catalog, online auction no. 21, item 84).
This version of the edition is uncommon.
1 f. (one printed page), 50X34.5 cm. Good condition. Fold lines, Stains. Tears to edges and fold lines (small; one long tear).
Category
Settlement in Palestine, Mandatory Palestine and the State of Israel
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
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The Palestine Gazette Published by Authority. Official newspaper of the Mandatory Government. Jerusalem, January 1 to April 25, 1948. Issue Nos. 1638-61, 1663, 1665.
A volume of issues of the official newspaper of the British Mandatory Government of Palestine. These issues were used for posting edicts and ordinances, municipal laws, government-sponsored notices, approved trademarks, and information regarding transportation (trains in particular), sanitation, mail, and other subjects.
Some of the issues take the form of single-page flyers with no more than a handful of notices; most of the issues come with an appended supplement.
No. of pp. varies from one issue to the next; Size varies, volume: 30 cm. Condition varies. Most issues in good condition. Stains, tears, inked stamps, and dampstains to edges of some issues. Blemishes to edges of binding.
A volume of issues of the official newspaper of the British Mandatory Government of Palestine. These issues were used for posting edicts and ordinances, municipal laws, government-sponsored notices, approved trademarks, and information regarding transportation (trains in particular), sanitation, mail, and other subjects.
Some of the issues take the form of single-page flyers with no more than a handful of notices; most of the issues come with an appended supplement.
No. of pp. varies from one issue to the next; Size varies, volume: 30 cm. Condition varies. Most issues in good condition. Stains, tears, inked stamps, and dampstains to edges of some issues. Blemishes to edges of binding.
Category
Settlement in Palestine, Mandatory Palestine and the State of Israel
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!["Yom HaMedinah" [State Day], a joint (one-time) issue of all Hebrew newspapers, published on the day of the Israeli Declarati](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/48.jpg "\"State Day\" – Joint Issue of All Israeli Newspapers – May 14, 1948")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
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"Yom HaMedinah" [State Day], a joint (one-time) issue of all Hebrew newspapers, published on the day of the Israeli Declaration of Independence. [Tel Aviv], May 14, 1948, "The last Day under Foreign Rule".
The headline announces: "The People Declare the State of Israel". The Declaration of Independence is printed on the first page, alongside photographs of Herzl, Weizmann, Ben-Gurion and others, and a group photograph of the members of the Provisional Government during their first session.
[1] f. (2 pp), 58 cm. Fair-poor condition. Fold lines. Closed and open tears to edges and fold lines, mostly mended with acid-free tape. The corners are cut. Mounted at upper edge to thick paper.
The headline announces: "The People Declare the State of Israel". The Declaration of Independence is printed on the first page, alongside photographs of Herzl, Weizmann, Ben-Gurion and others, and a group photograph of the members of the Provisional Government during their first session.
[1] f. (2 pp), 58 cm. Fair-poor condition. Fold lines. Closed and open tears to edges and fold lines, mostly mended with acid-free tape. The corners are cut. Mounted at upper edge to thick paper.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
Catalogue
![Issue of the newspaper "Neuste Nachrichten – Jedioth Chadashoth" [Latest News] from the day of the Declaration of Independenc](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/49.jpg "\" Jedioth Chadashoth\" – Issue in German from the Day of the Declaratio")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
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Issue of the newspaper "Neuste Nachrichten – Jedioth Chadashoth" [Latest News] from the day of the Declaration of Independence of the State of Israel. Tel Aviv, Friday, May 14, 1948. German.
Main headline: "Das Mandat ist tot – Es lebe der Judenstaat!" [The Mandate is Dead – Long Live the Jewish State!"].
This issue contains news items and additional articles relating to Israel's Declaration of Independence, the battles being waged in Jerusalem, the military police's pursuit of draft dodgers, and other matters.
The issue is typewritten and mimeographed.
14 pp., 33 cm. Good condition. Fold line. Minor stains. Minor tears to edges.
