Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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![Shtiferish – Lider [gay/mischievous – poems], by Peretz Markish. Published by Tsentraler Yidisher Shul Organizatsye, Vilna [c](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/278.jpg "Shtiferish – Peretz Markish – Warsaw, 1930")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
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Shtiferish – Lider [gay/mischievous – poems], by Peretz Markish. Published by Tsentraler Yidisher Shul Organizatsye, Vilna [ca. 1930].
Song-cycle by the poet Peretz Markish, divided into four parts according to the four seasons of the year. 46, [2] pages, 21.5 cm. Good condition. Library ink-stamps. Few stains on cover. In original cover, hard binding. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Song-cycle by the poet Peretz Markish, divided into four parts according to the four seasons of the year. 46, [2] pages, 21.5 cm. Good condition. Library ink-stamps. Few stains on cover. In original cover, hard binding. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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![Ha'assif Letekufat HaShanah, Nachum Sokolow [editor]. Warsaw, 1884-1893.
6 volumes with news from Europe and the situation of](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/279.jpg "Ha'assif – Six Volumes – Warsaw, 1884-1893")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
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Ha'assif Letekufat HaShanah, Nachum Sokolow [editor]. Warsaw, 1884-1893.
6 volumes with news from Europe and the situation of the Jews, literature, poetry, plays, articles about religion, Torah, culture and science. Sokolow (1859-1936), fourth president of the World Zionist Organization, writer, poet and one of the pioneers of Jewish journalism. 22 cm. Fair-poor condition. Foxing stains. Loose / detached bindings. Moth damages in few volumes.
6 volumes with news from Europe and the situation of the Jews, literature, poetry, plays, articles about religion, Torah, culture and science. Sokolow (1859-1936), fourth president of the World Zionist Organization, writer, poet and one of the pioneers of Jewish journalism. 22 cm. Fair-poor condition. Foxing stains. Loose / detached bindings. Moth damages in few volumes.
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![HaMevasser, Periodical [weekly]. Publisher: Avraham Yitzchak Menkish, editor: Yosef Cohen Zedek. Lemberg (Lvov), 1861-1862. F](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/280.jpg "HaMevasser – Lemberg, 1861-1862 – First and Second Year")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
Including buyer's premium
HaMevasser, Periodical [weekly]. Publisher: Avraham Yitzchak Menkish, editor: Yosef Cohen Zedek. Lemberg (Lvov), 1861-1862. First and second year, issues 1-35; 1-14.
News from Jewish communities around the world and various articles. The issues open with "HaMevasser LeGalitzion [Galizien]". All of the first year issues are included, issues of the second year – only to number 14. Dr. Mehlman notes on the volume "all that has been printed in folio", it seems that the format has changed during printing, from issue 15 onwards. 208 pages, 106 pages 9consecutive pagination). Good condition. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
News from Jewish communities around the world and various articles. The issues open with "HaMevasser LeGalitzion [Galizien]". All of the first year issues are included, issues of the second year – only to number 14. Dr. Mehlman notes on the volume "all that has been printed in folio", it seems that the format has changed during printing, from issue 15 onwards. 208 pages, 106 pages 9consecutive pagination). Good condition. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $500
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Volume-bound issue of the important literary periodical "Ha-Meorer" edited by Yossef Chaim Brenner and Rabbi Binyamin (Yehoshua Redler Feldman). London, 1906-1907.
1. First year, issues 1-12. Includes all title-covers.
2. Second year, issues with consecutive pagination (without title-pages). At the end, issues 8-9 were bound, with note: "instead of printing issues 10-12, we are sending anthology of G. Shufman works" [London, 1908, 118 pages].
Creations by leading writers and poets are included, amongst them: Brenner, Rabbi Binyamin, M.I. Berdichevsky, Zalman Shneor, Ya'akov Cohen, Gershon Shofman, Ya'akov Fichman, David Frishman and others. Issues are bound consecutively with no title pages.
20 cm. Good condition. Stains., Binding of second volume is torn with several detached issues.Rare. From the collection of Prof. Shimon Abramsky.
1. First year, issues 1-12. Includes all title-covers.
2. Second year, issues with consecutive pagination (without title-pages). At the end, issues 8-9 were bound, with note: "instead of printing issues 10-12, we are sending anthology of G. Shufman works" [London, 1908, 118 pages].
Creations by leading writers and poets are included, amongst them: Brenner, Rabbi Binyamin, M.I. Berdichevsky, Zalman Shneor, Ya'akov Cohen, Gershon Shofman, Ya'akov Fichman, David Frishman and others. Issues are bound consecutively with no title pages.
20 cm. Good condition. Stains., Binding of second volume is torn with several detached issues.Rare. From the collection of Prof. Shimon Abramsky.
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Literature and Periodicals
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $400
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HaMelitz, periodical concerning all Jewish matters in particular and state and science matters in general, edited by Alexander Zederboim and Aharon Yitzchak Goldenblum.
