Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
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Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Unsold
Photograph album placed in a wooden binding inlaid with a chiseled stone plate, made by a detainee in the Cyprus detention camps, 5709 (1948/1949).
Photograph album placed in a wooden binding with a brown leather spine. Inlaid with a fine chiseled plate depicting a ship sailing at sea; titled "Cyprus 5709" (Hebrew). The leaves of the album remained blank.
Plate: 9X6 cm. Good condition. Some chipping to corners and edges of plate. Fracture to lower left corner. Album: 20X10.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes to spine. Damage and stains to leaves and tissue guards.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Photograph album placed in a wooden binding with a brown leather spine. Inlaid with a fine chiseled plate depicting a ship sailing at sea; titled "Cyprus 5709" (Hebrew). The leaves of the album remained blank.
Plate: 9X6 cm. Good condition. Some chipping to corners and edges of plate. Fracture to lower left corner. Album: 20X10.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes to spine. Damage and stains to leaves and tissue guards.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Unsold
Chiseled stone plate made by a detainee in the Cyprus detention camps, 5708 (1947/1948).
The plate is divided diagonally by a barbed wire carved in the stone. Seen on the right field are barbed wire wound around a pole and a tin shack of the type in which the detainees lived in the "winter camps" in Cyprus; seen on the left field is a ship sailing eastward towards the rising sun. Inscribed on top "Cyprus – 5708" (Hebrew). Set in a wooden plate.
Stone plate: 11X8 cm. Wooden plate: 18X12.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes to stone and wooden plate.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The plate is divided diagonally by a barbed wire carved in the stone. Seen on the right field are barbed wire wound around a pole and a tin shack of the type in which the detainees lived in the "winter camps" in Cyprus; seen on the left field is a ship sailing eastward towards the rising sun. Inscribed on top "Cyprus – 5708" (Hebrew). Set in a wooden plate.
Stone plate: 11X8 cm. Wooden plate: 18X12.5 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes to stone and wooden plate.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
Including buyer's premium
Chess box made in the detention camps in Cyprus, 5708 (1947/1948).
Fine wooden box. The lid doubles as a chess board and is inscribed on the margins "Souvenir from Cyprus / 5708" (Hebrew); edges with barbed wire pattern. Lined with fabric. A handwritten inscription on the underside reads "To Shayke, a souvenir from the Movement in Cyprus" (Hebrew).
The box contains a set of chess pieces (made of Bakelite). The black king piece is surmounted by a white Star of David (decoration missing on the white king piece).
Box: 15.5X15.5 cm. Height: 3 cm. Height of pieces: approx. 1.5 cm. to 3 cm. Good condition. One black pawn missing. Minor blemishes to game pieces.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Fine wooden box. The lid doubles as a chess board and is inscribed on the margins "Souvenir from Cyprus / 5708" (Hebrew); edges with barbed wire pattern. Lined with fabric. A handwritten inscription on the underside reads "To Shayke, a souvenir from the Movement in Cyprus" (Hebrew).
The box contains a set of chess pieces (made of Bakelite). The black king piece is surmounted by a white Star of David (decoration missing on the white king piece).
Box: 15.5X15.5 cm. Height: 3 cm. Height of pieces: approx. 1.5 cm. to 3 cm. Good condition. One black pawn missing. Minor blemishes to game pieces.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $500
Unsold
A wooden box with inlaid carved stone plate made by a detainee in the Cyprus detention camps, 5708 (1947/1948).
The plate with bas-relief depicting the bridge that connected "winter camps" 65 and 66 in Cyprus. Reading "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew).
18X12.5X6 cm. Good condition. Scratches on the plate. Loss to corner of box.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The plate with bas-relief depicting the bridge that connected "winter camps" 65 and 66 in Cyprus. Reading "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew).
18X12.5X6 cm. Good condition. Scratches on the plate. Loss to corner of box.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Unsold
A wooden box with inlaid carved stone plates made by a detainee of the detention camps in Cyprus, 5708 (1947/1948).
The lid of the box and its sides are inlaid with carved plates, the lid depicting a ship and reading "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew); the side plates decorated with a fine symmetric pattern.
19X13X6 cm. Good condition. Fractures. Small chips to the side plates. Small losses to wooden box.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The lid of the box and its sides are inlaid with carved plates, the lid depicting a ship and reading "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew); the side plates decorated with a fine symmetric pattern.