Main headline: "Das Mandat ist tot – Es lebe der Judenstaat!" [The Mandate is Dead – Long Live the Jewish State!"].
This issue contains news items and additional articles relating to Israel's Declaration of Independence, the battles being waged in Jerusalem, the military police's pursuit of draft dodgers, and other matters.
The issue is typewritten and mimeographed.
14 pp., 33 cm. Good condition. Fold line. Minor stains. Minor tears to edges.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
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![Issue of the newspaper "Neuste Nachrichten – Jedioth Chadashoth" [Latest News], "Special Edition for The Declaration of the S](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/50.jpg "Issue of Jedioth Chadashoth – Special Edition for The Declaration of t")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
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Issue of the newspaper "Neuste Nachrichten – Jedioth Chadashoth" [Latest News], "Special Edition for The Declaration of the State", edited by Dr. I. Lilienfeld. Tel Aviv, 16.5.1948. Hebrew and German.
The main headline of the issue announces: "Long Live the State of Israel! The Laws of the White Paper have been Revoked! Free Immigration has Started!". The issue features the Scroll of Independence, a manifest "to all residents of the State of Israel" by the temporary government, and various news items.
8 pp (two folded sheets of paper, detached from each other), 47.5 cm. Fair condition. Creases and fold lines. Numerous tears to edges and fold lines, some affecting the text. Many stains and foxing.
The main headline of the issue announces: "Long Live the State of Israel! The Laws of the White Paper have been Revoked! Free Immigration has Started!". The issue features the Scroll of Independence, a manifest "to all residents of the State of Israel" by the temporary government, and various news items.
8 pp (two folded sheets of paper, detached from each other), 47.5 cm. Fair condition. Creases and fold lines. Numerous tears to edges and fold lines, some affecting the text. Many stains and foxing.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
Catalogue
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
Some 40 items relating to the ten-year anniversary of the independence of the State of Israel, and events and celebrations to mark the occasion. Israel, 1958.
The collection consists mostly of items of ephemera: an admission ticket to the "Exhibition of the Decade"; an air letter issued to mark the tenth anniversary; "Day of Issue" envelopes bearing postage stamps marking the tenth anniversary; admission tickets to the annual Bible Quiz contest; pocket appointment calendars; song sheet ("Booklet of Israeli Songs"); booklet of readings and guidelines for Independence Day ceremonies; script to the stage play, "The Burning Bush" written by playwright Aharon Megged about the heroine Hannah Szenes; additional postcards and booklets, and other items; a collection of pins and badges, including pins bearing the logo of the tenth anniversary celebrations; a pin from the international convention of engineers and architects; and a pin "For Independence Day Staff."
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
The collection consists mostly of items of ephemera: an admission ticket to the "Exhibition of the Decade"; an air letter issued to mark the tenth anniversary; "Day of Issue" envelopes bearing postage stamps marking the tenth anniversary; admission tickets to the annual Bible Quiz contest; pocket appointment calendars; song sheet ("Booklet of Israeli Songs"); booklet of readings and guidelines for Independence Day ceremonies; script to the stage play, "The Burning Bush" written by playwright Aharon Megged about the heroine Hannah Szenes; additional postcards and booklets, and other items; a collection of pins and badges, including pins bearing the logo of the tenth anniversary celebrations; a pin from the international convention of engineers and architects; and a pin "For Independence Day Staff."
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $200
Sold for: $325
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Fundraising album, presumably presented to would-be donors to the building of the faculty of science of the Hebrew University. [Jerusalem], 1959. English.
Landscape format album; prefaced by a large panoramic photograph of the developing University Campus on Givat Ram.
Three leaves of text list the buildings that are required for the various departments of the faculty - a center of pure and applied physics, a center of pure and applied chemistry and an institute of biochemistry and biophysics. The text addresses the great need of Israel for scientists and teachers and the shortage of space that prevents the university from accepting many of the applicants to the faculty of science. Nine plates of architectural blueprints of the buildings of the University campus follow the text, separated by three transparent pages listing the uses of the various buildings. The binding is embossed with the logo of the University.
