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December 13, 2016
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Yefet, Anthology I, A. Ittin press. Tel-Aviv.
Yefet, Anthology II, A. Ittin press. Tel-Aviv.
Yefet. Anthology III. A. Ittin press. Jaffa, 1913.
Three anthologies for translations of literature, philosophy and writing by intellectuals and authors such as Waldo Emerson, Dostoyevsky, Goethe, Larmontov, Turgenyev and Shelly. Among the translators: Yosef Haim Brenner, Alexander Ziskind Rabinovich and David Shimoni (Shimonovich).
Three volumes: [3] parts; [6] parts; [8] parts. Length of parts varies. 16 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Dark leaves.
Yefet, Anthology II, A. Ittin press. Tel-Aviv.
Yefet. Anthology III. A. Ittin press. Jaffa, 1913.
Three anthologies for translations of literature, philosophy and writing by intellectuals and authors such as Waldo Emerson, Dostoyevsky, Goethe, Larmontov, Turgenyev and Shelly. Among the translators: Yosef Haim Brenner, Alexander Ziskind Rabinovich and David Shimoni (Shimonovich).
Three volumes: [3] parts; [6] parts; [8] parts. Length of parts varies. 16 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Dark leaves.
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Two volumes of "HaOmer", literary-scientific anthology, edited by S. Ben-Zion (Simcha Ben-Zion Alter Guttman) and David Yellin. [1907-1908.]
Offered here is Volume I which includes two booklets and a supplement with a separate title page: Jewish settlement in Jaffa, by Zeev Smilansky. Volume II, booklet A. (Two volumes were published, each featuring two booklets).
Size and condition vary.
Offered here is Volume I which includes two booklets and a supplement with a separate title page: Jewish settlement in Jaffa, by Zeev Smilansky. Volume II, booklet A. (Two volumes were published, each featuring two booklets).
Size and condition vary.
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Tarbut, monthly for matters of education and the Hebrew movement, published by the central temporary office of "Tarbut" in Poland. Warsaw, (1922-1924).
The monthly periodical was published until 1927. Presented here are issued of three years. First year, 1922: issue 1 (Cheshvan), issue 2 (Kislev), issue 3-4 (double issue, Shvat-Adar), issue 5 (Adar), issue 6 (Nissan Iyar), issue 7 (Tishrei 1923). Second year, 1923: issue 8 (Tamuz). Third year: 1924: issue 1(9) (Tevet), issue 2 (Shvat), issue 3 (11) Adar Aleph), issue 4 (12) (Adar Beth), issue 5 (13) (Iyar). Total of 12 issues.
* Ofakim, stage for matters of education, published by the central committee of "Tarbut" in Poland. Warsaw, 1932-1934.
Offered here are issues from the first two years. First year, 1932-1933: 1 (May), 2 (September), 4 (December), 5/6 (January-February), 7 (April), 8/9 (June-July), 10 (August). Second year, 1933-1934: 1/2 (September-October), 3 (November), 4/6 (December-January-February), 7 (April). Total of 11 issues. Each issue opens with mounted or printed portraits, poetry and prose passages and pictures of art.
The Hebrew Schools Teachers' association in Poland was founded in 1921, and in 1922 changed its name to "Tarbut" and started to publish periodicals.
23 issues. 23 cm, 26.5 cm. Fair-poor overall condition.
The monthly periodical was published until 1927. Presented here are issued of three years. First year, 1922: issue 1 (Cheshvan), issue 2 (Kislev), issue 3-4 (double issue, Shvat-Adar), issue 5 (Adar), issue 6 (Nissan Iyar), issue 7 (Tishrei 1923). Second year, 1923: issue 8 (Tamuz). Third year: 1924: issue 1(9) (Tevet), issue 2 (Shvat), issue 3 (11) Adar Aleph), issue 4 (12) (Adar Beth), issue 5 (13) (Iyar). Total of 12 issues.
* Ofakim, stage for matters of education, published by the central committee of "Tarbut" in Poland. Warsaw, 1932-1934.
Offered here are issues from the first two years. First year, 1932-1933: 1 (May), 2 (September), 4 (December), 5/6 (January-February), 7 (April), 8/9 (June-July), 10 (August). Second year, 1933-1934: 1/2 (September-October), 3 (November), 4/6 (December-January-February), 7 (April). Total of 11 issues. Each issue opens with mounted or printed portraits, poetry and prose passages and pictures of art.
