Publications from the first years of the establishment of the Chabad Hasidic movement in the USA. Yiddish and English.
"Finef Yorgang fun HaKriah VeHaKedusha". Brooklyn, New York: Kehot / Agudas Chassidei Chabad, 1940-1945. Yiddish and some English. 54 Issues (issues 1-6, 8-9, 11-14, 16-19, 21-35, 37-43, 46-58, 60-61). Main title page and index at the beginning of the volume.
HaKriah VeHaKedusha, a monthly periodical published from 1940 through 1945 by Agudat Chassidei Chabad. Title at the beginning of the first booklet: "Under the supervision and with the participation of the Lubavitch Rebbe", but from the second booklet, the wording was changed to "with the approval and blessing of the Lubavitch Rebbe"; this title was printed on all following issues. Pasted to the top of the first issue of this volume is a strip of paper printed with the revised version.
The periodical regularly published articles and discourses by the Rayatz, including four famous proclamations in which the Rebbe announced the “L’Altar L’Teshuva L’Altar L’Geula” movement. The mystical column Otiot Porchot appeared in the periodical, comprised incomprehensible words, apparently written by the Rayatz. According to Chabad Chassidim, Heavenly secrets are hidden in these inscriptions; some have been deciphered as foretelling the global events which occurred later, such as the invasion of the Allied Forces of Europe during World War II.

"Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugend" ("Talks and Tales"), Yiddish monthly for children and youth. New York: Kehot / Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch, 1942-1951. Yiddish and English.
124 issues in five volumes: 99 issues of the monthly in its Yiddish version (Shmuessen Mit Kinder Un Yugend), Tevet 1943 – Kislev 1944, Tevet 1946 – Cheshvan 1951 (13 double issues: Tevet 1947 -Kislev 1948), as well as 25 issues of the monthly's English version (Talks and Tales), Tevet 1946 -Kislev 1948.

"Sefer HaZichronot", by Rebbe Rayatz of Lubavitch. Vol. I. Brooklyn, New York: Kehot, 1947. Yiddish. First Edition.
The book, translated from Hebrew to Yiddish by author and journalist, R. David Leib Mekler, was brought to print by the son-in-law of the Rebbe Rayatz, director and editor-in-chief of the Kehot Publication Society, Menachem Mendel Schneerson – the future Lubavitcher Rebbe. Included in the volume are a foreword and some endnotes by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Size and condition vary. Overall good condition.