After Israel's War of Independence, during which the campus of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus became an enclave in Jordanian territory, the University moved to Western Jerusalem. At first, it was located in the Terra Santa building and other temporary locations and in 1953, the construction of a new campus on Givat Ram began; the works continued until 1967.
[1] panoramic photograph in two sections, [3] ff. of text, [9] blueprint plates + [3] transparent pages, 33X51 cm. Good condition. Minor stains. Blemishes and stains on binding. The binding is slightly loose.
Landscape format album; prefaced by a large panoramic photograph of the developing University Campus on Givat Ram.
Three leaves of text list the buildings that are required for the various departments of the faculty - a center of pure and applied physics, a center of pure and applied chemistry and an institute of biochemistry and biophysics. The text addresses the great need of Israel for scientists and teachers and the shortage of space that prevents the university from accepting many of the applicants to the faculty of science. Nine plates of architectural blueprints of the buildings of the University campus follow the text, separated by three transparent pages listing the uses of the various buildings. The binding is embossed with the logo of the University.
After Israel's War of Independence, during which the campus of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus became an enclave in Jordanian territory, the University moved to Western Jerusalem. At first, it was located in the Terra Santa building and other temporary locations and in 1953, the construction of a new campus on Givat Ram began; the works continued until 1967.
[1] panoramic photograph in two sections, [3] ff. of text, [9] blueprint plates + [3] transparent pages, 33X51 cm. Good condition. Minor stains. Blemishes and stains on binding. The binding is slightly loose.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
Catalogue
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
Two broadsides from the period of the Six-Day-War, with the words of the Chief Rabbi of the IDF, Shlomo Goren. June 1967.
1. A broadside from 2.6.1967 – three days prior to the outbreak of the war: "IDF soldiers, the Maccabees of our age! Go in this thy might and thou shall save Israel" (Hebrew).
[1] f., 30 cm.
2. A broadside from 7.6.1967 – the third day of the war, during which the Old City was conquered: "I speak to you from the Western Wall Plaza … today, you have kept the oath of generations 'If I forget thee O Jerusalem let my right hand forget her cunning'" (Hebrew).
[1] f., 24 cm.
Good condition. Stains and minor blemishes.
1. A broadside from 2.6.1967 – three days prior to the outbreak of the war: "IDF soldiers, the Maccabees of our age! Go in this thy might and thou shall save Israel" (Hebrew).
[1] f., 30 cm.
2. A broadside from 7.6.1967 – the third day of the war, during which the Old City was conquered: "I speak to you from the Western Wall Plaza … today, you have kept the oath of generations 'If I forget thee O Jerusalem let my right hand forget her cunning'" (Hebrew).
[1] f., 24 cm.
Good condition. Stains and minor blemishes.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
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![Flag of the Ramle Branch of the Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth. Ramle, [ca. 1950s and 1960s]. Flag, hand-embroidere](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/54_1.jpg "Embroidered Flag – Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth – A Rare Re")
![Flag of the Ramle Branch of the Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth. Ramle, [ca. 1950s and 1960s]. Flag, hand-embroidere](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol26-public/54_2.jpg "Embroidered Flag – Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth – A Rare Re")
Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $425
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Flag of the Ramle Branch of the Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth. Ramle, [ca. 1950s and 1960s].
Flag, hand-embroidered onto pink fabric. In the center, the emblem of the movement – the Red Star encircled by two olive branches surmounted by the flag of the State of Israel. The movement's Hebrew acronym – "Banki" – is embroidered in Hebrew and Arabic letters above the inscription "Ramle Branch" (Hebrew).
The Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth (Hebrew acronym: Banki) was established in 1924 by a small group of students from Jerusalem. The movement espoused a Marxist-Leninist ideology, rejected Zionism, and was the only youth organization in which Jews and Arabs were jointly active. Its members identified with the Israeli Communist Party (Hebrew acronym: Maki), and when that party began showing an affinity to Zionism in the early years of the State, members of Banki expressed similar sympathies. But when, in 1965, Maki was torn apart by divisions over the issue of Zionism, the Banki youth movement sided with the rival, anti-Zionist faction and its like-minded break-off, the Rakah party.
This particular flag – displaying the organization's emblem in conjunction with the Israeli flag – evidently represents the brief period when the movement identified with Zionist values.
Approx. 77X107 cm (uneven edges). Good condition. Minor stains. Blemishes and minor unraveling to fabric and fringes.
Flag, hand-embroidered onto pink fabric. In the center, the emblem of the movement – the Red Star encircled by two olive branches surmounted by the flag of the State of Israel. The movement's Hebrew acronym – "Banki" – is embroidered in Hebrew and Arabic letters above the inscription "Ramle Branch" (Hebrew).
The Alliance of the Israeli Communist Youth (Hebrew acronym: Banki) was established in 1924 by a small group of students from Jerusalem. The movement espoused a Marxist-Leninist ideology, rejected Zionism, and was the only youth organization in which Jews and Arabs were jointly active. Its members identified with the Israeli Communist Party (Hebrew acronym: Maki), and when that party began showing an affinity to Zionism in the early years of the State, members of Banki expressed similar sympathies. But when, in 1965, Maki was torn apart by divisions over the issue of Zionism, the Banki youth movement sided with the rival, anti-Zionist faction and its like-minded break-off, the Rakah party.
This particular flag – displaying the organization's emblem in conjunction with the Israeli flag – evidently represents the brief period when the movement identified with Zionist values.
Approx. 77X107 cm (uneven edges). Good condition. Minor stains. Blemishes and minor unraveling to fabric and fringes.
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Grammar Books, Theology, Bibles, Travelogues, Prints and Maps
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
Including buyer's premium
Collection of items distributed to participants in the funeral of David Ben Gurion, and in the memorial ceremonies of the early days of mourning for him. Jerusalem and Sde Boker, 1973-75.
● Ten items from the funeral ceremony: Two official invitations with the Emblem of the State of Israel, original mourning badges, two mourning ribbons for women, list of participants airlifted by helicopter from Jerusalem to Kibbutz Sde Boker, parking permit stickers to be attached to car windshields, instruction sheets for the funeral service at the Knesset building and the interment ceremony at Sde Boker, and more.
● Some twenty items provided for the purposes of three additional days of mourning: the "Shloshim" (memorial day marking 30 days since the passing), and the first and second anniversaries of the passing – mourning badges, official invitations, flight ticket for helicopter ride from Jerusalem to Sde Boker, invitation to the ceremony of the laying of a cornerstone for the new university campus at Sde Boker, and more).
These items are all from the estate of Shlomo Arazi, Director of the Prime Minister's Office and Chairman of the Interdepartmental Committee for National Ceremonies.
Size and condition vary. Overall good condition. Also enclosed are the original envelopes in which the invitations were sent.
● Ten items from the funeral ceremony: Two official invitations with the Emblem of the State of Israel, original mourning badges, two mourning ribbons for women, list of participants airlifted by helicopter from Jerusalem to Kibbutz Sde Boker, parking permit stickers to be attached to car windshields, instruction sheets for the funeral service at the Knesset building and the interment ceremony at Sde Boker, and more.
● Some twenty items provided for the purposes of three additional days of mourning: the "Shloshim" (memorial day marking 30 days since the passing), and the first and second anniversaries of the passing – mourning badges, official invitations, flight ticket for helicopter ride from Jerusalem to Sde Boker, invitation to the ceremony of the laying of a cornerstone for the new university campus at Sde Boker, and more).
These items are all from the estate of Shlomo Arazi, Director of the Prime Minister's Office and Chairman of the Interdepartmental Committee for National Ceremonies.
Size and condition vary. Overall good condition. Also enclosed are the original envelopes in which the invitations were sent.
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