Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
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![An album containing twenty four photographs of the "Ohel" theater. Tel Aviv, [1933]. The photographs are mounted to the leav](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/100_1.JPG "Photo Album of the \"Ohel\" Theater – The Play \"Jeremiah\" by Stefan Zwei")
![An album containing twenty four photographs of the "Ohel" theater. Tel Aviv, [1933]. The photographs are mounted to the leav](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/100_2.JPG "Photo Album of the \"Ohel\" Theater – The Play \"Jeremiah\" by Stefan Zwei")
![An album containing twenty four photographs of the "Ohel" theater. Tel Aviv, [1933]. The photographs are mounted to the leav](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/100_3.JPG "Photo Album of the \"Ohel\" Theater – The Play \"Jeremiah\" by Stefan Zwei")
Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $150
Sold for: $425
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An album containing twenty four photographs of the "Ohel" theater. Tel Aviv, [1933].
The photographs are mounted to the leaves of the album, a photograph on each leaf, and they document various scenes of the play "Jeremiah" by Stefan Zweig, which was performed for the first time in 1929. On the first leaf there is a handwritten Hebrew dedication: "To the dedicated member S. Shulkis. Respectfully, 'Ohel', the 14th of Adar 5693 [1933], Tel-Aviv" and beside it the stamp of the theater.
The receiver of the album is presumably the member of the Histadrut Labor Federation Shlomo Shulkis, who acted for the allocation of funds to the "Ohel" theater rather than to its competitor in those years – the "HaBimah" theater (in 1934, the Histadrut Labor Federation adopted the theater and its name was changed to "Ohel – the theater of the workers of Palestine").
The leaves of the album are protected with tissue guards and are bound with a string in a cloth-covered binding. Six of the photographs are signed in the plate: "Plastica, Tel-Aviv" (Hebrew). Several are numbered.
24 photographs. Size and condition vary. Good overall condition. The size of the album is approx. 30 cm. Minor blemishes on the leaves. Creases and blemishes on the tissue guards. One tissue guard is detached. Worming in the last leaves and back binding (small, not affecting photographs).
The photographs are mounted to the leaves of the album, a photograph on each leaf, and they document various scenes of the play "Jeremiah" by Stefan Zweig, which was performed for the first time in 1929. On the first leaf there is a handwritten Hebrew dedication: "To the dedicated member S. Shulkis. Respectfully, 'Ohel', the 14th of Adar 5693 [1933], Tel-Aviv" and beside it the stamp of the theater.
The receiver of the album is presumably the member of the Histadrut Labor Federation Shlomo Shulkis, who acted for the allocation of funds to the "Ohel" theater rather than to its competitor in those years – the "HaBimah" theater (in 1934, the Histadrut Labor Federation adopted the theater and its name was changed to "Ohel – the theater of the workers of Palestine").
The leaves of the album are protected with tissue guards and are bound with a string in a cloth-covered binding. Six of the photographs are signed in the plate: "Plastica, Tel-Aviv" (Hebrew). Several are numbered.
24 photographs. Size and condition vary. Good overall condition. The size of the album is approx. 30 cm. Minor blemishes on the leaves. Creases and blemishes on the tissue guards. One tissue guard is detached. Worming in the last leaves and back binding (small, not affecting photographs).
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![Two black-and-white photographs of dancers during a Can-can show, by Tim Nahum Gidal. [London], 1939. The two photographs are](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/101_1.JPG "Can-Can Dancers – Two Large Photographs by Tim Nahum Gidal, Dedicated")
![Two black-and-white photographs of dancers during a Can-can show, by Tim Nahum Gidal. [London], 1939. The two photographs are](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/101_2.JPG "Can-Can Dancers – Two Large Photographs by Tim Nahum Gidal, Dedicated")
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Two black-and-white photographs of dancers during a Can-can show, by Tim Nahum Gidal. [London], 1939.
The two photographs are signed, titled and dedicated on the bottom margin (English).
