"Tsum 9 Yanuar". Postcard. Russia, early 20th century. Yiddish.
A postcard with a eulogy in Yiddish in memory of "Bloody Sunday" victims, January 9, 1905. On January 9, 1905 started the 1905 revolution during which Russian workers tried to overthrow the Tzar's regime. On that day hundreds were killed. Later on, the revolution was oppressed. Pinchas Rutenberg, the "old man from Naharayim", was one of the initiators of the "Bloody Sunday" demonstration.
Approx. 14X9 cm. Good condition. Some foxing. Postcard was not used.

Two illustrated postcards, Souvenir of the occupation of Palestine by the British Troops. December 9, 1917.
Illustrations of the Temple Mount and Rachel's Tomb surrounded by flowers.
Good condition.

87 diverse postcards. Various publishers and printing dates. First half of 20th century.
* Postcards depicting biblical scenes. * Postcards with photographs of Zionist leaders and intellectuals. * Postcards from the 17th Zionist Congress. * Postcards with photographs of Jewish figures. * Postcards with photographs from Eretz Israel and Balfour's visit to the country. * Postcards depicting various subjects, views of sites, works by artists, one postcards with Montefiore's portrait and one postcard colored by hand.
Overall good condition. 17 postcards were used.