9 Letters sent to Amikam Gurevitch, head of the "Amikam" publishing house. Jerusalem, 1960s. Two letters by Prof. Amos Nathan and seven by Yehudah Ben Moshe. Concerning the committee's affairs and the publication of books about nuclear disarmament. * Invitation to a press conference about "The Dimona Nuclear Reactor – Accomplishment or Problem," which took place upon the publication of the book "Israel and the Arabs: Militarization or Nuclear Disarmament" with the participation of Prof. Nathan and Prof. Yeshayahu Leibovitz. 3 copies. Size varies, good condition, foxing.

Promotional-poster for the film "Hill 24 Does Not Answer", directed by the British director Thorold Dickinson, "Forum Film", [1955].
"The monumental unforgettable Israeli creation about the War of Independence, with Haya Hararit, who won a prize at the Cannes Film Festival for her acting in this film".
Hill 24 was the biggest film produced in Israel prior to 1955, in regards to its budget, its technical methods and the cast. It represented Israel in the Cannes Film Festival. The film tells the story of UN observers arriving at Hill 24 after a battle that took place there, to decide whether the hill will stay in the hands of Israel or the Arabs. The observers find four dead soldiers on the hill, and because one of them was holding an Israeli flag they declare that the hill belongs to Israel. Later in the film, the plot splits into four stories. The music was composed by Paul Ben Haim (see item no. 605). Other actors: Shoshana Damari, Yosef Yadin and Arik Lavie.
100x70cm. Good condition. Mounted on linen.

Twenty-five advertising posters for films and plays in Israeli cinemas and theatres, 1960s and 1970s. Amongst them: HaGashash Festival, Life is not a Honeymoon (with Gadi Yagil and Chana Laslau), Ariana, The Rooster (with Chaim Topol), Day of Revenge (with Lee Van Cleef), Paul Newman and his Gang, and others. 18 posters size 70x100cm, five size 50x70cm and two size 35x50cm. Good condition, varied. Tears and creases to margins.

Life According to Agfa, a film by Assi Dayan (script and direction). Large advertisement poster printed on cardboard. [1992].
"Life According to Agfa" was released in the summer of 1992 and is considered one of the most important and successful films by Dayan. The film reflects Israeli reality during the first Intifada, through an evening in a Tel Aviv pub. The plot expresses the conflicts that exist in Israeli society, mainly those concerning the Israeli-Arab conflict. The violent and apocalyptic ending serves as a pessimistic prophecy as far as the future of Israel is concerned. Actors: Gila Almagor, Shuli Rand, Dany Litani, Sharon Alexander and others. The film won nine Ophir prizes (the Israeli Oscar) and was a candidate for the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival, where Dayan won a citation for his direction. 100x70cm. Good condition. Slight damages, mainly to the borders.

Three black and white photographs of the Gesher HaYarkon Trio's members in its second ensemble, with Arik Einstein, Benny Amdursky and Yisrael Gurion.
Apparently, the photographs were mean to be used for advertising purposes. Two are signed on the back with the stamp of the photographer, J. Agor. 18x24cm. Very good condition.