19X13X6 cm. Good condition. Fractures. Small chips to the side plates. Small losses to wooden box.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Unsold
A wooden box with inlaid carved stone plates made by a detainee in the Cyprus detention camps, 5709 (1948/1949).
The lid of the box is inlaid with a plate depicting a group of exiles on a wooden raft, some standing and some sitting with their personal belongings. The composition is identified with works illustrating the verse "On the rivers of Babylon there we sat and we wept when we remembered Zion", depicting the exiles of Babylon mourning Jerusalem. One of the most familiar of these works is a work by E.M. Lilien, belonging to a group of works echoing Zionist themes. Presumably, the artist was inspired by Lilien's work (but possibly by other works in the same vein) when conceiving the image on this stone plate, an image expressing the situation of the illegal immigrants in the "exile of Cyprus", as it was commonly called. The exiles are not standing on the river bank as in the original but are surrounded by waves – the sea waves separating the exiles of Cyprus from Palestine, their desired country.
The side plates are decorated with the characteristic barbed wire, reading "Cyprus" (Hebrew) and the Hebrew year "5709" (1948/1949).
19.5X13.5X6 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes and stains to plates.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The lid of the box is inlaid with a plate depicting a group of exiles on a wooden raft, some standing and some sitting with their personal belongings. The composition is identified with works illustrating the verse "On the rivers of Babylon there we sat and we wept when we remembered Zion", depicting the exiles of Babylon mourning Jerusalem. One of the most familiar of these works is a work by E.M. Lilien, belonging to a group of works echoing Zionist themes. Presumably, the artist was inspired by Lilien's work (but possibly by other works in the same vein) when conceiving the image on this stone plate, an image expressing the situation of the illegal immigrants in the "exile of Cyprus", as it was commonly called. The exiles are not standing on the river bank as in the original but are surrounded by waves – the sea waves separating the exiles of Cyprus from Palestine, their desired country.
The side plates are decorated with the characteristic barbed wire, reading "Cyprus" (Hebrew) and the Hebrew year "5709" (1948/1949).
19.5X13.5X6 cm. Good condition. Minor blemishes and stains to plates.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $500
Unsold
Stone table top ashtray with matches and cigarette compartments, made by a detainee in the Cyprus detention camps, 5708 (1947/1948).
The ashtray is divided into three compartments: an open ashtray; a compartment for matches with a sliding lid carved with a relief map of Cyprus; and a cigarette compartment, the lid carved with a relief of a pole wrapped with barbed wire, inscribed "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew).
The ashtray is attached to a wooden base and placed in a display case.
Approx. 12X12X2.5 cm. Good condition. Cracks (repaired with glue) to the lid of the cigarette compartment.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
The ashtray is divided into three compartments: an open ashtray; a compartment for matches with a sliding lid carved with a relief map of Cyprus; and a cigarette compartment, the lid carved with a relief of a pole wrapped with barbed wire, inscribed "Cyprus 5708" (Hebrew).
The ashtray is attached to a wooden base and placed in a display case.
Approx. 12X12X2.5 cm. Good condition. Cracks (repaired with glue) to the lid of the cigarette compartment.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
!["Exhibition of our Movement in Cyprus", illustrated poster issued by Hashomer HaTzair, [Tel-Aviv, 1948]. Design: Yechiel (Chi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale73-public/60.jpg "\"Exhibition of our Movement in Cyprus\" – Illustrated Poster Issued by")
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $600
Unsold
"Exhibition of our Movement in Cyprus", illustrated poster issued by Hashomer HaTzair, [Tel-Aviv, 1948]. Design: Yechiel (Chilik) Arad (signed in the plate: "Chilik"). Hebrew.
Invitation to an exhibition displaying works by members of Hashomer HaTzair movement in the Cyprus detention camps. Linocut in grey, black and red. Depicting a pole flying a red flag and wrapped with barbed wire on the background of a watchtower.
The exhibition of works by Hashomer HaTzair members in Cyprus opened in Tel-Aviv in April 1948, after taking place first in the "winter camps" in Cyprus in October 1947 (when the JNF heard about it the organizers were requested to send it to Palestine). The exhibition was held concurrently with the opening of the fourth convention of Hashomer HaTzair in Palestine, and revenues from entrance fees were transferred to JNF. The exhibition in Tel-Aviv was curated by Shraga Weil and Kalman Grozovsky, who after arranging the exhibition in Cyprus immigrated to Palestine in late 1947.
