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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $500
Sold for: $875
Including buyer's premium
Collection of "Shana Tova" (Happy New Year) postcards and greeting cards. Published by Tzentral, Yehudiya, D. Marcadis, Williamsburg Art Co., Z. Resnik, Phoenix, Littauer & Boysen, and others, Poland, Germany, USA, Palestine and elsewhere, [first half of the 20th century (several later items)].
The collection contains 49 postcards and 18 greeting cards depicting Zionist and Jewish images; including postcards and greeting cards dealing with the Jewish cycle of the year, the Jewish festivals of Tishrei and their customs, greeting cards decorated with "Trees of the Holy Land", and more.
In the collection: ● An undivided color postcard with the work "Passover" by E.M. Lilien – an old Jew encircled by barbed wire on the backdrop of Egyptian pyramids and the rising sun. Berlin: Phoenix, [early 20th century]. The postcard was sent to "My Friend Mr. Sapir" in Odessa in 1902, "[55]63 to our old count; […] to our national movement". Bearing JNF "Zion" stamps and an additional handwritten greeting – "May you be inscribed and sealed to a happy New Year" (Hebrew). The addressee is presumably Dr. Yosef Sapir, chairman of the Zionist unions of Odessa. ● Six postcards depicting biblical and Jewish figures, alongside prayer verses and happy New Year greetings. [Berlin]: Littauer & Boysen, [early 20th century]. ● Three postcards with a folding, book-shaped flap, beneath which is an accordion-folded strip of paper bearing a series of pictures: the first, "Palestine", depicting sights of Palestine; the second, "Judishe Presse", depicting a series of tiny reproductions of the front pages of Jewish newspapers and journals in Yiddish, most of them from 1910; the third, "Hebrew Writers", depicting portraits of contemporary Hebrew writers, including Achad Ha'am, Bialik, Shaul Tchernichovsky, Z. Shneur and others. [ca. 1900s and 1910s]. ● Six Zionist postcards depicting flags, verses about the revival of Israel, immigrant ships and more. Jerusalem: D. Marcadis, [1940s]. ● A real-photo "Shana Tova" greeting card bearing the sender's portrait. The picture was taken at the "'Israel' Photo", Tel Aviv, [ca. 1950s]. ● And more.
Enclosed: The envelope in which the series of cards "Trees of the Holy Land" (11 of which are included in this collection), designed by P. Steiner, was sold (Schoen Press, Tel Aviv).
Postcards: 14X9 cm on average. Greeting cards: 7.5X6.5 cm to 10X15 cm. Good to fair overall condition. Blemishes and stains to some postcards and greeting cards. Layer separation to several postcards. Eight of the postcards and three of the greeting cards were used. Three copies of one postcard.
Provenance: The Uzi Agassi Collection.
The collection contains 49 postcards and 18 greeting cards depicting Zionist and Jewish images; including postcards and greeting cards dealing with the Jewish cycle of the year, the Jewish festivals of Tishrei and their customs, greeting cards decorated with "Trees of the Holy Land", and more.
In the collection: ● An undivided color postcard with the work "Passover" by E.M. Lilien – an old Jew encircled by barbed wire on the backdrop of Egyptian pyramids and the rising sun. Berlin: Phoenix, [early 20th century]. The postcard was sent to "My Friend Mr. Sapir" in Odessa in 1902, "[55]63 to our old count; […] to our national movement". Bearing JNF "Zion" stamps and an additional handwritten greeting – "May you be inscribed and sealed to a happy New Year" (Hebrew). The addressee is presumably Dr. Yosef Sapir, chairman of the Zionist unions of Odessa. ● Six postcards depicting biblical and Jewish figures, alongside prayer verses and happy New Year greetings. [Berlin]: Littauer & Boysen, [early 20th century]. ● Three postcards with a folding, book-shaped flap, beneath which is an accordion-folded strip of paper bearing a series of pictures: the first, "Palestine", depicting sights of Palestine; the second, "Judishe Presse", depicting a series of tiny reproductions of the front pages of Jewish newspapers and journals in Yiddish, most of them from 1910; the third, "Hebrew Writers", depicting portraits of contemporary Hebrew writers, including Achad Ha'am, Bialik, Shaul Tchernichovsky, Z. Shneur and others. [ca. 1900s and 1910s]. ● Six Zionist postcards depicting flags, verses about the revival of Israel, immigrant ships and more. Jerusalem: D. Marcadis, [1940s]. ● A real-photo "Shana Tova" greeting card bearing the sender's portrait. The picture was taken at the "'Israel' Photo", Tel Aviv, [ca. 1950s]. ● And more.
