Box featuring "Audiovisual show" - a set of 72 slides featuring sights of Jerusalem, including an LP with English narration on one side, and Hebrew narration on the other. The narration matches the slide show, with a special sound signaling when one should move to the next slide.
The box includes an 8-page instruction booklet, and a list of the slides in Hebrew and English. Published four years after East Jerusalem was conquered in the Six-Day War.
NM/VG+. Probably unused.

Trading cards album named "Olam HaZemer (World of Song) containing cards of Israeli and international pop stars. It was produced by Crystal soft drinks company and the music magazine "Lahiton." Early Seventies.
The album includes [11] pages, with [48] cards.
Israeli pop stars include Oshik Levi, Shlomo Artzi, Chava Alberstein, Svika Pick and Boaz Sharabi. International pop stars include George Harrison, James Brown, Deep Purple, T-Rex.
Tom Jones is featured on the front cover, while Deep Purple appear on the back cover. Complete album, with all cards.
22X22 cm. Very good condition. Detached page.

The first card album of HaOlam HaMufla (Amazing World) series, issued in 1972. The album, as well as the rest of the series, was published by Niram. The album includes 397 cards dealing with science, technology, physics and nature.
Three cards are missing: 169, 284, and 353.?Very good condition.

The story Dira Lehaskir (A Flat for Rent) first appeared in "Mishmar LiYeladim," on October 22nd, 1948.
Only eleven years later, in 1959, the story was first published as the first entry in the Halon series of Sifriyat HaPoalim, featuring illustrations by Shoshana Heiman. The book was apparently published as a reaction to the Wadi Salib riots, a protest of Israelis of 'Oriental' origin against discrimination and deprivation and against the Mapai rule.
It took another eleven years until in 1970 the story was reissued with new illustrations by Shmuel Katz, and became a classic.
The illustrations in this book, by Shoshana Heiman, are in two colors - the first being black and the second alternating between red and yellow.
[16] pages, including paper cover. Flaws with loss to title page. Slight stains.

Bevar, the publication of the Tel Aviv Zoo, Issues 1-34, (some are double issues), bound in an untitled brown fabric binding.
Issues feature many photographs and illustrations, as well as stories and articles about the zoo in particular, and the animal kingdom in general.
The Tel Aviv Zoo - the first in Israel, was founded in 1939, and was located near the municipality building, where it remained open until 1980. The animals were then transferred to the Ramat Gan Safari, and a shopping mall (Gan HaIr) was built on the zoo's site.
Very good condition. Size: 23x16 cm, except for the two first issues which are 21x15 cm.