Approx. 41.5x31 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes.
See: "Tim Nahum Gidal, Photographs 1929-1991" (The Open Museum Tefen, 1992), photographs no. 31-34.
The two photographs are signed, titled and dedicated on the bottom margin (English).
Approx. 41.5x31 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes.
See: "Tim Nahum Gidal, Photographs 1929-1991" (The Open Museum Tefen, 1992), photographs no. 31-34.
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![Six studio photographs printed on postcards. Palestine. [ca. 1930s-1940s]. * Four photographs depicting the photographed in a](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/102.JPG "Six Studio Photographs Printed on Postcards – Palestine")
Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
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Sold for: $125
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Six studio photographs printed on postcards. Palestine. [ca. 1930s-1940s].
* Four photographs depicting the photographed in airplanes. * Two photographs depicting the photographed sitting on ships in the shores of Jaffa and Tel-Aviv. On the front of the ships, a flag of Israel and on their stern, a flag of Britain.
Two photographs are dated on verso, 1933/1935.
9x14 cm. Good overall condition. Stains. Minor creases and blemishes. Small tears to the edges of one of the postcards.
* Four photographs depicting the photographed in airplanes. * Two photographs depicting the photographed sitting on ships in the shores of Jaffa and Tel-Aviv. On the front of the ships, a flag of Israel and on their stern, a flag of Britain.
Two photographs are dated on verso, 1933/1935.
9x14 cm. Good overall condition. Stains. Minor creases and blemishes. Small tears to the edges of one of the postcards.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
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Atlit, hand-made book – photographs of the ruins of the Atlit fortress by Erwin Offenbacher; introduction and binding by Carl Benjamin. [Palestine, ca. 1940s]. German.
A book made of thick, high-quality paper, with a blank cardboard binding with a cloth spine. The book contains twelve tipped-in photographs depicting the ruins of the Atlit fortress by the photographer Erwin Offenbacher.
At the beginning of the book, a handwritten title page and short introduction by Carl Benjamin.
The photographer Erwin Offenbacher (1915-2010), born in Frankfurt, immigrated to Palestine in 1940. Worked as a photographer and teacher and self-published several books.
The writer of the introduction, Carl (Ya'akov) Benjamin (1911-1976), born in Köln, immigrated to Palestine during the 1930s. Benjamin was married for a while to Offenbacher's sister, Lina Irmgard (Devorah).
Photographs: 6.5x12.5 to 8.5x12.5 cm. Book: [17] leaves, 31cm. Good condition. The photographs are glued to leaves of the book by their corners. Several stains. Minor blemishes to binding.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
A book made of thick, high-quality paper, with a blank cardboard binding with a cloth spine. The book contains twelve tipped-in photographs depicting the ruins of the Atlit fortress by the photographer Erwin Offenbacher.
At the beginning of the book, a handwritten title page and short introduction by Carl Benjamin.
The photographer Erwin Offenbacher (1915-2010), born in Frankfurt, immigrated to Palestine in 1940. Worked as a photographer and teacher and self-published several books.
The writer of the introduction, Carl (Ya'akov) Benjamin (1911-1976), born in Köln, immigrated to Palestine during the 1930s. Benjamin was married for a while to Offenbacher's sister, Lina Irmgard (Devorah).
Photographs: 6.5x12.5 to 8.5x12.5 cm. Book: [17] leaves, 31cm. Good condition. The photographs are glued to leaves of the book by their corners. Several stains. Minor blemishes to binding.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $300
Sold for: $1,063
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Approx. 140 photographs, mounted on thick paper plates, documenting the settlements, the pioneering activity and sights of Palestine before the establishment of the State (several photographs were printed from the negative at a later time).
