About 60 letters from intellectuals, Hebrew authors and poets, addressed to Gabriel Talphir, to the Union of Hebrew Authors and to others. [1930s to ca. 1980s].
Among the letters: * About 35 letters to the poet and editor of the periodical "Gazit", Gabriel Talphir. Among them are autograph letters from Dvora Fogel, S. Shalom, Avigdor Hameiri, Zvi Kroll, Dov Chomsky, Reuven Wallenrod, Shimshon Meltzer, Yehoshua Bar Yosef, Ya'akov Churgin and others. * Letters from Gershom Scholem (postcards with a letter in his handwriting to chairman of the Authors Union, Israel Cohen), David Avidan (typewritten letter, hand-signed by him), A.B. Yehoshua, Amos Oz, Anda Amir-Pinkerfeld, Ya'akov Orland, Binyamin Tamuz, Nathan Yonatan, Uriel Ofek and others.
Most letter are handwritten, several are typewritten and signed by hand. Some were written on postcards.
Size and condition vary.

1. Berazim Arufei Sefatayim, Poems, by David Avidan. Tel Aviv: Arad, 1954. First edition.
66, [2] pages, 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Small tears, some open, to margins of several leaves. Pen inscription on last endpaper (in English). The front binding and first two leaves are partially detached. Worn, damaged binding. Lacking spine.
2. Or shel Pil. A series of drawings by Carmela Tal with verbal illustrations by David Avidan. Tel Aviv: HaMe'ah HaSheloshim, 1967.
Copy signed by David Avidan and Carmela Tal, from a limited edition of 500 copies. A printed note is pasted on the pastedown of the front binding: "Signed copy numbered 33/100 on May 1967, T.A.".
[9] leaves, approximately 30 cm. Good condition. Stains and defects. Stains to upper margins of first leaves, from the glue used for the attaching the note. Binding in fair condition, with tears, some open, and damages.
3. Personal Report on an LSD Trip / Impossible Poems, by David Avidan. Tel Aviv: HaMe'ah HaSheloshim, 1968. First edition.
72, 160 pages, 24.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Minor damages (primarily to corners and to margins). Stains to leaves adjacent to bindings. Binding in fair condition, rubbed and creased. Tears to spine and at the connection between the spine and the boards.

Kalaniyot, Shoshana Damari. Published by Warwick, United States, [1959].
A record with selected songs by Damari. On the sleeve appears a dedication handwritten by Damari, to Nathan Dunevich: "I hope that you will be glad to get the 'Kalaniyot' that symbolize our country…" The dedication is signed and dated 13.9.1960.
Nathan Dunevich (1926-2017) was member of the editorial board of "Haaretz", journalist, radio broadcaster and author.
Size of sleeve: approx. 31X31.5 cm. Good condition. Some stains and wear. Record is contained in original nylon sleeve.

"Ze'ev Jabotinsky, in memory of his visit, Tamuz, 1933". A card printed on behalf of "Keren Tel- Hai" in Nowogrodek (Navahrudak), [Navahrudak (Belarus(, 1933].
A printed paper card, with a photograph of Ze'ev Jabotinsky. Printed on behalf of "Keren Tel-Hai" in Navahrudak, in memory of Jabotinsky's visit in the city. On the back of the card appears Jabotinsky's signature – "Z. Jabotinsky 1933".
12X10 cm. Fair condition. Rough creases (with rubbing to the paper). Stains. A 3 cm long tear.

Three letters sent by Moshe Sharett to David Ben-Gurion:
1. Typewritten letter, with a number of lines added by hand. Addressed to the "Prime Minister" and signed by Sharett in initials. 6-7 June, 1956.
In this letter Sharett informs Ben-Gurion that he resigns from his position as Foreign Minister; resignation is planned for June 10; he asks Ben-Gurion to announce it in the Knesset, and notes that he cannot hide from Rosen (Pinchas Rosen, Minister of Justice) the reasons that led to his resignation (being serious disagreements – political and personal – between Sharett and Ben-Gurion). [1] leaf, 28 cm. Fair condition. Thin paper. Creases and tears at margins.
2. Draft of a long letter, handwritten by Sharett, addressed to the "Prime Minister" and signed by Sharett in initials. October 30, 1960.
In this letter Sharett responds to what Ben-Gurion wrote to him following an announcement that Sharett published in the newspaper, concerning the "Esek HaBish" ("Lavon Affair") and its investigation. Sharett writes in great length about his concerns regarding another investigation, and ends the letter with the words: "For the world it is unimportant who gave the order. What is important is that the deed was done. It is not important that a certain Minister of Defense was able to go in an unknown direction… what is important is that the top ranks of Israel's defense forces could be a 'breeding ground' for such horrible conspiracies".
[4] leaves + a leaf with a number of lines as an addition to page no. 2, 22 cm. Good condition. Some stains and creases.
3. A long letter handwritten by Sharett, addressed to "David Ben-Gurion" and signed by Sharett in initials. March 23, 1963.
In this letter Sharett responds to a letter which Ben-Gurion wrote to him two days earlier, regarding the question of "Herut" party joining the Directorate of the Zionist Organization.
[5] leaves, 24.5 cm. Good condition. Some stains and creases.