Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $2,000
Unsold
About 260 letters written by the poet Jacob Fichman to his lover Mina Lifshitz, 1939-1954. Russian.
The letters highlight the poet and his beloved one love-life as well as his public and literary life. From 10 sample-letters that have been translated, we can see that the poet shared with his lover his literary work, the books he read and his relations with publishers. He mentions the Hebrew Language Committee, Authors' Society, Bialik Prize (which Fichman won twice), the newspapers "Davar" and "HaAretz", and more. Fichman also mentions his poems "Hana Szenes", "Aviv BaShomron" (in which, as he says, he expresses his feelings towards her) and "Homot Yehurhalyaim"; the novel "BeDrachim Avelot" by S.Z. Weinberg, "Raychaim Shvurim" by Hazaz, and points out that Schocken is interested in publishing all his poems in one volume. In addition, Fichman discloses some of his working processes and his feelings towards writing, when he writes "after I write poetry, I am writing excellent prose, as if the rhythm of poetry is beating in my veins". Fichman does not write his name on the envelopes, on the letters he signs his full name or only initials.
The archive contains as well about one hundred letters sent to Fichman mainly during the years 1956-1958 (the year of his death). Amongst them: 75th birthday greeting, congratulations for winning the Isrel Prize, ShanaTovah greetings, correspondence with publishers and editors of periodicals, readers letters, family letters, and more. To mention some of the writers: Gershon Shofman, Avraham Sharon (Shvadron), Yehoshua Bertonov, Rivka Gurfein, Leib Ulitzky, Aharon Zisling, and more.
Also in the archive – ten photographs of Fichman, during different periods, some handwritten drafts of his letters, probably from his last years, as well as lists and cards trying to map his writings.
Mina Lifshitz, the addressee of the letters, was born in 1902 in Krakow to a Zionist family. Her father, Nachman Lifshitz was active in the Zionist movement and was chairman of the "Tarbut" society in the city. Studied Physics and Mathematics at the Vienna University and was awarded a PhD degree. Mina Lifshitz moved to Eretz Israel in 1936 where she worked as a librarian and a Mathematics teacher.
Total of hundreds of items, sizes and conditions vary.
The letters highlight the poet and his beloved one love-life as well as his public and literary life. From 10 sample-letters that have been translated, we can see that the poet shared with his lover his literary work, the books he read and his relations with publishers. He mentions the Hebrew Language Committee, Authors' Society, Bialik Prize (which Fichman won twice), the newspapers "Davar" and "HaAretz", and more. Fichman also mentions his poems "Hana Szenes", "Aviv BaShomron" (in which, as he says, he expresses his feelings towards her) and "Homot Yehurhalyaim"; the novel "BeDrachim Avelot" by S.Z. Weinberg, "Raychaim Shvurim" by Hazaz, and points out that Schocken is interested in publishing all his poems in one volume. In addition, Fichman discloses some of his working processes and his feelings towards writing, when he writes "after I write poetry, I am writing excellent prose, as if the rhythm of poetry is beating in my veins". Fichman does not write his name on the envelopes, on the letters he signs his full name or only initials.
The archive contains as well about one hundred letters sent to Fichman mainly during the years 1956-1958 (the year of his death). Amongst them: 75th birthday greeting, congratulations for winning the Isrel Prize, ShanaTovah greetings, correspondence with publishers and editors of periodicals, readers letters, family letters, and more. To mention some of the writers: Gershon Shofman, Avraham Sharon (Shvadron), Yehoshua Bertonov, Rivka Gurfein, Leib Ulitzky, Aharon Zisling, and more.
Also in the archive – ten photographs of Fichman, during different periods, some handwritten drafts of his letters, probably from his last years, as well as lists and cards trying to map his writings.
