Six portfolios, booklets and books with works by Eretz Israeli artists:
* Shevivei Yerushalayim, thirty two legends, written by Hayman Hayerushalmi, illustrated by Meir Ben Uri. "Monsohn" printing press, Jerusalem, 1956.
[1], 32, [2] pp, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains.
* Circus, 6 linoleum cuts. Gershon Korenfeld. Tel-Aviv, 1935.
Six linoleum cuts of circus performers mounted on thick paper.
[1] title cover, [6] print- plates. 21 cm. Fair condition. Booklet bound with black raffia thread. Wear and small tears to cover.
* 10 Pictures of Old Haifa, David Wittman. Haifa, [1948].
Portfolio with ten reproductions of illustrations by David Wittman depicting Haifa. Introduction by Ephraim Haris.
[2] leaves, [10] picture-plates, 21.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears to paper cover of portfolio.
* Suburbs of Haifa, drawings, Emanuel Sela (Blaustein). Published by "Renaissance", Haifa, 1962. Hebrew and English.
Portfolio with a dozen reproductions of drawings by Emanuel Sela, depicting the city of Haifa. Accompanied by an introduction by Dr. Karl Katz, director of "Bezalel" museum. Dedication handwritten by the publisher appears on the title page (Shlomo Garfunkel).
[3] leaves, [12] picture-plates, [3] leaves, 22 cm. Good condition. Stains.
* This is Jerusalem, Twelve miniatures and five pen drawings, by Curt Singer. Published by E.J. Herzfelder, Tel-Aviv, [1949].
Portfolio with a dozen color reproductions of paintings by Curt Singer (1905-1989) depicting views and figures in Jerusalem. Accompanied by an introduction booklet by Theodore Friedrich Maisels. Five additional drawings by Singer appear on the front of the portfolio, on the inside of the portfolio and in the introduction booklet.
[6] leaves, [12] picture-plates 7X10.5 cm mounted on leaves. Size of leaves 19X23.5 cm. Good condition.
* Yefe Nof Israel, woodcuts in color by Jacob Eisenscher. Published by "Aharoni", Ramat-Gan, [1954].
Portfolio with 13 color woodcuts of Eretz Israel views (one print appears twice) by Jacob Eisenscher (1896-1980).
[13] woodcuts 17X21 cm, matted 34X25 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears to portfolio. Placed in a cardboard folder, defected.

Gadol HaShalom (Great is the Peace). Perek HaShalom, a chapter from Tractate Derech Eretz Zuta. Edited, translated and interpreted by Daniel Sperber. Designed, composed and decorated by Zvi Narkiss. Supervision: Shimshon Klaus. Published by Massada Press and Golden Pages, Jerusalem, 1979. Hebrew and English.
Perek HaShalom, artistic typography. Printed on thick paper in green and golden ink, with Marginal decorations. A bibliophilie edition published on the occasion of the Peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. Accompanied by an introduction "Al HaShalom", passages from Menachem Begin's address at the Nobel Prize ceremony. Copy no. 5 out of an edition of 1800 copies. Signed by Sperber and Narkiss in English and Hebrew. Bound by hand in a leather binding.
A catalogue with photographs is enclosed, icluding photographs from the peace treaty and a photograph of Menachem Begin presenting the books to Anwar Sadat. The dedication which Begin wrote for Sadat, in three language: Hebrew, English and Arabic, appears on the back of the catalogue.
Inserted in an olive-wood case with a metal plaque on the front, with an engraved inscription in Hebrew, Arabic and English: "A copy of this book was presented to the President of Egypt Anwar Sadat by the Prime Minister of Israel Mr. Menachem Begin in the historic ceremony in El-Arish on Sivan 1, 5739".
[38] leaves + [1] folded sheet with photographs. 40 cm. Good condition. Stains and damage to metal plaque on the case.

Mare Nostrum, Israel Pincas, Even Hoshen publishing, 1999.
Seventh book of the poetry book series "Pitedah". Printed on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 1999 in an edition of 36 copies accompanied by an engraving created by Lea Nikel (1918-2005).
This is copy no. 14. The artist and the poet signed the colophon. Blue leather binding of good quality and contained in a large, fine box, covered with blue and yellow cloth. On the inner side of the box's lid is the engraving, signed and numbered (14/36). 384 pp, 25 cm. Box 41 cm. Very good condition.

Twelve engravings for the story "HaNerot" (the candles) by S.Y. Agnon, Noemi Smilansky. Published by Gottesman, Tel-Aviv, 2002.
A series of twelve engravings created by Noemi Smilansky, inspired by the story "HaNerot" out of "Sefer HaMa'asim" by S.Y. Agnon which was printed as the first of the series. Prints are signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Copy no. 42 out of an edition of 50 copies. Prints are inserted in a portfolio which is contained in a matching cloth-covered cardboard case.
Leaves: 28X38 cm. Case: 31X40 cm. Very good condition.

Three bibliophile prose books published by "Even Hoshen""
* Avraham BaBoker by Moshe Shamir, with three etchings by Menashe Kadishman. Ra'anana, 1995. Copy no. 46 out of an edition of 175 copies, signed by Moshe Shamir and Menashe Kadishman.
* Semalot HaMeshi shel G'veret Klein, (Silk dresses of Mrs. Klein) by Yehudit Hendel. Ra'anana, 1995. Edition of 150 copies signed by the author. Copy no. 14 out of 35 copies accompanied by acetate prints (cut as dresses) created by the Canadian artist Rachel Rubinstein-Kaplan, signed by the artist on the colophon.
* Tristan and Isolde, history of impossible love (Hebrew) by Avraham Balaban, with illustrations by Rachel Gil. Ra'anana, 2002. Copy no. 13 out of 63 copies on special paper accompanied by an original print, signed and numbered by the artist. Signature of the author and the artist on the colophon.
3 books, size and condition vary.