35X50.5 cm. Good condition. Fold lines, creases and minor blemishes. Some stains. Professionally restored tears. Small pencil inscription on verso (seen on front as well). Mounted on thin, acid-free paper, matted and framed.
Provenance: The Rimon family Collection.
Invitation to an exhibition displaying works by members of Hashomer HaTzair movement in the Cyprus detention camps. Linocut in grey, black and red. Depicting a pole flying a red flag and wrapped with barbed wire on the background of a watchtower.
The exhibition of works by Hashomer HaTzair members in Cyprus opened in Tel-Aviv in April 1948, after taking place first in the "winter camps" in Cyprus in October 1947 (when the JNF heard about it the organizers were requested to send it to Palestine). The exhibition was held concurrently with the opening of the fourth convention of Hashomer HaTzair in Palestine, and revenues from entrance fees were transferred to JNF. The exhibition in Tel-Aviv was curated by Shraga Weil and Kalman Grozovsky, who after arranging the exhibition in Cyprus immigrated to Palestine in late 1947.
35X50.5 cm. Good condition. Fold lines, creases and minor blemishes. Some stains. Professionally restored tears. Small pencil inscription on verso (seen on front as well). Mounted on thin, acid-free paper, matted and framed.
Provenance: The Rimon family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Unsold
An advertising booklet issued by the "Ahawah" Children's and Youth's Home in Haifa. Tel-Aviv: Melnik-Propaganda, [ca. mid-late 1930s]. German and some Hebrew.
The booklet contains a long informational text accompanied by ten pictures: the playroom, a visit to the cowshed, plowing the field, the dining room, the kitchen, and more. Some of the pictures were taken by Tim Gidal and Lou Landuaer.
The "Ahawah" institution was founded in Berlin after the end of World War I as a home for child refugees from Eastern Europe, and later was turned into an orphanage for German-Jewish children. In 1922, nurse Beate Berger was appointed director of the institution; she changed its name to "Ahawah" and after the Nazis' rise to power, decided to move it to Palestine. A new building was built on the outskirts of Haifa with the assistance of the JNF and visas were obtained for the children of the institution with the assistance of Henrietta Szold. During the 1960s, the orphanage started working with the Youth Aliyah and today it operates under the name of "The Ahawah Children's and Youth's Village".
[4] leaves, approx. 18.5 cm. Good condition. Horizontal fold line. Stains and minor blemishes.
The booklet is not in NLI. One copy only in OCLC.
The booklet contains a long informational text accompanied by ten pictures: the playroom, a visit to the cowshed, plowing the field, the dining room, the kitchen, and more. Some of the pictures were taken by Tim Gidal and Lou Landuaer.
The "Ahawah" institution was founded in Berlin after the end of World War I as a home for child refugees from Eastern Europe, and later was turned into an orphanage for German-Jewish children. In 1922, nurse Beate Berger was appointed director of the institution; she changed its name to "Ahawah" and after the Nazis' rise to power, decided to move it to Palestine. A new building was built on the outskirts of Haifa with the assistance of the JNF and visas were obtained for the children of the institution with the assistance of Henrietta Szold. During the 1960s, the orphanage started working with the Youth Aliyah and today it operates under the name of "The Ahawah Children's and Youth's Village".
[4] leaves, approx. 18.5 cm. Good condition. Horizontal fold line. Stains and minor blemishes.
The booklet is not in NLI. One copy only in OCLC.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $800
Unsold
Twenty-six passports, certificates and documents issued to immigrants from Europe and Arab countries to Palestine. Lithuania, Romania, Austria, Iraq, Egypt and elsewhere, ca. 1920s to early 1950s. Different languages.