Mina Lifshitz, the addressee of the letters, was born in 1902 in Krakow to a Zionist family. Her father, Nachman Lifshitz was active in the Zionist movement and was chairman of the "Tarbut" society in the city. Studied Physics and Mathematics at the Vienna University and was awarded a PhD degree. Mina Lifshitz moved to Eretz Israel in 1936 where she worked as a librarian and a Mathematics teacher.
Total of hundreds of items, sizes and conditions vary.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $5
Sold for: $7,500
Including buyer's premium
355 Personal business cards, greeting cards and Shana Tova cards, by leaders, political figures, authors, cultural and intellectual figures, leaders of the old and new settlements in Eretz Israel, architects, doctors, association directors and heads of Zionistic organizations, journalists and rabbis in Israel and the Diaspora; cards by numerous famous figures, who were among the founders of the renewed Jewish settlement, prominent Jewish figures and Jewish professionals from the Diaspora. The collection includes cards from a hundred year time span, starting from the second half of the 19th century to the second half of the 20th century, and contains items from different countries such as: Israel, Germany, USA, Italy, Egypt, Syria (Aram Tzova), Tunis and more.
~ Among the names mentioned in the card collection: Levin Kipnis, Baron Edmond de Rothschild, Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky, Yehoshua Hana Ravnitzky, Pr. Dr. Yosef Klausner, Yosef Trumpledor, Menachem Ussishkin, Dr. Max Brod, Heinrich Loewe, Pr. Boris Shatz (four different cards), Shlomo Zalman Shoken, Anna Ticho, Dr. Albert Ticho, Betzalel Yaffe, Dr. Yosef Mohaliver, Ze’ev Gluskin, Meir Dizengoff, Yosef Friedman (of the founders of Rosh Pina), Shimon Rokeach (several different cards), Meir Ya’ari, Dr. Ya’akov Luntz, Mrs.Avraham Rottenberg, Mrs. Shalom Aleichem, Dr. Dov Yosef, David Yellin (several cards), Yosef Sprinzak, Abba Eban, Yitzchak Rabin, Mané Katz, Aharon Ze’ev Eshkoli, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi, Moshe Sharett, Avraham Even-Shoshan, Golda Meir, Avraham Moshe Luntz, Ya’akov Valero, Dr. Theodore Schneller, Ernest Schneller, Yosef Meyuhas, Dr. Hirsch Hildesheimer (editor of the Jüdischen Presse), Musa Khatam Al-Husseini (Jerusalem mayor at the end of the 19th century and leader of the National Movement of Palestine), Y.L Magnes, business and greeting cards from ministers, Knesset members of the Israeli government, Shana Tova cards from soldiers of the Jewish Brigade and more.
~ Rabbis’ names mentioned in the card collection: Rabbi Nissim Danon, Rabbi Yitzchak Ha-Levi Herzog, Rabbi Yeshaya Benet, Rabbi Moshe Franco, Rabbi Ya’akov Meir, Rabbi Shaul Chaim Dwech Ha-Cohen, Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Ha-Cohen Kook, Rabbi Shalom Yosef Alchikh, Rabbi Nissim Elyashar, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Salant, Rabbi Eliezer Meir Lifshitz, Rabbi Moshe Bloy, Rabbi Chaim Moshe Elyashar, Rabbi Bechor Shmuel Sidis and more.
Many of the cards bear handwritten dedications or greetings.
Those cards were gathered into a unique and impressive collection by a private collector through many years.
Varying sizes, most are in good condition. Arranged in a high quality album.
