Palestine Pre-1948

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Photo album belonging to a British soldier based in Palestine during WW1. Shows officers playing polo, RAF Palestine Group headquarters, camp life, standing in front of a jewish hotel in Havazelet Hasharon. 45 photos, some captioned.

Price: $350.00

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Rare photo on postcard stock of a public hanging with manuscript notation on the back saying "Armenian Victims of the Turks. Every day scenes in Jerusalem"

Price: $100.00

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3 postcards by the Istituto Ittalo-Britannico of the British occupation of Jerusalem, 1917.B

Price: $120.00

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3 postcards of pre-WW2 Palestine. B

Price: $100.00

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Postcard of the Palestine pavilion at the 1931 Paris exposition. B

Price: $30.00

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Zionist postcard by the Hebrew Publishing Co of New York. B

Price: $90.00

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12 colonial postcards of views of Haifa, Jaffa, Jerusalem, Nazareth and Bethlehem

Price: $360.00

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Italian Zionist photo archive of 32/33 captioned photos from 1927. Important data shown under “Some data on Palestinian Reconstruction”, with map showing the areas of Hebrew occupation and photos of the first Italian settlement in Palestine. This was presented as a gift from Dott. Ciro Glass, President of the Executive Commission of the Italian Zionist Federation and the Keren Haiesod. On the back of the card, it says “as a gift to this we have a photo of the jewish sister Balutina, in the constitution day of the Italian Committee". B

Price: $1500.00

Note: Keren Hayesod was established at the World Zionist Congress in London on July 7–24, 1920 to provide the Zionist movement with resources needed to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine. It came in response to the Balfour Declaration of 1917, which stated that “his Majesty's government views with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people” - turning the ages-old dream of the return to Zion into a politically feasible goal. Keren Hayesod established fundraising organizations around the world. During the 1920s, Keren Hayesod began to lay the groundwork for a Jewish National Home and helped raise funds to establish the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Bank Hapoalim and various physical projects. In 1926, Keren Hayesod relocated its headquarters from London to Jerusalem.

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Collection of several essays on anti-Semitism and Zionism, all from The American Monthly Review of Reviews from 1898-1902. Titles include Why The Anti-Jewish Movement Succeeds, Mr. Zangwill on Zionism, What To Do With The Russian Jews, and The Jews in Romania. B

Price: $100.00

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Four press photos of World War 1 in Mesopotamia. All captioned on reverse. B

Price: $180.00

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