The Hebrew Schools Teachers' association in Poland was founded in 1921, and in 1922 changed its name to "Tarbut" and started to publish periodicals.
23 issues. 23 cm, 26.5 cm. Fair-poor overall condition.
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December 13, 2016
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21 issues of papers and periodicals published by Jewish communities in India, out of which 19 issues published in the Jewish coommunity in Calcutta.
* Eastern Hebrew an Annual. Editing and publishing: Davia Hay Shalom Arekie, Calcutta, 1941-1946. English. 19 issues of the paper: first year issues 1-5. Second year issues 1-4. Third year issues 1-3 (issue no. 3 appears twice). Fourth year issue no. 3. Fifth year: issues 1-3 (Issue 2 – 3 copies). The paper features articles about subjects concerning Jewish life in Calcutta alongside essays about life in Calcutta as well as photographs and many advertisements.
* Kol Habonim, edited by Miss R. Ani. Printed by The Diamons Printings Works, Bombay, March 1940. English. 16 pp. Articles about Eretz Israel and photographs.
* Dabar-be-itto (redivivus). [Published by P.C. Dass], Calcutta, January 30, 1919. English. 126 pp. Periodical for Jewish soldiers in Calcutta. The copy features correspondence about halt of publication and its resumption.
Size and condition vary. Stains, damage to binding, markings in pen and pencil, one issue lacks a cover. Good-fair overall condition.
* Eastern Hebrew an Annual. Editing and publishing: Davia Hay Shalom Arekie, Calcutta, 1941-1946. English. 19 issues of the paper: first year issues 1-5. Second year issues 1-4. Third year issues 1-3 (issue no. 3 appears twice). Fourth year issue no. 3. Fifth year: issues 1-3 (Issue 2 – 3 copies). The paper features articles about subjects concerning Jewish life in Calcutta alongside essays about life in Calcutta as well as photographs and many advertisements.
* Kol Habonim, edited by Miss R. Ani. Printed by The Diamons Printings Works, Bombay, March 1940. English. 16 pp. Articles about Eretz Israel and photographs.
* Dabar-be-itto (redivivus). [Published by P.C. Dass], Calcutta, January 30, 1919. English. 126 pp. Periodical for Jewish soldiers in Calcutta. The copy features correspondence about halt of publication and its resumption.
Size and condition vary. Stains, damage to binding, markings in pen and pencil, one issue lacks a cover. Good-fair overall condition.
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![* Olam Katan, illustrated [weekly] paper for youth, edited by Avraham Leib ben Avigdor (Shalkovich] and Shmuel Leib Gordon. P](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol5-public/77.jpg "Collection of Magazines for Children – Europe – 20th century")
Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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* Olam Katan, illustrated [weekly] paper for youth, edited by Avraham Leib ben Avigdor (Shalkovich] and Shmuel Leib Gordon. Published by"Tushiya" in Warsaw, Vienna, 1901. Three issues (8, 11 and 20), each one bound separately. Fair-good condition. Marks of an ink stamp and some scribbles with felt-pen in the three booklets, ex-library copies.
* Olam Katan, (Small World) illustrated [weekly] paper for youth, edited by Avraham Leib ben Avigdor (Shalkovich] and Shmuel Leib Gordon. Published by "Tushiya", in Warsaw, Krakow, 1904. Hebrew. Third Year, issues 1-52 bound together. Fair condition, five first leaves are torn, text omission, restored with adhesive tape, loose binding.
* Hashachar, literary anthology for youth, edited by M[agnus] Ya'akov Meir] Karinski and M. Ben Eliezer. Published by "HaOr" in Warsaw, Warsaw, 1912. Hebrew. First year, issues 1-36 bound together. Good condition.
Size and condition vary. Fair-good overall condition.
* Olam Katan, (Small World) illustrated [weekly] paper for youth, edited by Avraham Leib ben Avigdor (Shalkovich] and Shmuel Leib Gordon. Published by "Tushiya", in Warsaw, Krakow, 1904. Hebrew. Third Year, issues 1-52 bound together. Fair condition, five first leaves are torn, text omission, restored with adhesive tape, loose binding.
* Hashachar, literary anthology for youth, edited by M[agnus] Ya'akov Meir] Karinski and M. Ben Eliezer. Published by "HaOr" in Warsaw, Warsaw, 1912. Hebrew. First year, issues 1-36 bound together. Good condition.