Enclosed: The envelope in which the series of cards "Trees of the Holy Land" (11 of which are included in this collection), designed by P. Steiner, was sold (Schoen Press, Tel Aviv).
Postcards: 14X9 cm on average. Greeting cards: 7.5X6.5 cm to 10X15 cm. Good to fair overall condition. Blemishes and stains to some postcards and greeting cards. Layer separation to several postcards. Eight of the postcards and three of the greeting cards were used. Three copies of one postcard.
Provenance: The Uzi Agassi Collection.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
Including buyer's premium
Seven Jewish New Year greeting cards of the "pop-up" variety. [Printed in Germany for the American Jewish market, 1910s].
Seven particularly large pop-up cards, with greetings for the Jewish New Year.
16X24 to 23X26 cm. Overall good condition. Few parts detached or missing.
Seven particularly large pop-up cards, with greetings for the Jewish New Year.
16X24 to 23X26 cm. Overall good condition. Few parts detached or missing.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
Unsold
Catalog of "Shana Tova" greeting cards published by Lion the Printer, Tel Aviv, for the Shulsinger Brothers, New York, [ca. 1960s].
A catalog containing 90 bilingual (Hebrew and English) "Shana Tova" greeting cards, decorated with motifs of Jewish art, traditional Jewish images and sights from Israel. Mounted to the leaves of an album on which the corresponding catalog numbers were printed; about 45 additional greeting cards are missing from the album.
Enclosed: 10 "Shana Tova" greeting cards and other greeting cards, all published by Lion the Printer.
Album: 22X32 cm. fair-good condition. Stains and tears, mostly to binding. Size and condition of greeting cards vary. Many of the greeting cards were cut and parts of them are missing (mostly text lines).
A catalog containing 90 bilingual (Hebrew and English) "Shana Tova" greeting cards, decorated with motifs of Jewish art, traditional Jewish images and sights from Israel. Mounted to the leaves of an album on which the corresponding catalog numbers were printed; about 45 additional greeting cards are missing from the album.
Enclosed: 10 "Shana Tova" greeting cards and other greeting cards, all published by Lion the Printer.
Album: 22X32 cm. fair-good condition. Stains and tears, mostly to binding. Size and condition of greeting cards vary. Many of the greeting cards were cut and parts of them are missing (mostly text lines).
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
Idishe Gas in Vilne / Ein Ghetto im Osten (Wilna) [The Ghetto Lane in Wilna], published by Dr. Emil Schaeffer. Zurich-Leipzig: Orell Füssli, 1931. Yiddish and German.
55 photographs by Moshe Vorobeichic (Raviv), documenting life in the Jewish ghetto in Vilnius, using the interplay of light and shadow, geometric figures, and low-angle photography. Introduction by Zalman Shneur.
Ownership stamps and inscriptions from Estonia; detailed ownership inscription documenting the provenance of this copy of the book, which was in the possession of the University of Tartu, Estonia, at the time of the Nazi occupation, before returning to its rightful owner "who was arrested by the Soviet occupiers in the summer of 1941 […] and managed to return from the Soviet death camp."
Enclosed are two photographs (dated 1966-67) of a street in Vilnius.
7 pp., 64 photographic pp., 8 pp., 19 cm. Good condition. Few stains and minor blemishes. Minor stains to binding.
55 photographs by Moshe Vorobeichic (Raviv), documenting life in the Jewish ghetto in Vilnius, using the interplay of light and shadow, geometric figures, and low-angle photography. Introduction by Zalman Shneur.
Ownership stamps and inscriptions from Estonia; detailed ownership inscription documenting the provenance of this copy of the book, which was in the possession of the University of Tartu, Estonia, at the time of the Nazi occupation, before returning to its rightful owner "who was arrested by the Soviet occupiers in the summer of 1941 […] and managed to return from the Soviet death camp."
Enclosed are two photographs (dated 1966-67) of a street in Vilnius.
7 pp., 64 photographic pp., 8 pp., 19 cm. Good condition. Few stains and minor blemishes. Minor stains to binding.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $200
Sold for: $1,375
Including buyer's premium
A view of Palestine and the Colonies, "Photographs and text by Isaiah Raffalovich and his Partner Moshe Eliyahu Zachs. Photographers in Jerusalem, May She be Rebuilt and Reestablished." [Frankfurt], 1899. Hebrew and German.
