A collection of 147 original illustrations for books, created by Henryk Hechtkopf (1910-2004). The collection includes drawings, texts and printing proofs for books published by "Tapuach", among them "Tzizi Pitzi", "Harpatkaot uFela'ot", "Hatula veKhinora", "Aba Shelanu", "Tziz veTzvitz", "Lichvod Shabat", "Dov Ikar", "Et Kulanu Yeshenim", "Hass, Ima Yeshena", and "Bayit Kat BaAliya". Parchment sheets with instructions to the printer concerning colors are attached original illustrations. Additionally, the collection includes printing proofs with corrections and transparencies for offset printing.
Total of about 163 original illustrations in color and black and white, as well as tens of proofs, transparencies and sections of text. Size and condition vary. Overall good condition. Enclosed is a bag with more drawings, in very poor condition, with heavy damage to drawings.

1. "Grammar for School" (Hebrew), published by "Hanhalat HaIvrit". Djerba, 1946.
67 pp, 13.5 cm. Fair condition. Worming (mainly to binding and to first and last leaves); stains and some creases. Vowelization, completed in handwriting, on several leaves.
2-4. Three copies of the book "Sefer HaNikud". Editor: Shimon Cohen. Published by: "Education Committee of 'Ateret Zion' Society". Chara-Kabira, Djerba, 1951.
[36] pp (irregular pagination), approx. 13.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Slight stains, creases and damage. Slight worming holes (mainly to wrappers). Some corrections and completions written by hand in each of the booklets.

A series consisting of eight engravings by Philip Galle, depicting scenes from the Book of Kings. [Holland, ca. 1569].
Engravings depicting scenes from the Book of Kings (King Josiah, Kings 2, chapter 23), according to paintings by the artist Maerten van Heemskerck.
21.5X25.5 cm. Mounted to leaves at upper margins, approx. 25X32 cm. Good condition.

* I celebri freschi di Gaspare Possino nella chiesa di S. Martino a' Monti in Roma, rappresentanti i miracolosi fatti de' SSti. Elia ed Eliséo by Pietro Parboni. Rome: Niccola de Antoni, 1810. Italian.
A book with a dozen engravings by Pietro Parboni, depicting the stories of Elijah and Elisha out of the Book of Kings, after frescoes created by Gasper Poussin in St. Martino ai Monti basilica in Rome.
[1], [12] engraving plates, leaf, 63 cm. Fair condition. Significant foxing. Stains, tears and wear to cover.
* Collection of engravings depicting scenes from the Bible and from the New Testament. Europe, 16th through 20th centuries.
Among them: judas nurum suam thamar comprimit [Judea and Thamar], an engraving by Hieronymus Cock, Yael and Sisera, and an engraving by Jan Saenredam – Boos Et Ruth [Boaz and Ruth], an engraving by Bernard Picart and others.
Total of 9 engravings. Size and condition vary. All of the engravings except for one are mounted to paper at upper corners. One engraving is colored by hand.