Size and condition vary. Fair-good overall condition.
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![Olam Katan (paper for children) edited by [Eliezer] Ben Yehuda, Yehuda Grazovski and David Yudelevich. Printed by Avraham Mos](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol5-public/78.jpg "Olam Katan – Paper for Children – All Issues – Eretz Israel 1893-1894")
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Olam Katan (paper for children) edited by [Eliezer] Ben Yehuda, Yehuda Grazovski and David Yudelevich. Printed by Avraham Moshe Lunz, Jerusalem 1893. Hebrew. Seven issues.
Olam Katan was the first paper in Hebrew for children, except for some early attempts during the 19th century. A total of seven issues were published. The paper was published as an irregular supplement to Eliezer Ben Yehuda's papers "Hazvi" and "Ha-Or", and was meant to present to Jewish school children "stories, songs, fables, riddles, science and history, written according to children's spirit and understanding". The editors were active writers and they were joined by I.M. Pines, Yitzchak Epstein, David Shuv and Nechama Pochachevski, as well as activists such as Menashe Meirovich, Meir Dizengoff and more.
Size and condition vary. Binding restored with adhesive tape, tears to margins, stains. Fair overall condition.
Olam Katan was the first paper in Hebrew for children, except for some early attempts during the 19th century. A total of seven issues were published. The paper was published as an irregular supplement to Eliezer Ben Yehuda's papers "Hazvi" and "Ha-Or", and was meant to present to Jewish school children "stories, songs, fables, riddles, science and history, written according to children's spirit and understanding". The editors were active writers and they were joined by I.M. Pines, Yitzchak Epstein, David Shuv and Nechama Pochachevski, as well as activists such as Menashe Meirovich, Meir Dizengoff and more.
Size and condition vary. Binding restored with adhesive tape, tears to margins, stains. Fair overall condition.
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December 13, 2016
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"Shulamit", illustrated bi-weekly magazine edited by Dov Kimchi. Published by "Beit Shulamit", Jerusalem, 1935.
Volume with complete set of first year issues, issues 1-6, out of which issue 3-4 is a double issue (total of five pamphlets). No more issues were published.
Volume 30 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Worming. Creases.
Volume with complete set of first year issues, issues 1-6, out of which issue 3-4 is a double issue (total of five pamphlets). No more issues were published.
Volume 30 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Worming. Creases.
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Circular letter, from Teachers Association in Eretz Israel. Published once a month. Jaffa, (1908-1910).
Eleven issues of the Teachers Association in Eretz Israel bulletin. Issues printed over three years, bound together. In the issues: essays, offers of positions, and glossaries put together by the language committee. First year, 1907-1908: all eight issues, out of them issue 1-2, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 are double. Second year, 1908-1909: issues Tishre until Adar – two double issues, 1-3, 4-6. Third year, 1909-1910: single issue – Heshvan. Only one more issue appeared in 1920 (not enclosed).
[11] issues, number of pages varies, 28 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Wear to edges of leaves. Loose leaves. Binding partly detached and worn.
Eleven issues of the Teachers Association in Eretz Israel bulletin. Issues printed over three years, bound together. In the issues: essays, offers of positions, and glossaries put together by the language committee. First year, 1907-1908: all eight issues, out of them issue 1-2, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 are double. Second year, 1908-1909: issues Tishre until Adar – two double issues, 1-3, 4-6. Third year, 1909-1910: single issue – Heshvan. Only one more issue appeared in 1920 (not enclosed).
[11] issues, number of pages varies, 28 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Wear to edges of leaves. Loose leaves. Binding partly detached and worn.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
December 13, 2016
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Kav, aperiodical, art and literature – New Forms and substances, edited by Dan Omer, Yona Fisher and Rachel Shapira. Jerusalem, 1965-1967. Issues 1-12. Without issue no. 2. After publishing the seventh issue the editors decided to concentrate on art and Dan Omer who contributed to the literary part - retired. A total of a dozen issues of this periodical were published.