Including: · Certificate for a refugee returning to his country, issued by the Zionist Federation in Tiberias in 1920 (for one of the refugees of the "Jaffa Deportation"?) · Temporary certificate for an immigrant, issued by the Mandate Government, indicating registration "pursuant to section 7 of the Immigration Ordinance". 1922. · Official promissory note of the "Aid Committee for the Immigrants to Palestine" in Vienna, with a commitment of a Jewish immigrant to return the travel expenses after his arrival in Palestine. 1933. · Lithuanian passport issued in 1940, with transit stamps to Palestine via Lebanon. · Two "Health Tickets" with vaccination books issued by the Ministry of Immigration of the State of Israel in Germany. 1949. · Passports and certificates of immigrants from Iraq, Egypt, Poland, Hungary and elsewhere.
Enclosed: A passport issued to a Jewish girl by the French authorities in Morocco (1937); war refugee relief booklet (Karo atbėgėlio šelpimo knygutė) issued by the Red Cross in Lithuania (1940).
Size and condition vary. Good-fair condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Including: · Certificate for a refugee returning to his country, issued by the Zionist Federation in Tiberias in 1920 (for one of the refugees of the "Jaffa Deportation"?) · Temporary certificate for an immigrant, issued by the Mandate Government, indicating registration "pursuant to section 7 of the Immigration Ordinance". 1922. · Official promissory note of the "Aid Committee for the Immigrants to Palestine" in Vienna, with a commitment of a Jewish immigrant to return the travel expenses after his arrival in Palestine. 1933. · Lithuanian passport issued in 1940, with transit stamps to Palestine via Lebanon. · Two "Health Tickets" with vaccination books issued by the Ministry of Immigration of the State of Israel in Germany. 1949. · Passports and certificates of immigrants from Iraq, Egypt, Poland, Hungary and elsewhere.
Enclosed: A passport issued to a Jewish girl by the French authorities in Morocco (1937); war refugee relief booklet (Karo atbėgėlio šelpimo knygutė) issued by the Red Cross in Lithuania (1940).
Size and condition vary. Good-fair condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,000
Including buyer's premium
Approx. 540 photographs in four albums and a typewritten report documenting the activity of a representative of the "Mossad LeAliya" (Institute for Immigration) in Iran. Iran, Turkey and Israel, late 1940s to early 1950s.
1. "General review of a 'journey' via Persian Azerbaijan and Anatolia, 13.6.1951-1.7.1951", a typewritten report with several handwritten additions, documenting a 3000-kilometer journey by land and a sea voyage of the same distance from Teheran to Haifa via Turkey, on which the writer had embarked (presumably, to examine the possibility of bringing Jews to Israel not by plane). Includes a detailed documentation of the road networks, the political conditions, Jewish institutions, and the army and history of Persia and Turkey.
12, [2] pp. 28.5 cm. Good-Fair condition. Filing holes, creases and small tears along edges. Stains and open tears to the first leaf (not affecting the text). A small piece is cut from the upper part of the first leaf (presumably a name of a place or the writer's name).
2. Approx. 540 photographs arranged in four albums, most of them from Iran and a few from Turkey. The photographs depict an Independence Day celebration at the Iraqi refugee camp in Teheran, the Kurdish refugee camp in the cemetery of Teheran, farmers, police officers and local tradesmen, various cities and other sights. One of the albums is completely dedicated to the documentation of a short journey the representative went on to the various cities of Iran – Kashan, Isfahan, Persepolis, Shiraz and elsewhere (presumably, in preparation for the long journey that is documented in the report).
The albums are captioned and dated by means of printed notes (mounted to the leaves) or in handwriting. Approx. 50 of the photographs are from Israel, from the time of the War of Independence.
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
Enclosed: "The Suez Canal of the revolution, outlines of the history of the Communist Movement in Iran" (Hebrew), a printed report, dated 7.8.1951; "Prisoners of Zion in Eastern European countries, from the establishment of the state to this day" (Hebrew), a printed report, dated 17.2.1954; "Travelogue" (Hebrew) – a printed leaf listing dates and describing cities the representative had been to on one of his journeys.
1. "General review of a 'journey' via Persian Azerbaijan and Anatolia, 13.6.1951-1.7.1951", a typewritten report with several handwritten additions, documenting a 3000-kilometer journey by land and a sea voyage of the same distance from Teheran to Haifa via Turkey, on which the writer had embarked (presumably, to examine the possibility of bringing Jews to Israel not by plane). Includes a detailed documentation of the road networks, the political conditions, Jewish institutions, and the army and history of Persia and Turkey.