Among others, the collection contains: * Many photographs of Jerusalem (the Ottoman Clock Tower, two photographs of the Western Wall, a Jewish memorial on the Mount of Olives, the Temple Mount and more). * Photographs of cities and colonies (The Jaffa Port, fishermen on the Kinneret, the Technion in Haifa, photograph of the members of the city council of Petcah Tikvah on the balcony of the council building, and more). * Portraits and photographs of public figures (Chaim Weizmann and Faisal I, Rabbi Kook, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi and his wife at the crowning of King George, and more). * And various photographs of sights in Palestine (paving roads, officers of the British and Turkish armies, a carousel at a fair of "Totzeret HaAretz" (Locally Produced Goods), tent camps for new immigrants, illegal immigrant ships, and more).
Several of the photographs of the collection are signed in the plate "Y. Ben Dov" [Ya'akov Ben Dov (Jacob Bendow)], and several photographs are signed by other photographers. Most of the photographs are numbered and captioned by hand on the paper plates. Several photographs appear in two copies. Filing holes in the margins of the plates.
Among others, the collection contains: * Many photographs of Jerusalem (the Ottoman Clock Tower, two photographs of the Western Wall, a Jewish memorial on the Mount of Olives, the Temple Mount and more). * Photographs of cities and colonies (The Jaffa Port, fishermen on the Kinneret, the Technion in Haifa, photograph of the members of the city council of Petcah Tikvah on the balcony of the council building, and more). * Portraits and photographs of public figures (Chaim Weizmann and Faisal I, Rabbi Kook, Yitzchak Ben-Zvi and his wife at the crowning of King George, and more). * And various photographs of sights in Palestine (paving roads, officers of the British and Turkish armies, a carousel at a fair of "Totzeret HaAretz" (Locally Produced Goods), tent camps for new immigrants, illegal immigrant ships, and more).
Several of the photographs of the collection are signed in the plate "Y. Ben Dov" [Ya'akov Ben Dov (Jacob Bendow)], and several photographs are signed by other photographers. Most of the photographs are numbered and captioned by hand on the paper plates. Several photographs appear in two copies. Filing holes in the margins of the plates.
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![An album with 31 photographs documenting life at the Meir Shfeya youth village. Meir Shfeya [ca. late 1920s to mid-1930s]. Th](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/105_1.JPG "Photograph Album – Meir Shfeya Youth Village – 1920s-1930s")
![An album with 31 photographs documenting life at the Meir Shfeya youth village. Meir Shfeya [ca. late 1920s to mid-1930s]. Th](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/105_2.JPG "Photograph Album – Meir Shfeya Youth Village – 1920s-1930s")
![An album with 31 photographs documenting life at the Meir Shfeya youth village. Meir Shfeya [ca. late 1920s to mid-1930s]. Th](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol19-public/105_3.JPG "Photograph Album – Meir Shfeya Youth Village – 1920s-1930s")
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An album with 31 photographs documenting life at the Meir Shfeya youth village. Meir Shfeya [ca. late 1920s to mid-1930s].
The photographs depict the boys and girls of Meir Shfeya while working in the garden and during a Purim celebration; the mandolin orchestra of the village, and more. On verso of some of the photographs there are handwritten dedications, to a guide named Doris, dated 1929-1935. Several photographs are stamped with the photographers' stamps: "Photo Crystal, Zichron Ya'akov", "Photo Crystal, Hadera", "Photo Brener, Haifa", "Photo Shleiser, Rechovot" (Hebrew).
Meir Shfeya was founded in 1891 as as a moshava adjacent to Zichron Ya'akov. In 1904, Yisrael Belkind, one of the founders of Bilu, established there an educational institution for children who became orphaned during the Kishinev Pogrom. In 1917, subsequent to the expulsion of the Jews of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa by the Turks, the Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium was moved to Meir Shfeya. In 1923, an orphanage for girls who became orphaned during World War I was established in the Meir Shfeya and in 1925, it was turned into an orphanage of the "Hadassah" organization. In addition to being a warm home and educational institution, the children of Meir Shfeya also acquired work experience, mainly in agricultural work.