An album of photographs taken in the course of a journey throughout Palestine from Gedera to Metula, taken in 1898 by Isaiah Raffalovich and his friend Eliyahu (Elijah) Myers, photographer of Jerusalem's American Colony. This was one of the first albums to be compiled documenting 19th-century Jewish settlement in Palestine from a Zionist perspective.
Most of the photographs in the album document the earliest colonies of the First Aliyah. The photos are accompanied by descriptive text, in Hebrew and German, aligned one facing the other, on opposite pages. Two large photographs on folding plates (of the colonies of Zikhron Ya'akov and Rosh Pina).
Embossed dedication (in German) dated 1908 on front cover.
[61] ff., approx. 16.5X23 cm. Fair condition. Detached leaves. Stains. Creases and minor tears, some mended with adhesive tape. Inked stamps. Original binding, partly detached, with tears and blemishes to edges and spine.
On the printing of the album, see: Isaiah Raffalovich, "Landmarks and Road Signs: Through Seventy Years of Wanderings, 1882-1952: An Autobiography," Tel Aviv, 1951-52 (Hebrew), pp. 67-76.
An album of photographs taken in the course of a journey throughout Palestine from Gedera to Metula, taken in 1898 by Isaiah Raffalovich and his friend Eliyahu (Elijah) Myers, photographer of Jerusalem's American Colony. This was one of the first albums to be compiled documenting 19th-century Jewish settlement in Palestine from a Zionist perspective.
Most of the photographs in the album document the earliest colonies of the First Aliyah. The photos are accompanied by descriptive text, in Hebrew and German, aligned one facing the other, on opposite pages. Two large photographs on folding plates (of the colonies of Zikhron Ya'akov and Rosh Pina).
Embossed dedication (in German) dated 1908 on front cover.
[61] ff., approx. 16.5X23 cm. Fair condition. Detached leaves. Stains. Creases and minor tears, some mended with adhesive tape. Inked stamps. Original binding, partly detached, with tears and blemishes to edges and spine.
On the printing of the album, see: Isaiah Raffalovich, "Landmarks and Road Signs: Through Seventy Years of Wanderings, 1882-1952: An Autobiography," Tel Aviv, 1951-52 (Hebrew), pp. 67-76.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $300
Sold for: $688
Including buyer's premium
Set of ten photographs from the battle for Palestine in the course of the First World War. Apparently taken by Turkish photographers and sold as souvenirs to British soldiers. [Ca. 1918].
Among the photographs: Turkish Cavalry at Hareira [looking at the crater of an artillery shell]; Turks watching the battle at Sheria; Turkish field bakery; Turkish electricians in the field; photograph from the crowd listening to General Edmund Allenby reading the Jerusalem Proclamation in the Old City; and more.
Enclosed: Printed note with a numbered list (in English) of the photographs in the set; and large packing envelope with the inked stamp of the British Rail Service, with date and place indicated (in handwriting) as November 3, 1918, Lod ("Ludd") Station.
On notes enclosed with some of the other sets of these photographs, the following caption (in English) has been added: "These photographs taken by the Turkish Official Photographer."
Ten photographs. 17X12 cm. Good condition.
Among the photographs: Turkish Cavalry at Hareira [looking at the crater of an artillery shell]; Turks watching the battle at Sheria; Turkish field bakery; Turkish electricians in the field; photograph from the crowd listening to General Edmund Allenby reading the Jerusalem Proclamation in the Old City; and more.
Enclosed: Printed note with a numbered list (in English) of the photographs in the set; and large packing envelope with the inked stamp of the British Rail Service, with date and place indicated (in handwriting) as November 3, 1918, Lod ("Ludd") Station.
On notes enclosed with some of the other sets of these photographs, the following caption (in English) has been added: "These photographs taken by the Turkish Official Photographer."
Ten photographs. 17X12 cm. Good condition.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $200
Sold for: $450
Including buyer's premium
11 photographs, mostly studio photographs, documenting families in Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion and elsewhere. Palestine, [early decades of the 20th century].
Including: ● Seven photographs by Tzadok Bassan. ● One photograph by M. Savvidès. ● One photograph by Garabed Krikorian. ● One photograph by Falu Zivlin. ● One unsigned photograph, attributed to J. Berliand.
10X14 cm. to 27.5X38 cm. Good overall condition (except for one photograph which is in poor condition). Stains and blemishes to photographs. All but two mounted on contemporary or photographers' mounts, some stamped, labeled or otherwise signed. Blemishes to mounts.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Including: ● Seven photographs by Tzadok Bassan. ● One photograph by M. Savvidès. ● One photograph by Garabed Krikorian. ● One photograph by Falu Zivlin. ● One unsigned photograph, attributed to J. Berliand.
