Postcard with Signatures by Ze'ev Jabotinsky and

Ze'ev Jabotinsky Sword, was given to him as a gift from the British, was a additional sword to the one showing at Mezudat david in Tel aviv with other of his personal items.a sward expert determined i

Large impressive collection about Ze'ev Jabotinsky. Books, pamphlets and newspapers for collectors of Beitar Land of Israel. Title: זאב זבוטינ&#15

Ze'ev Jabotinsky ALS To His Mother Regarding His Family's Visit Postcard to his mother Eva, dated April 8, 1921 and reads in full, "Dearest, Received …thanks. Anya and Eri are preparing for thei

3 Herut newspapers about the funeral of the leaderr Ze'ev Jabotinsky. *8.7.1964 - headline reads Ze'ev Jabotinsky returning to his nation people and land. *9.7.1964 - headline reads The Capital of Isr

A bisque statue of Ze'ev Jabotinsky. Height: 13 cm.

A word about the Gedud; history of the Jewish Gedud as its founder remembers, by Zeev Jabotinsky. Paris, 1928. Russian. A signed copy of the Russian translation of the book "Hagedud HaIvri" (Jewish Le

The cheque was written to the order of Nachum Rappaport of Haifa and bears the stamp of "Bank Halva'a Ve'Chisachon' in Haifa. Items signed by Jabotinsky while he was working for the "Yehuda" Insurance

Embroidered fabric flag. Added are wood poles, deconstructable into 3 parts for lifting. And a bronze Lamp, height: 22 cm, width: 18 cm. Measurements: 166 cm length. 93 cm width. <

The Five, A Novel of Jewish Life in Turn-of-the-Century Odesa by Vladimir Zhabotinsky. Published by Optimum, Odesa, 2000. In Russian. Soft cover. Illustrated by Mad. Zeev Jabotinsky, also known as Vla

Collection of symbols of Beitar, Etzel, Lechi, Herut. Diverse and special. Ze'ev Jabotinsky bronze medal, house of the Jewish Brigades, 59 mm.&nbsp; With a dedication for Knesset member Esther Raziel

*Binyamin zeev herzl - 1860-1904, size: 11*15 cm&nbsp; *Zeev Jabotinsky 1881-1940, size: 12.5*9 cm *Joseph Trumpeldor 1881-1920, size: 12.5*9 can be hung on a wall&nbsp; Title: 3 &#

ZEEV JABOTINSKY 1880-1940

A letter in the handwriting and with the signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Ze'ev of Rachmistroivka. In the letter, the Rebbe writes to the recipient: "I have not ceased praying for him for a single day for

Aqed Yitzchak - a large painting, based on the famous painting by Ze'ev Raban, which was published as a postcard in 1930 (from a series of 10 postcards of the cities of the Land of Israel) The origina

"The Independence Hanukkah Lamp", two original drawings by Ze'ev Raban for a Hanukkah lamp produced by the Pal-Bell company. [ca. 1950]. Pencil and ink on paper. Stamped with the studio stamp, "Ze'ev

Le Cantique de Salomon, enluminé par Ze'ev Raban. Shir Hashirim, painted by Ze'ev Raban, 'Bezalel' Jerusalem. Published by "Shir Hashirim", Jerusalem, 1930. 26 colored picture-plates, pasted onto t

A brooch, designed by Ze'ev Raban, decorated with a depiction of biblical Ruth. Made of sterling silver. Circa 1930. Stamped on the back in English: Made in Palestine, ST. 925. Ze'ev Raban (1890 - 197

Lot of 2 early sketches for the Etzioni Brigade badge by Ze'ev Raban, 1947. Page dimensions: 11.5X11.5 cm. Unsigned. Minor flaws.

The Scroll of Ruth, illustrated by Ze'ev Raban. Published by the American-Palestine Art Publishing Co. New York, 1930. Medium-good condition, wear to the cover, an exlibris label.

Michael Schumacher signed postcard signature on reverse. Michael Schumacher (born 3 January 1969) is a German former racing driver who competed in Formula One for Jordan, Benetton, Ferrari, and Merced

The Story of Ruth, illustrated by Ze'ev Raban. Published by the American-Palestine Art Publishing Co. New York, 1930. Medium condition, wear to the cover, the backstrip is missing a few parts. Foxing

Hand written postcard by Robert Indiana Comes with a signed paper

Figures from the Bible, 1920,14 Framed Works: Shaul, Judith, Jonathan, Ashmadi (Joker) Shlomo, Queen of Sheba, Avshalom, David, Batsheva, Yoav, Ahasuerus, Esther, Harbona, The Zodiac,watercolor and in

Letter from the visionary of the Jewish State, Binyamin Ze'ev (Theodor) Herzl, on the official stationery of his newspaper, Neue Freie Presse. The letter is dated 25 May 1897, just three months before