~ Among the names mentioned in the card collection: Levin Kipnis, Baron Edmond de Rothschild, Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky, Yehoshua Hana Ravnitzky, Pr. Dr. Yosef Klausner, Yosef Trumpledor, Menachem Ussishkin, Dr. Max Brod, Heinrich Loewe, Pr. Boris Shatz (four different cards), Shlomo Zalman Shoken, Anna Ticho, Dr. Albert Ticho, Betzalel Yaffe, Dr. Yosef Mohaliver, Ze’ev Gluskin, Meir Dizengoff, Yosef Friedman (of the founders of Rosh Pina), Shimon Rokeach (several different cards), Meir Ya’ari, Dr. Ya’akov Luntz, Mrs.Avraham Rottenberg, Mrs. Shalom Aleichem, Dr. Dov Yosef, David Yellin (several cards), Yosef Sprinzak, Abba Eban, Yitzchak Rabin, Mané Katz, Aharon Ze’ev Eshkoli, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi, Moshe Sharett, Avraham Even-Shoshan, Golda Meir, Avraham Moshe Luntz, Ya’akov Valero, Dr. Theodore Schneller, Ernest Schneller, Yosef Meyuhas, Dr. Hirsch Hildesheimer (editor of the Jüdischen Presse), Musa Khatam Al-Husseini (Jerusalem mayor at the end of the 19th century and leader of the National Movement of Palestine), Y.L Magnes, business and greeting cards from ministers, Knesset members of the Israeli government, Shana Tova cards from soldiers of the Jewish Brigade and more.
~ Rabbis’ names mentioned in the card collection: Rabbi Nissim Danon, Rabbi Yitzchak Ha-Levi Herzog, Rabbi Yeshaya Benet, Rabbi Moshe Franco, Rabbi Ya’akov Meir, Rabbi Shaul Chaim Dwech Ha-Cohen, Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Ha-Cohen Kook, Rabbi Shalom Yosef Alchikh, Rabbi Nissim Elyashar, Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Salant, Rabbi Eliezer Meir Lifshitz, Rabbi Moshe Bloy, Rabbi Chaim Moshe Elyashar, Rabbi Bechor Shmuel Sidis and more.
Many of the cards bear handwritten dedications or greetings.
Those cards were gathered into a unique and impressive collection by a private collector through many years.
Varying sizes, most are in good condition. Arranged in a high quality album.
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Autographs, Manuscripts and Archives
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $400
Unsold
Max Nordau (1849-1923), two handwritten postcards. Paris, March 1906 / August 1907. German.
Addressed to Mr. Louis Deutsch, first of Brăila (Romania) and then of Budapest. By comparing, the writing was found identical to Max Nordau's handwriting. The name of the sender also appears on the corners of the postcard; on one of them in his handwriting and on the second with his stamp. A postal card 9X14 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. The writing is very faded and some of it is difficult to decipher.
Addressed to Mr. Louis Deutsch, first of Brăila (Romania) and then of Budapest. By comparing, the writing was found identical to Max Nordau's handwriting. The name of the sender also appears on the corners of the postcard; on one of them in his handwriting and on the second with his stamp. A postal card 9X14 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. The writing is very faded and some of it is difficult to decipher.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $2,000
Unsold
Golda Meir (Mabovitch), 9 handwritten postcards. Sent to her close friend Regena Hamburger. USA, 1914-1918. English.
Personal cards, signed Goldie or Gogo. In her book "My Life" Golda mentions Hamburger as her close friend of their days in school in Milwakee.
The postcards permit a glance into the life of Golda Meir as a young person. Her involvement with Zionist activity and community politics is obvious. Post-cards 14X9 cm. Good condition.
Personal cards, signed Goldie or Gogo. In her book "My Life" Golda mentions Hamburger as her close friend of their days in school in Milwakee.
The postcards permit a glance into the life of Golda Meir as a young person. Her involvement with Zionist activity and community politics is obvious. Post-cards 14X9 cm. Good condition.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $1,500
Unsold
Railroad pass issued by the General Officer Commanding the Forces in Palestine. Issued in Jerusalem, December 1938. English.
Holder of document – David Ben-Gurion, [Chairman of the] Jewish Agency. Signed in English in the corner by David Ben-Gurion. Jerusalem, 1938.
The name of the document holder and the address were entered in his own hand by Ben-Gurion. This document served also as an identity card during the British Mandate.
