1. Two leaves "Beracha MiZion" with illustrations of the twelve tribes, the Holy Places, Jerusalem and the port of Tel Aviv, different designs and illustrations.
2. One leaf "LeShana Tova Yikatev VeYechatem" with illustration of the Golden Dome. Gold captions and frame.
3. Leaf "LeShana Tova Yikatev VeYechatem" with illustrations of birds and the Holy Places.
4. Leaf "lebens-boim - LeShana Tova Yikatev VeYechatem" with illustration of tree and blessings on its fruit and illustrations of the Holy Places. Gilded frame.
Hebrew, English, Yiddish and German.
33 cm average. Bad to fair condition. Some are stained or with tears to edges.

Phaedon oder Über die Unsterblichkeit der Seele, in drey Gesprächen, [Phaedon, or on the immortality of the soul], Moshe Mendelssohn. Berlin and Stettin, 1767.
First edition of the book by the philosopher Moshe Mendelssohn (1729-1786), which was translated into many languages.
The book, called by the name of Appelton’s dialogue and written as a dialogue between the Greek philosopher Socrates to his students, brings evidence of the immortality of the soul and deals with eternity and immortality. German.
[1] plate - engraving; 11, 309, [1] pages, 15 cm. Good condition. Stains on the pages of the book. Ex-libris. Cardboard cover with marble paper.

"Sefer Minhat Yehuda", Interpretation of Rabbah bar bar Hana aggadic stories, Rabbi Yehuda Zvi Hirsh Gelbard. Munkacz, [1903].
On page 4 Haskama by Agnon, Signed "Buczacz ,Sivan 1903… Shmuel Yosef Czaczkes" – S"Y Agnon.
In 1903 Agnon was only 16 years old (b. 1887).
64 pages, 18.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Some moth holes. Some damages professionally treated. Rebound.

Souvenir from party held for friends in honor of Shlomo Zalman Schoken's 70th birthday. Jerusalem, 1947.
Photocopy of a letter of Rabbi Nachman of Breslav to his friend R' Yechiel Tzvi, also a photocopy of a poem by Heinrich Heine in German (both handwritten), from Schoken's library.
[4] leaves, 27 cm. Good condition. Creased edges. Bound with a lace.