King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. Micrography by Moshe Eliyahu Goldstein. Frankfurt am Main, 1899.
Illustration: the queen of Sheba arrives to test King Solomon through riddles. The text: passages from the Book of Kings A and B.
On the upper part of the drawing appears the inscription "tribute sent to" (appears on all of the copies) followed by the name of the receiver "Meir Marx", handwritten by Moshe Eliyahu Goldstein.
Approx. 49X39 cm. Tears and stains to folding marks. Adhesive tape on the reverse. Frame: 59X49 cm, not examined outside of the frame.

Honor of the Anniversary of the Coronation of King George VI – India, 1937
A postcard with micrographic text of the biblical Samson tale from the Book of Judges. Together with the words of "Our Hope" ("Hatikva) poem Written by Naftali Herz Imber. The scribe: Samson Son of Avraham Eliyahu. Bombay, India, November 1937.
the story of Samson is written on the postcard In minute letters, as it appears in the Book of Judges chapters 13 and 14. The words of the poem: "Our hope" by Naftali Herz Imber appear as well; the short version of this poem became Israel's national anthem.
At the ending of the text are biographical details regarding the scribe, Samson son of Avraham Eliyahu from "Bene Israel" congregation in Bombay. "After he finished the school of the Bene Israel in Bombay he entered the school of art". It continues: "He traveled to England to study architecture". Following his return to Bombay "He completed all sorts of employments, among them in the synagogue "Magen Hasidim" and "Bene Israel". The postcard was manufactured for the anniversary of the coronation of King George VI as well as for the journey of Eliyahu to Eretz Israel. On the bottom right corner, a photo of Shimshon Eliyahu is glued on.
Postcard: 9x13.5 cm, glued on cardboard: 11.5x19.5. cm. Slight damages.

1. "Shiviti". Lithographic printing of an editorial and graphic work by Rabbi Ben-Zion Levy. Adar B, 1954. "LaMenatze'ach" menorah in the center, on its sides are letter combinations and names of martyrs, names of the tribes and Star of David decorations. On the lower part appears a warning: "no one has the right to draw such a menorah or copy it or print it…printing was supervised by Avraham Shalom Aharon Cohen, written and edited by Ben-Zion Levy". The text of the verses, decorations and names in the "Shiviti menorah" are different from similar Shiviti leaves. Approx. 41X33 cm. Good condition. Frame: 59.5X49 cm, not examined outside of the frame.
2-3. Two "Shiviti" on parchment. [Jerusalem, early 20th cent.]. The "Lamenatze'ach" menorah, letter combinations and martyrs' names appear in both. "Yerushalem" is written on the base of one of the Menorahs. 12.5X9 cm; 16.5X11.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains; tear to one leaf. In fine frames.

"Jerusalem – Mizrah – Map of Palestine". [USA?], 1937.
Lithographic printing on paper.
In the center – Map of Eretz Israel and its surrounding. Around the map appear the holy sites, list of 22 settlements [moshavot] in Eretz Israel and an empty space for adding the Jahrzeit (memorial day) dates.
56X43 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases at borders. Tear to upper left corner.