Approximately 45 pins and cloth badges of "HaZofim" (Boy scouts) youth movement.
The collection includes: • A pin with the boy-scouts symbol within a cross surmounted by a crown; surrounded by the legend: "Archibishop Maximos Salloum's Scouts Group Yafa Village". • A pin with the boy-scouts symbol and a legend in Arabic. • Pins of the boy-scouts commemorating trips and journeys – "Eilat journey" and "Massada – Judean Desert trip". • A pin of marine boy-scouts". • Pins commemorating the boy-scouts day from the years 1963 and 1965-1967 (Ramat-Gan boy-scouts). • Two pins shaped as a head of an ibex with the legend "Heye Nachon" (Be prepared). • Five cloth badges, some indicating different ranks.• More.
Size and condition vary. A number of pins appear in several copies.
Provenance: Morton Leventhal Collection, New York.

Collection of approx. 150 pins of sports organizations and various sports events in Israel.
The collection includes:
• Set of pins – "Independence Race" from the years 1950-1956. • Pins of associations of various sports types: bowling, chess, Karate, target shooting, tennis and more. • Pins of soccer teams, among them Bnei Yehudah, Betar Yerushalayim and more. • More pins.
Size and condition vary.
Provenance: Morton Leventhal Collection, New York.

109 pins commemorating events, conventions, and sports competitions, on behalf of "Hapoel" Sport Association.
All of the pins bear the emblem of "Hapoel" – an emblem designed by Ya'akov Levit, which combines a figure of a sportsman with the communist symbol, the Hammer and sickle.
Among the items: • Pins – Sea of Galilee Swim. • Pins from various marches around the country: Sea of Galilee, Samaria, the Negev and more. • Pins – "Grade A sportsman" in weight lifting and light athletics. • Excellency pins in various areas: marksman badge, gymnast badge and swimmer badge. • "Hapoel" pins from various locations in the country: Upper Galilee, Kiryat Shmona, Haifa, Nahariya, Machane Yehudah and more. • Pins from "Hapoel" conventions (convention 4, 6-9, 11-12). • More.
Size and condition vary.
Provenance: Morton Leventhal Collection, New York.

Ten pins from Palestine. Ca. first half of the 20th century.
• Lapel pins with the word "Enlisted" (in Hebrew) beneath a tower and stockade. • "Defender of Jerusalem" – two identical pins; a lion is depicted in the center with an Israeli flag and a Star of David in the background. • Pin bearing the Hebrew legend "My heart for my people" above crossed swords. A Star of David at the top with the Hebrew initials heh-lamed-heh inside. • "For the defense of the homeland" – pin with the image of a lion holding an Israeli flag in the center, with the Tower of David in the background, and above it the legend "Judah is a lion’s cub." This pin may have been used by the Field Corps troops of the Haganah that were stationed in the area of Mamilla during the War of Independence. • Pin in the shape of the Israeli flag with crossed swords around it. • Pin in the shape of a flag, with crossed swords and sheaves of wheat around it. At the center of the flag (against a red background) is the legend "For labor and defense." • Pin of the National Service Enlistment Center.
• M. K. 1 – Pin of the Schneller Army Base in Jerusalem, with the Tower of David and the Israeli flag above it. • Pin with the legend "K. T., Jerusalem, 4 Tevet 1949."
Size and condition vary.
Provenance: Morton Leventhal Collection, New York.