Ten children's books with illustrations by Lev Dickstein (linocuts). Tel-Aviv [1940s]. Most of the books are not in the National Library of Israel collections.
For complete list of books see Hebrew text.
Sizes and conditions vary. Each book: 8-12 pp. Most books in very good condition.

Miki Maoz, bi-weekly, verses and editing: Yehushua Tan Pay, Tel Aviv [1947-1948].
Seven booklets: 1-4, 6-8. Includes comics portraying "Miki Mouse", "Pinoccio" and "Donald Duck" [Dani Avzani] by Walt Disney, poems and stories for children. Hebrew.
One of the first comic books published in Eretz Israel.
25 cm. Good condition. Minor tears and spotting.

Olam Katon, "paper for children with stories, songs, riddles and allegories, science and history written for children according to their perception". Seven issues (no additional issues have been printed). Avraham Moshe Lunz printing press. Jerusalem, 1893-1894.
Issues 1-6 of the first year and issue no. 1 of the second year. No more issues were printed. (except for issue no. 4, all of the issues appear in two copies).
Olam Katom, first Hebrew paper for children, was published as a supplement to "HaZvi" paper edited by Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. Editors were Eliezer Ben-Yehuda (1858-1922), Yehuda Grazovsky (1862-1950), and David Yudelevich (1863-1943).Among the writers, except for the editors, were Yehiel Michal Piness, Moshe David Shuv, Yitzchak Epstein, Meir Dizengoff and others.
The issue include stories and poems side by side with essays and news about Hebrew schools in Eretz Israel.
Lot of 7 issues (six in two copies), issues 1-2: 18.5 cm. 16; 32 pp. Other issues in a different format: 24.5 cm, [4] pp. Condition varies. Spotting and tears. Several restored copies. Upper borders of leaves of issue no. 2 are not cut. Contained in a fine case.

"HaPerachim" (The Flowers), Children's Weekly Magazine, edited by Israel Binyamin Levner. Luhansk, Ukraine, December 1908-1909.
Nine booklets published during the second year (issues 3-11). The magazine contains stories, poems, plays and riddles for children. Issues 10-11 contain stories by the author Dvora Baron. Attached are two leaves with a table of contents, covering all the "HaPerachim" booklets published during the first year (first year's issues were printed in a different format). Approx. 28 cm. Overall good condition. Spotting. One of the covers is detached. All of the issues are held in a fine case.

Sh'tilim, illustrated journal for youth and children. Editor: M. Ben- Eliezer, publisher: M. Zlatopolsky. Moscow: "Omanut Hadfus" (Russian), July- December 1917. First year issues volume.
9 issues of "Sh'tilim", an illustrated journal for children edited by the journalist Moshe Ben-Eliezer: issues 1-5, 6-7 (double issue), 8-9 (double issue), 10,11-12 (double issue). Hebrew.
"Sh'tilim" was the first publication by "Omanut" which was just founded in Moscow (when Shoshana Persitz acquired the printing house "Omanut Hadfus"). Moshe Zlatopolsky, son of the philanthropist Hillel Zlatopolsky, initiated the publication of the journal.
The journal was published in Moscow irregularly in the course of less than a year. Works by leading writers and poets appeared in the journal, such as: H.N.Bialik, Shaul Tchernichovsky, Ya'akov Fichman, Eliezer Steinman, and others. The journal presented also tales and translations from around the world, as well as news from Eretz Israel and other parts of the world.
Fine illustrations accompany the journal's issues. In issue no. 6-7 appear illustrations by Eliezer Lissitzky for the story "Shlomo HaMelech" by H.N. Bialik. These are the only illustrations by Lissitzky for a text originally written in Hebrew. (See: Tradition and Revolution, The Jewish Renaissance in Russian Avant-Garde Art 1912-1928, item no. 77). 9 issues bound together in a new cover. Volume 25 cm. Good condition. Tears at leaves' edges. Small moth-holes in some of the issues. Ink stamps and inscriptions in pen on first page. Covers of issues are missing.