A total of 31 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners (new). Size of photographs varies. Size of album: 15x21 cm. Good overall condition. Creases and minor stains and blemishes to some of the photographs.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The photographs depict the boys and girls of Meir Shfeya while working in the garden and during a Purim celebration; the mandolin orchestra of the village, and more. On verso of some of the photographs there are handwritten dedications, to a guide named Doris, dated 1929-1935. Several photographs are stamped with the photographers' stamps: "Photo Crystal, Zichron Ya'akov", "Photo Crystal, Hadera", "Photo Brener, Haifa", "Photo Shleiser, Rechovot" (Hebrew).
Meir Shfeya was founded in 1891 as as a moshava adjacent to Zichron Ya'akov. In 1904, Yisrael Belkind, one of the founders of Bilu, established there an educational institution for children who became orphaned during the Kishinev Pogrom. In 1917, subsequent to the expulsion of the Jews of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa by the Turks, the Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium was moved to Meir Shfeya. In 1923, an orphanage for girls who became orphaned during World War I was established in the Meir Shfeya and in 1925, it was turned into an orphanage of the "Hadassah" organization. In addition to being a warm home and educational institution, the children of Meir Shfeya also acquired work experience, mainly in agricultural work.
A total of 31 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners (new). Size of photographs varies. Size of album: 15x21 cm. Good overall condition. Creases and minor stains and blemishes to some of the photographs.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $200
Sold for: $300
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Photograph album of the "Pardess" society, with 14 photographs documenting the process of the picking, packaging and shipment of oranges. [Palestine, ca.mid-1930s].
The photographs are mounted to the leaves of the album; some of them are captioned by hand on the leaves, in Hebrew and English. Among them: The "Pardess" stand at the "Tel Aviv exhibition"; 1934, interior of one of the orange packing houses; Bucharian Jews picking oranges; and more.
On the front binding there is an embossed inscription "Pardess Ltd."
The "Pardess" Society was founded in 1990 and was the first cooperative agricultural society in Israel. In its prime, the society had sales branches in six sea-side cities in England as well as in Istanbul, Alexandria and Cairo.
14 photographs, approx. 9x14 cm (two of them are larger: 12x13.5 cm; 16.5x11 cm).
Size of album: 30.5x20 cm. Good condition. Minor stains and blemishes on several photographs. Binding bound with string, slightly loose and damaged.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The photographs are mounted to the leaves of the album; some of them are captioned by hand on the leaves, in Hebrew and English. Among them: The "Pardess" stand at the "Tel Aviv exhibition"; 1934, interior of one of the orange packing houses; Bucharian Jews picking oranges; and more.
On the front binding there is an embossed inscription "Pardess Ltd."
The "Pardess" Society was founded in 1990 and was the first cooperative agricultural society in Israel. In its prime, the society had sales branches in six sea-side cities in England as well as in Istanbul, Alexandria and Cairo.
14 photographs, approx. 9x14 cm (two of them are larger: 12x13.5 cm; 16.5x11 cm).
Size of album: 30.5x20 cm. Good condition. Minor stains and blemishes on several photographs. Binding bound with string, slightly loose and damaged.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
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Album with 41 photographs which had belonged to a Jewish policemen of the Palestine police. [Givat Adah and its vicinity, ca. 1936?].
The album contains photographs, most of them group photographs, documenting the way of life of the Jewish policemen of the Palestine Police Force. The photographs depict the policemen during training and practice, in orders, guard duty, at work, rest and on trips.
One of the photographs shows two rifles leaning on a wall, between them on the ground a helmet is placed and above them, there is a Hebrew inscription "Givat Adah, 1936".
The time of the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine was a turbulent time in the history of Givat Adah. In 1938, seven members of the settlement were killed. The Jewish guards of the Palestine Police Force took part in the defense of the Jewish settlements against Arab attacks.
41 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners. Size of photographs varies.