Mounted in an impressive double-glazed frame, with a printed photograph of David Ben-Gurion and a description of the item.
16x11cm, framed to 58x35cm. Fair to good condition. Photograph missing. Pin-holes of staples that attached the photograph, rounded corners, crack to fold of document.
Previous owner: Rappoport Collection; sold at auction in the USA in April 1977.
Holder of document – David Ben-Gurion, [Chairman of the] Jewish Agency. Signed in English in the corner by David Ben-Gurion. Jerusalem, 1938.
The name of the document holder and the address were entered in his own hand by Ben-Gurion. This document served also as an identity card during the British Mandate.
Mounted in an impressive double-glazed frame, with a printed photograph of David Ben-Gurion and a description of the item.
16x11cm, framed to 58x35cm. Fair to good condition. Photograph missing. Pin-holes of staples that attached the photograph, rounded corners, crack to fold of document.
Previous owner: Rappoport Collection; sold at auction in the USA in April 1977.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $1,000
Unsold
David Ben-Gurion, detailed, important letter to Moshe Sharett. Signed and dated, Sde Boker, May 1954.
The letter deals with several subjects, sums up a meeting with students, and presents a plan to be presented in a convention in which the two will participate. Amongst other things it is written:"… I do not intend to disregard the need for higher education (for the individual and for the state) and in my opinion every agricultural farm should enable talented members to study in the university, with the state funding the studies, the state should also assist in directing new immigrants and youngsters to settlements, by every means at its disposal… We should legally define the priority given to settlers … This should be a basic tenet of the of the State of Israel…". 3 leaves, 21cm. Good condition. Some stains.
The letter deals with several subjects, sums up a meeting with students, and presents a plan to be presented in a convention in which the two will participate. Amongst other things it is written:"… I do not intend to disregard the need for higher education (for the individual and for the state) and in my opinion every agricultural farm should enable talented members to study in the university, with the state funding the studies, the state should also assist in directing new immigrants and youngsters to settlements, by every means at its disposal… We should legally define the priority given to settlers … This should be a basic tenet of the of the State of Israel…". 3 leaves, 21cm. Good condition. Some stains.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $200
Unsold
1. David Ben-Gurion, large and clear signature "D. Ben-Gurion".
2. Short letter on "State of Israel, Prime Minister's Office" stationery.
3. Short letter written by David Bartov, secretary of the President's office.
Size varies, good condition.
2. Short letter on "State of Israel, Prime Minister's Office" stationery.
3. Short letter written by David Bartov, secretary of the President's office.
Size varies, good condition.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $2,000
Sold for: $2,375
Including buyer's premium
Letters sent to the “Keren Ha-Tolada”, to support and promote increased birth rates among the Jewish populations living in Israel, directed by Dr. Avraham A. Shpruch-Pevzner, 1950’s-60’s.
The collection includes:
~ 8 letters in David Ben Gurion’s handwriting (one is two pages long) + envelope.
~ A letter handwritten by Shai Agnon, including an envelope bearing a handwritten inscription by Shai Agnon, and a printed “copy” leaf bearing the word “copy” in his handwriting.
~ Two letters from Moshe Sharet (one is printed, the other is handwritten) + One (printed) letter from Menachem Begin.
~ One letter from Rabbi Yitzchak Nissim + one support letter from the secretary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe - Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneorson, which carries words of encouragement on behalf of the Rabbi.
~ Form letter on behalf of Dr. Spruch Pevzner, Keren Ha-Tolada Be-Israel + 20 newspaper clips on the matter.
Varying sizes, good condition.
The collection includes:
~ 8 letters in David Ben Gurion’s handwriting (one is two pages long) + envelope.
~ A letter handwritten by Shai Agnon, including an envelope bearing a handwritten inscription by Shai Agnon, and a printed “copy” leaf bearing the word “copy” in his handwriting.
~ Two letters from Moshe Sharet (one is printed, the other is handwritten) + One (printed) letter from Menachem Begin.