10X14 cm. to 27.5X38 cm. Good overall condition (except for one photograph which is in poor condition). Stains and blemishes to photographs. All but two mounted on contemporary or photographers' mounts, some stamped, labeled or otherwise signed. Blemishes to mounts.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
Collection of photographs presumably documenting boys and girls at non-traditional educational institutions in Palestine. [Safed? Tiberias? ca. 1920s].
1-5. Five photographs signed in the plate, in Hebrew: "Phot. Nesher Glucksmann. Tiberias" (Yaakov Glucksmann). Three of them depict girls sewing; one of them depicts girls laundering; one depicts a group of boys. All the photographs, except one, depict an elderly woman with a hat and glasses (the director of the educational institution?).
6. An additional photograph, not signed, of a group of girls removing stones from a yard. Depicted alongside the girls is the same woman appearing in the other photographs.
7-8. Two photographs stamped on verso "Salim Cohen Photograph in the holy city of Safed" (Hebrew). A Group of boys wearing work clothes in a thatched hut and a boy feeding roosters.
All with postcard-divided backs.
Approx. 8.5X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Stains and minor blemishes. Abrasions, slightly affecting the photographs, mostly to margins.
1-5. Five photographs signed in the plate, in Hebrew: "Phot. Nesher Glucksmann. Tiberias" (Yaakov Glucksmann). Three of them depict girls sewing; one of them depicts girls laundering; one depicts a group of boys. All the photographs, except one, depict an elderly woman with a hat and glasses (the director of the educational institution?).
6. An additional photograph, not signed, of a group of girls removing stones from a yard. Depicted alongside the girls is the same woman appearing in the other photographs.
7-8. Two photographs stamped on verso "Salim Cohen Photograph in the holy city of Safed" (Hebrew). A Group of boys wearing work clothes in a thatched hut and a boy feeding roosters.
All with postcard-divided backs.
Approx. 8.5X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Stains and minor blemishes. Abrasions, slightly affecting the photographs, mostly to margins.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $625
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Twenty-five photographs of the early days of Tel Aviv. Ca. early-mid 1920s.
Among the photographs: the first City Hall of Tel Aviv ("the Committee House"); two photographs of "The Exhibition and Fair for the Promotion of Goods Made in Israel" (which later evolved into the Levant Fair, 1924); a football game between HaKoah Wien and Maccabee Tel Aviv in the old Maccabee neighborhood; the first electrical transformer on Allenby St.; the Herzliah Gymnasium; three photographs depicting Lord Balfour's visit to Tel Aviv (showing a gate decorated with the British flag before the Galei Aviv casino, a mounted guard at the entrance to the casino and Lord Balfour arriving in an official car); and more.
One photograph is captioned in the plate and marked with the stamp of the photographer, Z. Brill.
The present photographs were presumably taken from a private album of the Tel Avivian architect Shmuel (Sam) Barkai, who can be seen strolling the streets of Tel Aviv in some of them (three of the photographs are stamped on verso with the stamp of Sam Barkai).
6X4.5 to 9X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Traces of gluing. Several photographs with postcard divided back; some are captioned by hand (Hebrew and English). Several photographs trimmed unevenly.
Among the photographs: the first City Hall of Tel Aviv ("the Committee House"); two photographs of "The Exhibition and Fair for the Promotion of Goods Made in Israel" (which later evolved into the Levant Fair, 1924); a football game between HaKoah Wien and Maccabee Tel Aviv in the old Maccabee neighborhood; the first electrical transformer on Allenby St.; the Herzliah Gymnasium; three photographs depicting Lord Balfour's visit to Tel Aviv (showing a gate decorated with the British flag before the Galei Aviv casino, a mounted guard at the entrance to the casino and Lord Balfour arriving in an official car); and more.
One photograph is captioned in the plate and marked with the stamp of the photographer, Z. Brill.
The present photographs were presumably taken from a private album of the Tel Avivian architect Shmuel (Sam) Barkai, who can be seen strolling the streets of Tel Aviv in some of them (three of the photographs are stamped on verso with the stamp of Sam Barkai).
6X4.5 to 9X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Traces of gluing. Several photographs with postcard divided back; some are captioned by hand (Hebrew and English). Several photographs trimmed unevenly.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $200
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Seven photographs capturing scenes from the Tel Aviv kindergarten of Rachel Grad (arrived in Palestine with her husband, the composer and music critic Gabriel Grad, in late 1924), and from another kindergarten, in Petah Tikva.