1. First year, Odessa, 1860-1861. Issues number 1-50.
2. Second year, Odessa, 1861-1862. Issues 1-50 (the first issue is missing and replaced by a photocopy).
3. Twentieth year. St. Petersburg, 1884. Issues number 1-103 (1704 columns). The last issue is number one thousand of "HaMelitz". Missing are issues number 90 and 99.
"HaMelitz" was the first Hebrew journal in Russia, edited by Alexander Zederboim – a pioneer of Hebrew journalism, who served as the editor until his last day. "HaMelitz" started as a weekly magazine, and during certain periods as a bi-weekly or daily paper. The paper served as a channel between the Russian authorities and the Jewish communities, and as a bridge between tradition and education through nurturing the ideal of an educated Jew, acquainted with his people's culture as well as the general one. "HaMelitz" was the journal of the intellectual Jews of Eastern Europe and later on the voice of Hibat Zion movement. Volumes 34.5X30 cm. Good condition, varies. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
1. First year, Odessa, 1860-1861. Issues number 1-50.
2. Second year, Odessa, 1861-1862. Issues 1-50 (the first issue is missing and replaced by a photocopy).
3. Twentieth year. St. Petersburg, 1884. Issues number 1-103 (1704 columns). The last issue is number one thousand of "HaMelitz". Missing are issues number 90 and 99.
"HaMelitz" was the first Hebrew journal in Russia, edited by Alexander Zederboim – a pioneer of Hebrew journalism, who served as the editor until his last day. "HaMelitz" started as a weekly magazine, and during certain periods as a bi-weekly or daily paper. The paper served as a channel between the Russian authorities and the Jewish communities, and as a bridge between tradition and education through nurturing the ideal of an educated Jew, acquainted with his people's culture as well as the general one. "HaMelitz" was the journal of the intellectual Jews of Eastern Europe and later on the voice of Hibat Zion movement. Volumes 34.5X30 cm. Good condition, varies. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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![HaZfira, edited by Haim Zelig Slonimsky. Warsaw, [1862]. First year, issues 1-25.
"periodical bringing news about all to](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/283.jpg "HaZfirah – First Year – Warsaw, 1862 – All the Issues")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $300
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HaZfira, edited by Haim Zelig Slonimsky. Warsaw, [1862]. First year, issues 1-25.
"periodical bringing news about all topics of interest concerning state matters, science, news from the world and nature". "HaZfira" – the first Hebrew newspaper in Poland during the Russian regime, and one of the most important Hebrew newspapers printed in Eastern Europe. Established in Warsaw in 1862, but the period's events – the Polish rebellion of 1863 and appointing the editor Slonimsky as supervisor of the Rabbis Beit Midrash in Zitomir, caused the discontinuation of the paper's appearance after only six months and 25 issues. Slonimsky succeeded to renew the appearance of "HaZfira" in 1874 in Berlin, and a year later the editorial was returned to Warsaw where it stayed during all the years of its existence. In 1886 "HaZfira" adopted the daily paper format, in which it appeared continuously for twenty years, from 1906 onwards it was published intermittently (in various formats) until its final closure in 1931. 200 pages, 29 cm. Good condition. Stains, some dark. Rare. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
"periodical bringing news about all topics of interest concerning state matters, science, news from the world and nature". "HaZfira" – the first Hebrew newspaper in Poland during the Russian regime, and one of the most important Hebrew newspapers printed in Eastern Europe. Established in Warsaw in 1862, but the period's events – the Polish rebellion of 1863 and appointing the editor Slonimsky as supervisor of the Rabbis Beit Midrash in Zitomir, caused the discontinuation of the paper's appearance after only six months and 25 issues. Slonimsky succeeded to renew the appearance of "HaZfira" in 1874 in Berlin, and a year later the editorial was returned to Warsaw where it stayed during all the years of its existence. In 1886 "HaZfira" adopted the daily paper format, in which it appeared continuously for twenty years, from 1906 onwards it was published intermittently (in various formats) until its final closure in 1931. 200 pages, 29 cm. Good condition. Stains, some dark. Rare. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Literature and Periodicals
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![HaMevasser, [Hebrew weekly magazine], edited by Shmuel Hochberg. Constantinople, [1909-1911].
First and second year, issues 1](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/284.jpg "HaMevasser – Hebrew Weekly Magazine – Constantinople, 1909-1911")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $150
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
HaMevasser, [Hebrew weekly magazine], edited by Shmuel Hochberg. Constantinople, [1909-1911].
First and second year, issues 1-52 of the first year, 1-5, 11-12, 15-16' 18, 21-24, 27-30, 39-41 of the second year. An introduction opens the first issue – "Megamateinu" – stating that "the weekly magazine is intended to… serve our Sephardi brothers as a bridge to modern Hebrew literature […] will stimulate the motivation to create original Hebrew oriental creations". 27 cm. First-year issues are bound. Second-year issues are compiled but not bound, some of them detached. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
First and second year, issues 1-52 of the first year, 1-5, 11-12, 15-16' 18, 21-24, 27-30, 39-41 of the second year. An introduction opens the first issue – "Megamateinu" – stating that "the weekly magazine is intended to… serve our Sephardi brothers as a bridge to modern Hebrew literature […] will stimulate the motivation to create original Hebrew oriental creations". 27 cm. First-year issues are bound. Second-year issues are compiled but not bound, some of them detached. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $150
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"Tarbut", The Central Committee News (Ukrainian Department). Kiev, 9th and 28th of August 1918, first and second booklets.