Size of album: approx. 19x13 cm. Good overall condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The album contains photographs, most of them group photographs, documenting the way of life of the Jewish policemen of the Palestine Police Force. The photographs depict the policemen during training and practice, in orders, guard duty, at work, rest and on trips.
One of the photographs shows two rifles leaning on a wall, between them on the ground a helmet is placed and above them, there is a Hebrew inscription "Givat Adah, 1936".
The time of the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine was a turbulent time in the history of Givat Adah. In 1938, seven members of the settlement were killed. The Jewish guards of the Palestine Police Force took part in the defense of the Jewish settlements against Arab attacks.
41 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners. Size of photographs varies.
Size of album: approx. 19x13 cm. Good overall condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
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Album with 31 photographs from the first years of the settlement Moledet; gift from the members of the settlement. Moledet, ca. 1937-1942.
The album contains photographs documenting the first years of Moledet since its first day; captioned by hand on the leaves of the album. Among them: "The lands of Taibeh before the founding of Moledet", "On the day of its founding, 4.7.1937", "The first furrow", "The building of the first shed", "The year of 1940, the rebuilt Moledet after it was burned down completely in the summer of 1939", "… the second of Nissan 1942, laying of the cornerstone of the ten first houses", and more.
At the beginning of the album, a long, handwritten dedication to David Baum, with words of appreciation for his assistance to the establishment of the settlement. The dedication is dated: "Moledet, Kislev 4, [1942]".
The settlement Moledet was established on lands near Taibeh in the Jezreel Valley in April 1937 within the framework of "Chomah UMigdal" (Wall and Tower). The founders, immigrants from Germany, received their training in the nearby settlements of Kefar Yechezkel, Nahalal and Kefar Tuviah.
A total of 31 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners. Size of photographs varies (approx. 6x8 cm to 12x17 cm). Size of album: approx. 29.5x22 cm. Goof overall condition. Minor blemishes. Slightly stained binding.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The album contains photographs documenting the first years of Moledet since its first day; captioned by hand on the leaves of the album. Among them: "The lands of Taibeh before the founding of Moledet", "On the day of its founding, 4.7.1937", "The first furrow", "The building of the first shed", "The year of 1940, the rebuilt Moledet after it was burned down completely in the summer of 1939", "… the second of Nissan 1942, laying of the cornerstone of the ten first houses", and more.
At the beginning of the album, a long, handwritten dedication to David Baum, with words of appreciation for his assistance to the establishment of the settlement. The dedication is dated: "Moledet, Kislev 4, [1942]".
The settlement Moledet was established on lands near Taibeh in the Jezreel Valley in April 1937 within the framework of "Chomah UMigdal" (Wall and Tower). The founders, immigrants from Germany, received their training in the nearby settlements of Kefar Yechezkel, Nahalal and Kefar Tuviah.
A total of 31 photographs, arranged in the album using mounting corners. Size of photographs varies (approx. 6x8 cm to 12x17 cm). Size of album: approx. 29.5x22 cm. Goof overall condition. Minor blemishes. Slightly stained binding.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $200
Sold for: $525
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Album with 28 photographs of the displays of an exhibition dedicated to the activity of "Aliyat HaNo'ar" (Youth Aliyah). [Palestine, 1945].
The photographs, mounted to the leaves of the album, depict various displays of the exhibition: posters, pictures, illustrations and diagrams documenting the activity and achievements of the "youth Aliyah" enterprise.
At the beginning of the album, a photograph of a sign announcing that the exhibition "was held at the time and on the initiative of Henrietta Szold on the tenth anniversary of the enterprise of Youth Aliyah on February 19, 1944. The exhibition opened on the day of the mourning conference in memory of Henrietta Szold. 28th of Adar 1945".
