Five advertisement posters. Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, 1920s and 1930s.
* Two posters advertising plays of the "Hamatateh" Theater in Tel-Aviv: the 8th programme of the theater, 1929, and the 31st programme of the theater, "Lech Lecha", 1933. Both printed by "HaAretz". * A poster advertising"Asis" juices, declaring that "Better one cup of soda with 'Asis' than two without it". Jaffa: M. Shoham press, 1930. * A poster issued by the "association for Human Biotyplogy inviting the public to a ball at the "Mugrabi" theater for the "Institute for Professional Orientation". Tel-Aviv: Saadia Shoshani press, 1932. * A poster advertizing a play of the "Ohel" theater, "The Journeys of Benjamin III" (Hebrew). Tel-Aviv: "haPoel haTzair" Cooperative press, 1936.
The posters are stamped with stamps of the Tel-Aviv Municipality bearing the date the poster was published; in four of the stamps it is noted "Advertising tax has been paid" (Hebrew).
Average size: 95x63 cm. Good to fair condition. Tears and open tears. Creases. Stains.

An advertisement poster for a booklet of "Sifriyat HaBalash" ("The Detective" Library). Tel Aviv: "Gutenberg-Zvi KSP, [1932].
An advertisement poster for the 12th booklet of the "Sifriyat HaBalash" series, with an illustration on the cover of the booklet and the names of the new stories – "Snunit HaMizrach" (The Swallow of the East) and "Evel Kaved" (Great Mourning). Stamped with a stamp of "HaMefarsem" from March 6, 1932.
"Sifriyat HaBalash", with its 28 booklets, was considered the messenger of the genre of Hebrew detective fiction. Most of the stories were written by Shlomo Ben-Yisrael; however, some were written by other writers, including Uri Keisari, Chaim Dov HaLachmi, Nachum Snapiri, Aryeh Samsonov, and others.
32x47.5 cm. Good condition. Fold lines, creases and a few stains. Small tears to margins and along fold lines. Stamp.

"Izhar's Bath-Soap, Keep the Body Fresh", an illustrated advertisement poster issued by the "Izhar" Company. Tel-Aviv: Kaufman Press, [ca. 1940s]. Design: Rudi Deutsch (signed in the plate: "R. Deutsch"). Hebrew and English.
The poster was illustrated by Rudi Deutsch (Dayan), who was also the designer the logo of the "Izhar" Company.
31.5x46 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Several stains. Tiny tears along the edge.

"Kar Melo, Super Ice Cream", illustrated advertisement poster. [Tel-Aviv]: Strod press, [ca. 1950?]. Design: Rudy Deutsch (Dayan).
Before us are three sheets from the printing process of the poster – the final version of the poster (printed in four colors), and two additional printings, in which the various layers of color can be seen (with every printing, an additional color was added to the poster).
The final version of the poster is signed in print: R. Deutsch.
3 sheets, approx. 35x50 cm. Good condition. Tears. Small tears to edges. An open tear to the corner of one of them.

"Give a Book to the Hebrew Soldier" (Hebrew), a Hebrew broadside issued by the "National Committee for the Jewish Soldier", Tel-Aviv: Shlomi press, [1940s].
A broadside calling to collect Hebrew books for Jewish soldiers of the British Army. On its right side there is an illustration of a two uniformed soldiers (male and female) and under it the Hebrew inscription "The Yishuv for Its Soldiers".
Approx. 21.5x47 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Several minor stains.