Illustrated 'Mizrach' in color. Lithograph print. With drawings of the Temple Mount, the Western Wall, Ma'arat HaMachpelah, the Mount of Olives, Rachel's Tomb, tombs of kings of Beit David, and Tiberias. Bold impressive colors. Monzon printers, Jerusalem, early 20th century. 47*60 cm. Restored. Good condition.

Poster. Portraits of dozens of 'G'dolei v'Gaonei Yisrael זי"ע', from all religious movements in Eastern Europe, and 'Kol Koreh L'Yisrael' with stirring words on the subject of keeping the Sabbath. Buenos Aires, (year of print not marked), end of the 1940's. [1]Leaf. 36*70 cm. Yiddish and Hebrew. In the upper section are likenesses of 50 giants of Chassidut and masters of the generation, of the 18th-20th centuries; the Ba'al Shem Tov and his disciples, the Vilna Gaon, and up until the Chofetz Chaim. In addition there is a dedication in memory of the Admor Rebbe Gershon Chanoch Leiner of Radzin. The printer signed with hand-written initials: "ש.ג.". It seems that he is the descendant of the Admor of Radzin. At the bottom are stirring words about strengthening Sabbath observance in the name of 'Gaonei HaDorot זי"ע', with a prayer that in the merit of keeping the Sabbath those fighting for the establishment of the State of Israel will be victorious. Tears with some loss on the right margin. Tiny holes. Fold marks. Moderate condition. Rare.

Alon Bachut. Colored leaf in memory of the deceased. Jerusalem, Monson Lithograph. C. 1900. [1] large leaf, 57x44 cm. Vibrant, illustrated leaf printed by the Eitz Chaim yeshiva and Bikur Cholim hospital as a gift for donors. Holy sites on the right and left: Rachel's Tomb, Tomb of Zechariah. On bottom right and left – the buildings of the Eitz Chaim Yeshiva and the Bikur Cholim Hospital. Blank space for the name of the deceased at center. Very fine condition.

An impressive micrograph of the Book of Kings. King Solomon and his attendants greeting the Queen of Sheba, who is leaning on the shoulders of her maidservants. By Moshe Eliyahu Goldstein. Frankfurt am Main, [1899]. [1] Leaf 40*50 cm. Begins with Kings 1, 1 until Kings 2, 19. At the top of the drawing is written: "A gift has been sent…", and in hand-written letters of gold: "Madam Charlotte Speyer". The artist completed his work on Lag B'Omer in 1899, and apparently it was printed in the same year. Fold marks. Small tears at the folds with no loss. Tiny holes. Age stains. Moderate condition.

Thou shall not murder! A proclamation against “the affliction of terror” in Israel (opposing the organization that acted against the British), published by the “Thou Shall Not Murder” organization. Jerusalem. Circa 1947. Printed by the cooperative publishing house Achva, Ltd., Jerusalem. [1] leaf, 70 x 50 cm. The “Thou Shall Not Murder” organization was a leftwing organization active in Israel on the eve of the establishment of the state, among its members were H. Barkai and A. Brinn. Signs of the original fold lines. Light tears. Stains. Medium condition.