1. Delegate-ticket [originally journalist-ticket], 6th Zionist Congress in Basel, 1905. On inner part is an illustration of Theodor Herzl and the congress's schedule. Fair-good condition. Remarkable folding-marks, tears professionally restored.
2. Delegate-certificate of "HaMizrachi" representative from Zurich, 10th Zionist Congress in Basel, 1910. Congress's ink-stamp on back side. Good condition. Slight tears to borders.

Autoemancipation, mahnruf an seine Stammesgenossen, von einem Russischen Juden [Autoemancipation, by a Russian Jew]. Berlin, 1882. First Edition.
Yehudah Leib Pinsker, 1821-1891, doctor, philosopher and Zionist activist, one of the founders of the Hibat Zion movement. Pinsker published this book anonymously in 1882. In the book he explains, that the dream of Jewish emancipation has no chance, because hate for Jews has become a mental illness among the nations, which he calls "Judophobia". Pinsker calls for the establishment of a Jewish National Homeland, preferably in Palestine as a solution for the Jewish problem. 36 pages, 23 cm. Good condition. Few stains, inscriptions in pencil. Binding not original.

1. Die Welt Festnummer, special issue on the Tenth Anniversary of the newspaper. Köln June 1907. Printed on heavy chrome paper. Includes photograph of Herzl, many illustrations by Lilien, Herman Struck, copy of the first issue and selection of essays.
2. Die Welt, Herzl-Nummer, Herzl's issue, on the tenth anniversary of the passing of Theodor Herzl. Berlin, July 1914. Printed on heavy chrome paper. Includes photographs of Herzl, letters handwritten by Herzl and articles in his memory, photographs of Moshavot in Palestine, objects made by "Bezalel".
Good condition, both issues were rebound in hard cover, original covers pasted on fronts.

"Im Tirtsu Ein Zo Aggada – Dr. T. Herzl" . Round zinc plaque copper-plated. Relief of Herzl's portrait in the center.
Diameter: 10.2 cm. Fair-good condition. Peeling of coating.