1-3. Jewish soldier, bi-weekly of the R.A.S.C. soldiers – a Jewish general transportation unit. Issue number 1 – September, 1941; issues numer 14-15 – July-August 1942. Stenciled.
4-5 On the road, monthly magazine of Yael soldiers - water supply Jewish unit 405, Royal Services Forces. Issue number 5 and 8 of the first year, May and December 1944. Stenciled.
6. Newspaper of the Brigade soldiers, stenciled.
7. Large group photograph of R.A.S.C soldiers in Egypt, July 1943. 28.5 X 23 cm. Adhered to cardboard. Chess board drawn in pencil on back side.
8. Collection of Jewish volunteering during Second World War, brochure published by Second World War crippled soldiers, 1953.

Collection of letters sent by Henry Rappaport, soldier in the Jewish Brigade (C.M.F.) to his family in the USA, end of 1930s through mid-1940s.
Most of the letters are handwritten on plain unlined paper, some are on official stationery of the British army, stamped by the censor.
Enclosed is an issue of Jewish Life (Minnesota, April 1988), which mentioned the Rappaport home in Minneapolis, Minnesota – a center of Zionist activity. It also mentioned that Rappaport had learned farming in the University of Minnesota in 1939 in order to prepare for his move to Israel, and had joined the army forces.
Tens of letters, sizes and conditions vary.

A nation is born, a historic vote for a Jewish State. Banner publishing, United States.
A cardboard package with three playing records. The first one includes speeches by Aba Hilel Silver, Moshe Shertok and David Ben Gurion in front of the League of Nations; the second record includes speeches by Chaim Weizmann and Moshe Shertok; the third record contains the vote about the Partition Plan. Writing on the records and on the packaging is in English.
26.5 cm. Records in very good condition. Tears to borders of packaging cardboard.