28 photographs" approx. 18x23.5 to 13x23 cm. The album is bound with a leather-covered binding, decorated, with a copper relief of Rachel's Tomb. Size of album: 30.5x19.5 cm (bound with string). Good overall condition. Minor blemishes.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The photographs, mounted to the leaves of the album, depict various displays of the exhibition: posters, pictures, illustrations and diagrams documenting the activity and achievements of the "youth Aliyah" enterprise.
At the beginning of the album, a photograph of a sign announcing that the exhibition "was held at the time and on the initiative of Henrietta Szold on the tenth anniversary of the enterprise of Youth Aliyah on February 19, 1944. The exhibition opened on the day of the mourning conference in memory of Henrietta Szold. 28th of Adar 1945".
28 photographs" approx. 18x23.5 to 13x23 cm. The album is bound with a leather-covered binding, decorated, with a copper relief of Rachel's Tomb. Size of album: 30.5x19.5 cm (bound with string). Good overall condition. Minor blemishes.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
Opening: $300
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Five press photographs depicting, among others, agricultural work, construction works and establishing settlements in Palestine. 1938-1949.
1. A photograph of a group of workers building a structure in a settlement near Acre, 23.12.1938. The photograph shows a woman supervising the construction by means of a blueprint.
2-3. Two photographs of the Jezreel Valley, April 28, 1947: a farmer, carrying a gun, working the land with a horse and plow; a settlement surrounded by a fence with a guard tower at its center.
4. A photograph of a group of workers building a structure in a settlement of Tal-Shachar at the foot of the Judaean Mountains, 11.6.1948.
5. A photograph of a group of workers during the establishment of Kibbutz Gesher-HaZiv, February 1949.
On verso of the photographs, press information notes (English), stamps, handwritten notes and stickers.
Size of photographs: 18x23 cm. Good overall condition. Stains, creases and minor blemishes. Small tears along the edges. Handwritten markings on the fron of two of the photographs. Tears to one of the information notes.
1. A photograph of a group of workers building a structure in a settlement near Acre, 23.12.1938. The photograph shows a woman supervising the construction by means of a blueprint.
2-3. Two photographs of the Jezreel Valley, April 28, 1947: a farmer, carrying a gun, working the land with a horse and plow; a settlement surrounded by a fence with a guard tower at its center.
4. A photograph of a group of workers building a structure in a settlement of Tal-Shachar at the foot of the Judaean Mountains, 11.6.1948.
5. A photograph of a group of workers during the establishment of Kibbutz Gesher-HaZiv, February 1949.
On verso of the photographs, press information notes (English), stamps, handwritten notes and stickers.
Size of photographs: 18x23 cm. Good overall condition. Stains, creases and minor blemishes. Small tears along the edges. Handwritten markings on the fron of two of the photographs. Tears to one of the information notes.
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Online Auction 019 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
June 4, 2019
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Four press photographs documenting the participation of Jewish women in the war effort during World War II. Palestine, 1941-1943.
1-2. Two photographs of working women: a woman driving a hay-laden truck and a woman while working on an electric pole. On verso, information notes for the press, on which it is written that the women's husbands were recruited to the British Army and now the women are taking on their husbands' duties. 6.4.1941.
3. A photograph of the first four women officers of the A.T.S of the British Army. On verso, an information note for the press (in English). 6.4.1942.
4. A photograph of a group of American women, members of the Woman Ordnance Workers, who worked in an ammunition factory in Palestine, marching with mines in their hands. On verso, an information note for the press. 5.4.1943.
Size and condition vary.
1-2. Two photographs of working women: a woman driving a hay-laden truck and a woman while working on an electric pole. On verso, information notes for the press, on which it is written that the women's husbands were recruited to the British Army and now the women are taking on their husbands' duties. 6.4.1941.
3. A photograph of the first four women officers of the A.T.S of the British Army. On verso, an information note for the press (in English). 6.4.1942.
4. A photograph of a group of American women, members of the Woman Ordnance Workers, who worked in an ammunition factory in Palestine, marching with mines in their hands. On verso, an information note for the press. 5.4.1943.
Size and condition vary.
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