~ One letter from Rabbi Yitzchak Nissim + one support letter from the secretary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe - Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneorson, which carries words of encouragement on behalf of the Rabbi.
~ Form letter on behalf of Dr. Spruch Pevzner, Keren Ha-Tolada Be-Israel + 20 newspaper clips on the matter.
Varying sizes, good condition.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $250
Sold for: $600
Including buyer's premium
Leaf with two handwritten letters about Shertok’s intention to learn Arabic in Cairo for a year or two, before his departure to Constantinople for his law studies. Addressed to the Members of the Pedagogy Committees of the “Hertzeliah” school in Jaffa, [October 1913].
1. Handwritten letter by Menachem Ussishkin, “I spoke with Shertok at length and fully agree with his intended two year trip to Egypt; we need people who know the Arabic language and lifestyle…”.
2. Handwritten letter by (19 years old) Moshe Shertok, “you do know that I have decided to pursue law studies at the University of Constantinople… a lawyer needs perfect knowledge of Arabic… and this necessity will be felt even more in the near future…”.
[4] pp. 21 cm. Filing holes, foxing.
1. Handwritten letter by Menachem Ussishkin, “I spoke with Shertok at length and fully agree with his intended two year trip to Egypt; we need people who know the Arabic language and lifestyle…”.
2. Handwritten letter by (19 years old) Moshe Shertok, “you do know that I have decided to pursue law studies at the University of Constantinople… a lawyer needs perfect knowledge of Arabic… and this necessity will be felt even more in the near future…”.
[4] pp. 21 cm. Filing holes, foxing.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $400
Unsold
Moshe Sharet, four letters:
1-2. Two typewritten and hand-signed letters, both addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and dealing with linguistic matters.
3-4. Two letters handwritten by Moshe Sharet, one addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and the second, to Meir Lask. The original envelope- in which the letters were sent- are enclosed.
Varying sizes, good condition.
1-2. Two typewritten and hand-signed letters, both addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and dealing with linguistic matters.
3-4. Two letters handwritten by Moshe Sharet, one addressed to Yitzchak Avineri and the second, to Meir Lask. The original envelope- in which the letters were sent- are enclosed.
Varying sizes, good condition.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $120
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Nikuy-Rosh-Memshala, or: What did Menachem Begin do in 4 years. Caricatures by Moshik Lin, published by "Emet", [1981].
Printed booklet with 14 caricatures by Moshik Lin (b. 1950), against decisions taken by Begin during the four years that he served as Prime Minister. On the cover is a handwritten dedication by Shimon Peres, Chairman of the Labour party (who at the time were in the opposition), "Respectfully and with deep appreciation…". [8]pp, 32.5cm. Good condition, minor creasing and foxing.
Printed booklet with 14 caricatures by Moshik Lin (b. 1950), against decisions taken by Begin during the four years that he served as Prime Minister. On the cover is a handwritten dedication by Shimon Peres, Chairman of the Labour party (who at the time were in the opposition), "Respectfully and with deep appreciation…". [8]pp, 32.5cm. Good condition, minor creasing and foxing.
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Auction 15 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 1, 2011
Opening: $350
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3 books with Yitchak Rabin's handwritten dedications, to Gita Shrover and her son Gabi [Gavriel]:
1. The Rabin Memories. Boston, 1979.
2. Yitzchak Rabin Mesocheach im Manhigim U'Rashei Medinot (Yitchak Rabin Converses with Leaders and State Heads), 1984.
3. Zahal – Bitachon Yisrael (album). The Ministry of Defense, 1963.
1. The Rabin Memories. Boston, 1979.
2. Yitzchak Rabin Mesocheach im Manhigim U'Rashei Medinot (Yitchak Rabin Converses with Leaders and State Heads), 1984.
3. Zahal – Bitachon Yisrael (album). The Ministry of Defense, 1963.
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