"'Kav"… intends to write about what happens in the different areas of art in Israel and around the world with no intention to assess value or significance". The issues include works by leading, modern, Israeli artists, poetry and literature – both original and translated, interviews with artists, ceramic works, essays about architecture, manifests, etc. Amongst the writers: Ya'akov Agam, Avigdor Arikha, Yigal Tumarkin, Yonatan Ratosh, Aharon Apelfeld, Ram Carmi, Israel Gudovitch, Harold Schimmel, Yehiel Shemi, David Avidan, Yehuda Amihai, Menashe Kadishman, Amos Keinan, Yitzchak Danziger, and others. A dedication handwritten by Yona Fisher appears in Issue no. 3.
Size varies, issues 1-4 23.5 cm, issues 5-12 26.5 cm. Good condition. Some stains.
"'Kav"… intends to write about what happens in the different areas of art in Israel and around the world with no intention to assess value or significance". The issues include works by leading, modern, Israeli artists, poetry and literature – both original and translated, interviews with artists, ceramic works, essays about architecture, manifests, etc. Amongst the writers: Ya'akov Agam, Avigdor Arikha, Yigal Tumarkin, Yonatan Ratosh, Aharon Apelfeld, Ram Carmi, Israel Gudovitch, Harold Schimmel, Yehiel Shemi, David Avidan, Yehuda Amihai, Menashe Kadishman, Amos Keinan, Yitzchak Danziger, and others. A dedication handwritten by Yona Fisher appears in Issue no. 3.
Size varies, issues 1-4 23.5 cm, issues 5-12 26.5 cm. Good condition. Some stains.
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Hatza'ir – stage for the development of young talents, edited by I.I. Cohen and M. Zvi, published by|Hatza'ir HaYerushalmi, printed by "Achdut", Jerusalem, [1914]. Hebrew. The copy belonged to Zeev Ashur, a printer, inventor, one of the first organizers of workers' unions in Eretz Israel and one of the first "Po'alei Zion".
65 pp, 23 pp. Good condition. Some stains.
65 pp, 23 pp. Good condition. Some stains.
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![Hashkafa, edited by E[Eliezer] Ben Yehudah, Jerusalem, 1899. Hebrew. Second year, issues 14, 15,18 and 19 bound together. Has](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol5-public/83.jpg "Hashkafa – Edited by Eliezer Ben Yehudah – Jerusalem, 1899")
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Hashkafa, edited by E[Eliezer] Ben Yehudah, Jerusalem, 1899. Hebrew. Second year, issues 14, 15,18 and 19 bound together.
Hashkafa is a periodical published between 1896 and 1908 (not printed in 1901) by Eliezer Ben Yehudah. Publication of the periodical can be divided into two periods: first period (1896-1900) it served as a supplement for readers in the Diaspora; in the second period (1902-1908) it appeared as a substitute for Hazvi/Haor when the latter was not published. "Hashkafa" was first published as a paper for Jews in the Diaspora from late in 1896 until mid 1900, with essays published in Hazvi. During this period the periodical appeared weekly or bi-weekly and each issue consisted of 8 to 16 pages.
27.5 cm, fair condition. Tears to margins of title pages, damp staining, ink stamps and pencil scribbles.
Hashkafa is a periodical published between 1896 and 1908 (not printed in 1901) by Eliezer Ben Yehudah. Publication of the periodical can be divided into two periods: first period (1896-1900) it served as a supplement for readers in the Diaspora; in the second period (1902-1908) it appeared as a substitute for Hazvi/Haor when the latter was not published. "Hashkafa" was first published as a paper for Jews in the Diaspora from late in 1896 until mid 1900, with essays published in Hazvi. During this period the periodical appeared weekly or bi-weekly and each issue consisted of 8 to 16 pages.
27.5 cm, fair condition. Tears to margins of title pages, damp staining, ink stamps and pencil scribbles.
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HaMe'orer, Yosef Haim Brenner. Masada publishing. London, 1906.
Literary periodical founded and edited by Yosef Haim Brenner and Rabbi Binyamin. Works by most Hebrew authors of the period were published in the periodical. Eleven issues of 1905 bound together.
[11] issues, out of which issue 7-8 appears twice (all the issues of one year), varying pagination, 19.5 cm. Good condition. Worn binding. Bound with some of the title pages.
Literary periodical founded and edited by Yosef Haim Brenner and Rabbi Binyamin. Works by most Hebrew authors of the period were published in the periodical. Eleven issues of 1905 bound together.
[11] issues, out of which issue 7-8 appears twice (all the issues of one year), varying pagination, 19.5 cm. Good condition. Worn binding. Bound with some of the title pages.
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