Promotional leaflet for the semi-documentary film "This is the Land" (1935) produced by Baruch Agadati, a cinema director, painter and dancer. This is the first feature film produced in the country, and the first with a Hebrew sound track. Leaflet signed by Agadati.
[4] leaves, 30 cm. Good condition. Detached leaves. Small open tears. Creases.

Collection of printed items – broadsides, notices, electoral propaganda and invitations. Tel-Aviv, 1920-1940s.
Collection includes an invitation to the inauguration of a synagogue in the north of Tel-Aviv, a notice of excommunication against sellers of non-Kosher meat by the Chief Rabbinate, sheet music for "Tel-Aviv Port Marsh" for the inauguration of the port, electoral propaganda for different parties, notice about fundraising for orphans, notices about submitting plans of building houses in the north of Tel-Aviv, notice about selling shares for constructing "Beit Ha'Am" in Tel-Aviv, and more.
Twelve leaves, size and condition vary.

Poster, If I forget thee Oh Jerusalem!... Achdut Israel in Eretz Israel Movement, Bezalel printing press, Tel- Aviv, November 30,1947. Hebrew.
"…in view of the situation, the national-religious movement 'Achdut Israel' declares as follows: we declare in front of the whole world – our country-our homeland shall not be divided…".
50X34.5 cm. Fair condition. Folded, tears to folding marks, some holes.