efer HaRokeach -Fano, 1505 -The First Hebrew Bo...

First Hebrew book printed in Brazil, by Sh. Karkowshnitski, published by Shimon Landau. Rio de Janeiro, at the press of Joan Tzion Schreiber and Chaim Candelar, 1925. 18 [2] 19-104 pages, 20 cm. Poems

Dikduk Lashon Hakodesh Belshon Sepharadith [Hebrew] / Arte Hebraispano, Grammatica de la Lengua Santa, by Martin del Castillo. Lyon-Madrid, 1676. Spanish and Hebrew. First Edition. The First Hebrew Gr

BOOKS: [Arthur Syzk] Book of Esther 1926 Ltd Ed, [Arthur Syzk} The Book of Esther, Piazza, Paris, 1926. Hardcover. First Hebrew-language edition. Number 429 from an edition of 500. 6 1/2 x 9 1/4 inche

Lot of 2 Mickey Ma'oz magazines, including issues no. 1 and no. 2, edited by Yehoshua Tan-Pai. Tel Aviv: P. Neidt and Son press, 1947. Mickey Ma'oz is considered the first Hebrew comic magazine. The i

On the shovel the inscribed signature of the year "1944". Given inside a special tarpaulin canvas cover. Signed u.s. and a seal with the first Hebrew letter of the word "Tzahal" is

Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne. "Printed by 'Hazvi' Year 4 and 5", Jerusalem, [early 20th century]. First Hebrew edition. Translation by Eliezer Ben-Yehudah of the book "Around the Wor

carved wood with paint decoration, the first labeled "Bo-Bwa...with warthog horns" (17.5 in.) (light wear to extremities); the second possibly Dan or Kran, horned with a concave face and round eyes (3

[JUDAICA] -CINQUARBRES, Jean (1514-1587) - De re Grammatica Hebraeorum opus. Paris: Martinum Iuveum; D. Christophoris, 1556. A popular Hebrew grammar first printed in 1546 which was then followed by s

RARE The First Day of the Hebrew Post Minister Sheet - First Nine Postage Stamps of the State of Israel. First Day of Hebrew Post - May 16, 1948. Doar Ivri postage stamps in the values of 3, 5, 10, 15

'Entwined Figures'. Bronze on marble base. Signed in Hebrew and numbered. First cast of 25. 9 1/2 x 4 in.

Judaica.- Maimonides (Moses) De sacrificiis liber, text in Hebrew and Latin, first and last ff. blank, section trimmed from upper corner of first blank, 3K3&4 of index paper flaw at foot, affecting ca

Title: 13th Century Medieval Manuscript Hebrew Names Rare medieval vellum leaf dating to the latter 13th century from the book of Hebrew names. The first initial "M" in alternating red and blue. Doubl

SSP (single sided porcelain) B&O Rail Road safety first Do not wipe oil or repair while running porcelain sign. 5" H x 3.5" W.

(1) marked Scammell's Lamberton, design patent; (1) unmarked, but blue line; 7"

,# 1 . Genesis, The First Book Of Moses , in Hebrew with drawings by Saul Raskin , copyright 1944.condition good , with slight tears on slip cover . # 2 Hagadah for Passover , drawings by Saul Raskin

Yaacov Agam (b.1928) - Hebrew Bible with Artistic Binding. First edition, numbered 1253/2000. Printed in Israel, 1987. 16.5x11cm. With a stand.

Yaacov Agam (b.1928) - Hebrew Bible with Artistic Binding. First edition, numbered 1980/2000. Printed in Israel, 1987. 16.5x11cm. With a stand and perspex cover.

Shtei Yadot Hebrew Book and Manuscript, Judaica. First four pages (7 sides) are handwritten. 26 pages (52 sides). 19.5x13.5cm.

Two works Seated figure; and "Hart Stand" Each: Gouache and ink on paper under glass The first signed lower center: Big Bow "Bo;" The second signed lower center: Big Bow; titled in pencil on the b

CONFIDENCES I & II; CELLO, three color lithographs, each signed lower right, numbered 129/1505, 42/650 & 4/690, the first two sheets 17 ½ x 11 ½”, the third sight 22 ¼ x 16 ½”; All framed with

Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord, 'Hebrew Melodies'. John Murray, London, 1815. First Edition leather and marbled Cloth w/ Gold Lettering. 53pp. Weight Approx., 8oz Measures Approx., 5.25" x 8.5" x .25

Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord, 'Hebrew Melodies'. John Murray, London, 1815. First Edition leather and marbled Cloth w/ Gold Lettering. 53pp. Weight Approx., 8oz Measures Approx., 5.25in. x 8.5in. x

Two Jewish sports pinbacks, The first silvered featuring athlete and ''Maccabi'' in Hebrew above Star of David, believed to be Czech late 20s/early 30s; the other larger in gilt, highly detailed athle

"Ktina Kol-Bo", by Haim Nachman Bialik. In Hebrew. With lithographic illustrations by A. Bihem and Rachel Shalit-Marcus. In the publisher's illustrated cover. Berlin-London: “Rimon”, 1923.