Six of the photographs show the children of the kindergarten run by Rachel Grad in Tel Aviv (all captioned in the plate or by hand): Purim 1927 ("Rachel Grad, Principal"). Photographer: Abraham Soskin; Purim in the Lev Tel Aviv Kindergarten, 1929 (8 Karl Netter St.) – two copies, one 16.5X12 cm in size, the other 28.5X22 cm in size; 1933 Hanukkah celebration in Rachel Grad's kindergarten (51 Ahad Ha'Am St., Tel Aviv); 1934 Purim celebration; 1935 Purim celebration ("the Second Maccabiah").
Also enclosed: Photograph of a Purim celebration at a kindergarten in Petah Tikva.
Size varies, 17X12.5 cm to 30X23.5 cm. Condition varies, fair to good. Most photos mounted on card. Blemishes to some photos and to mounts.
Six of the photographs show the children of the kindergarten run by Rachel Grad in Tel Aviv (all captioned in the plate or by hand): Purim 1927 ("Rachel Grad, Principal"). Photographer: Abraham Soskin; Purim in the Lev Tel Aviv Kindergarten, 1929 (8 Karl Netter St.) – two copies, one 16.5X12 cm in size, the other 28.5X22 cm in size; 1933 Hanukkah celebration in Rachel Grad's kindergarten (51 Ahad Ha'Am St., Tel Aviv); 1934 Purim celebration; 1935 Purim celebration ("the Second Maccabiah").
Also enclosed: Photograph of a Purim celebration at a kindergarten in Petah Tikva.
Size varies, 17X12.5 cm to 30X23.5 cm. Condition varies, fair to good. Most photos mounted on card. Blemishes to some photos and to mounts.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $150
Sold for: $325
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Five photographs from the period of the Great Arab Revolt. Jaffa (and additional locations?), [mid- to late 1930s].
1-2. Two photographs showing the break-up of a demonstration in the square surrounding the Jaffa Clock Tower (1936?).
3-5. Three photographs showing British soldiers conducting body searches of Arab residents (one of the photos also shows a police officer wearing a "kolpak" hat, customarily worn by members of the Jewish Settlement Police forces).
Kept in a photo envelope of the Ilford Photo company (listing branch addresses in Tel Aviv and Jaffa).
Approx. 13.5X8.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes. Divided postcard backs.
1-2. Two photographs showing the break-up of a demonstration in the square surrounding the Jaffa Clock Tower (1936?).
3-5. Three photographs showing British soldiers conducting body searches of Arab residents (one of the photos also shows a police officer wearing a "kolpak" hat, customarily worn by members of the Jewish Settlement Police forces).
Kept in a photo envelope of the Ilford Photo company (listing branch addresses in Tel Aviv and Jaffa).
Approx. 13.5X8.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes. Divided postcard backs.
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Online Auction 026 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
December 22, 2020
Opening: $100
Sold for: $325
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Eleven photographs of settlements and sites in Palestine, by Keren Hayesod and JNF photographers. [Ca. 1930s].
Among the photographs: Construction of the Degania Dam (Yosef Galezer, 1935); The Colony of Sejera (Zoltan Kluger, 1936); Aerial Photograph of the "Abu Rabah [Flour] Mill" on the Yarkon River (Zoltan Kluger, 1938); Photograph of Kibbutz Nir David (Zoltan Kluger, 1938); Aerial Photograph of the "Tower and Stockade" Settlement Sha'ar HaGolan (Rudi Weissenstein. 1937); Jerusalem's Beit HaKerem Neighborhood; and more.
Two photographs marked on back with inked stamps of Keren Hayesod, and one with joint inked stamp of Keren Hayesod and JNF (Jewish National Fund). With handwritten captions. Some with prepress notations.
Size and condition vary. Overall good condition.
Among the photographs: Construction of the Degania Dam (Yosef Galezer, 1935); The Colony of Sejera (Zoltan Kluger, 1936); Aerial Photograph of the "Abu Rabah [Flour] Mill" on the Yarkon River (Zoltan Kluger, 1938); Photograph of Kibbutz Nir David (Zoltan Kluger, 1938); Aerial Photograph of the "Tower and Stockade" Settlement Sha'ar HaGolan (Rudi Weissenstein. 1937); Jerusalem's Beit HaKerem Neighborhood; and more.
Two photographs marked on back with inked stamps of Keren Hayesod, and one with joint inked stamp of Keren Hayesod and JNF (Jewish National Fund). With handwritten captions. Some with prepress notations.
Size and condition vary. Overall good condition.
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