Two booklets published by "Tarbut" – the Hebrew education system, printed in Kiev during the revolution. Booklets include essays concerning eduction, literary works and the committee announcements (course for Jewish kindergarten teachers etc). The second issue is dedicated to "Eretz Israel Week". 20; 20 pages, 24.5 cm. Good condition. A few moth-holes. Chopped margins, some text omission. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Two booklets published by "Tarbut" – the Hebrew education system, printed in Kiev during the revolution. Booklets include essays concerning eduction, literary works and the committee announcements (course for Jewish kindergarten teachers etc). The second issue is dedicated to "Eretz Israel Week". 20; 20 pages, 24.5 cm. Good condition. A few moth-holes. Chopped margins, some text omission. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Literature and Periodicals
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $150
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Al HaMishmar, Bama Chofshit, weekly magazine edited by Aharon Zeev ben Ishai. Jerusalem, 1923.
Year I, issue 1-40 9issue 23 is missing). Amongst the writers: Dr. Joseph Klausner, Prof. Boris Schatz, Abel pan, Avigdor HaMeiri (Feurstein), Hugo Bergman, the editor and others. Starting with issue 36-37, paper's title with illustration by Meir Gur-Aryeh. See attached material about the editor. Volume 32 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry and fragile paper. Tears to borders of issues.
Year I, issue 1-40 9issue 23 is missing). Amongst the writers: Dr. Joseph Klausner, Prof. Boris Schatz, Abel pan, Avigdor HaMeiri (Feurstein), Hugo Bergman, the editor and others. Starting with issue 36-37, paper's title with illustration by Meir Gur-Aryeh. See attached material about the editor. Volume 32 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry and fragile paper. Tears to borders of issues.
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Literature and Periodicals
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $180
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Galim, bi-weekly journal for literature and culture, edited by Meir Tchudner. Vilnius, 1929-1930. First and second year, issues 1-19; 1-10.
Stories, poems and articles. Works by Avigdor HaMeiri, Elisheva, Yitchak Katzenelson, and others; works and articles of Eretz Israel and of writers in Poland, as well as translations and matters of publishing and Hebrew Literature. All of the first year issues are included, of the second year only to issue number 10. Volume 48 cm. Good condition. Stains, mainly to last issues. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Stories, poems and articles. Works by Avigdor HaMeiri, Elisheva, Yitchak Katzenelson, and others; works and articles of Eretz Israel and of writers in Poland, as well as translations and matters of publishing and Hebrew Literature. All of the first year issues are included, of the second year only to issue number 10. Volume 48 cm. Good condition. Stains, mainly to last issues. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Literature and Periodicals
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Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
Opening: $150
Sold for: $188
Including buyer's premium
Dos naye leben, irgun fun der yiddisher sotsyademokratisher partye [the new life, organization of the Jewish social-democratic party], [edited by Dr. Ya'akov Fistiner]. Chernovitz, 1919-1920.
Four issues: issue number 41 of the first year; issues number 5, 6, 9 of the second year. [2] leaves in each issue, 45 cm. Fair condition. Tears, with text omission, stains. Very rare and unknown bibliographically. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Four issues: issue number 41 of the first year; issues number 5, 6, 9 of the second year. [2] leaves in each issue, 45 cm. Fair condition. Tears, with text omission, stains. Very rare and unknown bibliographically. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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![Turim, "Stage of 'Yachdav' Group of Writers" [weekly magazine]. Tel Aviv, 1933-1934. First year. Issues 1-50.
The f](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale13-public/289.jpg "Turim – Tel Aviv, 1933-1934 – First Year")
Auction 13 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
January 19, 2011
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Turim, "Stage of 'Yachdav' Group of Writers" [weekly magazine]. Tel Aviv, 1933-1934. First year. Issues 1-50.
The first fifty issues of the important literary periodical "Turim" established by Avraham Shlonsky and "Yachdav" group of writers, that included, amongst others, the poets Leah Goldberg, Natan Alterman, Alexander Pen and others. Many of their poems appear in these issues.
"Turim" was established when Shlonsky left the "Kotvim" group and its periodical – the Writers Society Journal. Notable poems published for the first time appear in these magazines (for example "Al Titnu Lahem Rovim") and many rhymed advertisements written by some of the group's poets. Volume 39 cm. Very good condition. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
The first fifty issues of the important literary periodical "Turim" established by Avraham Shlonsky and "Yachdav" group of writers, that included, amongst others, the poets Leah Goldberg, Natan Alterman, Alexander Pen and others. Many of their poems appear in these issues.
"Turim" was established when Shlonsky left the "Kotvim" group and its periodical – the Writers Society Journal. Notable poems published for the first time appear in these magazines (for example "Al Titnu Lahem Rovim") and many rhymed advertisements written by some of the group's poets. Volume 39 cm. Very good condition. From the private collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Literature and Periodicals
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