In his article "Marilyn Monroe’s Menorah And Other Curiosities Sell Big At Jewish-Themed Auctions", Tsadik Kaplan mentions Kedem's succesful two-part January 2020 auction.

He shines a light on three items sold in the auction - a painting of the Temple Mount by Jacob Steinhardt, a JNF poster depicting the Seven Species, and a children’s book illustrated by the famous Russian avant-garde artist El Lissitzky.

An article announces the upcoming sale of a letter handwritten and signed by Sigmund Freud (auction 69, lot 138). 

An article mentions the sale of an autograph postcard by David Ben-Gurion, written a day after Ben-Gurion declared the establishment of the State of Israel – May 15, 1948 (auction 66, lot 163). 

The article "'We won’t die as slaves’: Early account of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising emerges", announces the sale of an early Yiddish-language report of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (auction 66, lot 153).

An autograph letter by Albert Einstein, warning of the dangers of growing anti-Semitism years before the Nazis rose to power, was sold at Kedem for nearly $40,000, more than double its estimate value (auction 63, item 176) - an article in The Times of Israel.

An article announces the upcoming sale of a cup used by the Lubavitcher Rebbe for Birkat HaMazon and Havdala (auction 61, lot 78)

In the article "A Posek or a Kabbalist: Is There Really a Difference?", Raizel Druxman mentions manuscripts of the Chatam Sofer and Rabbi Chaim Vital up for sale at Kedem.

The Israeli flag that flew from the ‘Exodus’ refugee ship was sold for 144,000$ and donated by the buyers, two Jewish American brothers, to the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington - an article in The Times of Israel.

The flag was to be auctioned publicly at Kedem, but was withdrawn after the brothers reached an agreement to buy it and then donate it to the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

Meron Eren, co-founder of Kedem, was quoted saying "My personal preference is to always have national institutions as the buyers of historical items…".