12, [2] pp. 28.5 cm. Good-Fair condition. Filing holes, creases and small tears along edges. Stains and open tears to the first leaf (not affecting the text). A small piece is cut from the upper part of the first leaf (presumably a name of a place or the writer's name).
2. Approx. 540 photographs arranged in four albums, most of them from Iran and a few from Turkey. The photographs depict an Independence Day celebration at the Iraqi refugee camp in Teheran, the Kurdish refugee camp in the cemetery of Teheran, farmers, police officers and local tradesmen, various cities and other sights. One of the albums is completely dedicated to the documentation of a short journey the representative went on to the various cities of Iran – Kashan, Isfahan, Persepolis, Shiraz and elsewhere (presumably, in preparation for the long journey that is documented in the report).
The albums are captioned and dated by means of printed notes (mounted to the leaves) or in handwriting. Approx. 50 of the photographs are from Israel, from the time of the War of Independence.
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
Enclosed: "The Suez Canal of the revolution, outlines of the history of the Communist Movement in Iran" (Hebrew), a printed report, dated 7.8.1951; "Prisoners of Zion in Eastern European countries, from the establishment of the state to this day" (Hebrew), a printed report, dated 17.2.1954; "Travelogue" (Hebrew) – a printed leaf listing dates and describing cities the representative had been to on one of his journeys.
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue
![Iton Rishmi [Official Gazette]. Issue no. 1 (14.5.48) through issue no. 50 (11.2.1949), bound together. Tel-Aviv: "HaPoel HaT](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale73-public/64_1.jpg "\"Official Gazette\" – The Provisional Government of Israel – Issues nos")
![Iton Rishmi [Official Gazette]. Issue no. 1 (14.5.48) through issue no. 50 (11.2.1949), bound together. Tel-Aviv: "HaPoel HaT](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale73-public/64_2.jpg "\"Official Gazette\" – The Provisional Government of Israel – Issues nos")
![Iton Rishmi [Official Gazette]. Issue no. 1 (14.5.48) through issue no. 50 (11.2.1949), bound together. Tel-Aviv: "HaPoel HaT](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale73-public/64_3.jpg "\"Official Gazette\" – The Provisional Government of Israel – Issues nos")
Auction 73 - Jewish and Israeli History, Culture and Art
August 11, 2020
Opening: $400
Sold for: $688
Including buyer's premium
Iton Rishmi [Official Gazette]. Issue no. 1 (14.5.48) through issue no. 50 (11.2.1949), bound together. Tel-Aviv: "HaPoel HaTzair" Press, authorized by the Provisional Government.
All issues of "Iton Rishmi", providing the official text of all legislation and orders issued in the first year of the State of Israel: the declaration of independence, the establishment of the Israel Defense Forces, the proclamation of the flag of the State of Israel, emergency regulations and more. Bound together with a title page and index.
"Iton Rishmi" was the title of the official government gazette for the State of Israel during the term of the Provisional Government. After the enactment of the Transition Law ("Chok HaMa'avar") and the establishment of the Knesset (in February 1949), its name was changed to "Reshumot".
VIII, 165, [1], 226, 2, 227-436 pp., approx. 31 cm. Good condition. Stains. Closed and open tears to several leaves (some restored). A piece cut out of the title page (restored with paper. The missing text was completed by hand). Inked stamps and handwritten notations to several leaves. New binding and endpapers (spine gilt-embossed).
All issues of "Iton Rishmi", providing the official text of all legislation and orders issued in the first year of the State of Israel: the declaration of independence, the establishment of the Israel Defense Forces, the proclamation of the flag of the State of Israel, emergency regulations and more. Bound together with a title page and index.
"Iton Rishmi" was the title of the official government gazette for the State of Israel during the term of the Provisional Government. After the enactment of the Transition Law ("Chok HaMa'avar") and the establishment of the Knesset (in February 1949), its name was changed to "Reshumot".
VIII, 165, [1], 226, 2, 227-436 pp., approx. 31 cm. Good condition. Stains. Closed and open tears to several leaves (some restored). A piece cut out of the title page (restored with paper. The missing text was completed by hand). Inked stamps and handwritten notations to several leaves. New binding and endpapers (spine gilt-embossed).
Category
The British Mandate of Palestine, Jewish Enlistment, Illegal Immigration,
Cyprus Detention Camps and the Establishment of the State of Israel
Catalogue