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LOT 633:
Collection of Books Literature in the Land of Israel, Mandate Period
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Sold for: $25
Start price:
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25
Estimated price :
80$-100$
Buyer's Premium: 20%
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Collection of Books Literature in the Land of Israel, Mandate Period
Collection, of Books Literature in the Land of Israel, Mandate Period, includes: 1. Booklet for Thought and Poetry, edited and published by Y.H. Brenner, photo edition, 1972 - first and sedicond year "Hame'orer - Booklet for Thought and Poetry, edited and published by Y.H. Brenner, photo edition, 1972 - first and second year. In good general condition: light worm damages to the first year volume: with no harm to the text. 21.5X14 cm. *Hame'orer was published as a monthly journal, however went on to encounter hardships and its short appearance was not regualr. Its influence on the development of the new Hebrew language was immense. "Hame'orer" was made with the participation of almost all Hebrew authors of the beginning of the century, also works published by Brenner himself. The name of the journal "Hame'orer" (The Awakener) became throughout the years a sort of a flag and slogan for various literary groups, believing inspiritual rejuvenation from within a harsh crisis reality, 2. Ze'ev Jabotinsky (1880-1940), collection of 5 books published by Eri Jabotinsky, Jerusalem, 1947, includes: poems (3 identical volumes), Stories and and The Five (Hamishtam). One of the books is miising its cover (poems). In varying conditions: wear and tear and age marks, 3. Y.H. Brenner Entire Writings - 3 volume set published by Dvir, 1956-1960-1967, 500 + 516 + 460 pages, hard covers, 28X22 cm. In good general condition: light worm holes to the opening and closing, a number of holes to the opening pages (no damage to text), in the first volume pages 465-500 are detached from the book, handwritten editorial notes in the beginning of the segment, apparently instructions in Har's handwriting for the editing of the text, 4. Collection of 5 books by Haim Nachman Bialik published by Dvir, Tel Aviv, includes: 4 books from the Writings of Haim Nachman Bialik series, 1926, includes: part two: stories and literarture, part three (2 nearly identical books): abbreviated translation of Don Quixote, part four: Wilhelm Tell by Friedrich Schiller. In 3 of the books library stamps of a school (except for one of the third volumes), as well as 6 Sidrey Mishna punctuated and interpreted by H.N. Bialik, first Seder: Zra'im, 1936. In fair-good conditions: some of the volume covers of the Bialik Writings have tears, covers detaching from the interior. A number of detaching sheets, yellowing to sheets/brown sheets. *Source: the estate of Israel Har RIP.
