Album of Israeli stamps. 1950s-1980s. None of the stamps have been postmarked and all have tabs. With strips and sheets of tribal and municipal emblems
Album includes: Holocaust stamps, first day of issue envelopes, Holocaust postmarks on stamps. Israel.
Holocaust album. Includes: Stamps and memorial leaves for “Holocaust Memorial Day”. Israel.
Collection of Holocaust stamps from many countries, primarily from Europe. Includes “Lables” from Theresienstadt.
Album of postcards and stamps about the Holocaust. Various countries, including Israel.
Album of postcards and stamps about the Holocaust. Primarily countries in Eastern Europe.
Album of stamps from Israel and the United States. Israeli stamps from the 1950s, 60s and the beginning of the 70s.
[10] gold-plated stamps.
2 Republic of Chad.
1 Republic of Guinea.
3 Republic of Congo.
4 Yemen
[4] silver-plated stamps from the Republic of Congo.
Overall fine-very fine condition.
Collection of [20] Israeli lirot banknotes, Bank of Israel 1958-1975.
* [1] 500 lirot. 1975.
* [3] 100 lirot – Herzl. 1968 – 1977.
* [4] 50 lirot. 1960 – 1968 – 1977.
* [4] 10 lirot. 1958 – 1968 – 1973.
* [3] 5 lirot. 1958 – 1973
* [3] 1 lirah. 1958.
* [2] 1/2 lirah 1958.
Most are in new condition.
Five Palestine pounds banknote. Anglo Palestine Bank. Serial number D449936. Condition VF.
500 mil banknote. Anglo Palestine Bank. Serial number B736866. Condition F.
Collection of [32] Ex-libris. Various sizes. Black-and-white and colorful.
Condition: Most very fine.
Collection of 37 Jewish bookplates of renowned personalities and Jewish institutions, designed by the best Jewish artisans, Europe and the Land of Israel – 20th century. Most of these bookplates have characteristic Jewish motifs.
Among the bookplates: Professor Boris Schatz’s personal bookplate designed for him by Ephraim Moshe Lilien, bookplate designed by Ephraim Moshe Lilien, minister Dov Yosef’s bookplate (governor of Jerusalem during the siege) – Jerusalem view hinting at the besieged Jerusalem designed by Lotte Berold, author Shmuel Eidelman’s private bookplate, large bookplate specially designed by the Torah V’Avodah movement 1953, Rabbi Avraham Chaim’s bookplate [1854-1944] with a picture of the great synagogue in Sighet (Hungary) where he served as rabbi, and more. Some of the bookplates are from engravings. (Including three large bookplates with impressive graphics, apparently not Jewish.)
Various sizes and conditions, overall fine condition.
Three telegrams and a Shanah Tovah leaf. London, c. 1920s.
* Leaf opening to reveal ‘L’Shanah Tovah,’ featuring illustrations of holy sites. Without publisher or printer’s name. C. 1920s.
* ” Mivrak Ezra, ” telegram designed by PAI youth organization, wishing Mazal Tov (in stencil print) upon the marriage of movement’s member, the groom Chaim Cohen. Sent from ‘Ezra,’ the movement’s London branch, early 20th century.
* Torah-Telegram – decorated with religious illustrations of a Torah scroll, Chanukah menorah, and Tablets of the Covenant alongside a “Keren HaYishuv” charity box.
* Telegram wishing Mazal Tov to bride and groom, ‘כפה פרשה לעני וידיה שלחה לאביון’ [‘Her hand is open to the poor and her hand is outstretched to the poverty-stricken’] illustrated with a star of David and a woman kindling Shabbat candles. Sent by a member of London’s Agudist Woman’s Group.
Four items in total. Average size: 21×13 cm. Slight tears on margins of ‘Shanah Tovah’ leaf, otherwise in fine condition.
* Torah V’Derech Eretz stock certificate, Jerusalem 1935, lithograph print with illustrations. On the reverse, a summary of company regulations, and company mission. 31×27 cm.
* Keren Shmuel L’Binyan Yerushalayim stock certificate, Goldberg lithograph print. Jerusalem 1920s. On the reverse, instructions in Yiddish and English. 23×38 cm.
Both certificates are in fine condition.
Three albums containing hundreds of stamps arranged in chronological order from the beginning of the 20th century onward.
Stamps from Australia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, New Zealand and more. The stamps are arranged by subject [political, Olympics, military etc]. Contains rare stamps. Post-it notes with the year of the stamps’ issue in chronological order were placed in certain places in the album.
Sizes and conditions vary. Very fine overall condition.
Source: Private collection.
Three albums containing hundreds of stamps arranged in chronological order from the beginning of the 20th century onward.
Stamps from the Belgian Congo, Holland, Belgium, the Maldives, Yemen, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Syria, Singapore, Qatar, Pakistan, Mongolia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Antigua, Angola, Chad, Nigeria, Spain and others. Some of the stamps are rare.
Sizes and conditions vary. Very fine overall condition.
Source: A private collection.
Two stamp albums – with hundreds of rows of stamps. Most of the stamps are in sequential rows with tabs.
Includes the stamp for Yehuda Leib Pinsker, twenty years of the Joint, the Los Angeles Olympics, Jubilee of the Histadrut, Uri Zvi Greenberg, Tel Hai, Memorial for Dov Gruner, L”G B’Omer, tens of rows of stamps from the Montreal Olympics of 1986, and many more.
Very fine condition.
Three albums containing hundreds of stamps arranged in chronological order from 1885.
Stamps from Switzerland, Mexico, Cuba and more. Some are rare stamps.
Sizes and conditions vary. Very fine overall condition.
Source: Private collection.
Three high-quality albums containing hundreds of stamps of animals from throughout the natural zoological world. 20th century.
The collection contains sea creatures [Spain and other countries], triangular stamps of animals from Arab countries, dozens of species of dogs, rare stamps of birds in many colors from Monaco and San Marino, racing horses from Paraguay, butterflies in camouflage colors, and more.
World encompassing albums collected by an individual collector in a professional manner over many years, according to the types of the different animals.
Conditions vary. Very fine overall condition.
An album with hundreds of Israeli stamps, pages of stamps, and special stamped envelopes.
The collection contains a page of the Harugei Malchut B’Dor HaTekuma stamps, a page of miniature stamps of Israel Railways, Israeli stamps from the Second Temple coins series, a range of types of stamps, various envelopes from First Day of Issue and more.
Very fine condition.
Source: Private collection.
Series of 10 immigration stamps of 400 Palestine Mil.
Very fine condition.
* Envelope from the first day of the stamp’s issue, February 2, 1981 with a stamp designed by Mordechai Ardon. On the envelope is his handwritten signature in English and the words Jerusalem 11/6/81.
* A page with four identical stamps designed by Yosef Zaritsky. On the left is his handwritten signature in English and Hebrew.
Very fine condition.
* First-day issue envelope from 16/5/1948 with six stamps from the Doar Ivri series, postmarked.
* Special envelope celebrating 70 years for the “mother of colonies,” Petach Tikvah, from 10/8/1949 with ‘Well of Petach Tikvah’ stamp postmarked with the official City of Petach Tikvah seal.
* Thirty bulk postage stamps including four ‘Well of Petach Tikvah’ stamps and eight from the Doar Ivri series.
Overall very fine condition.
