Collection of Mandatory Posters, Letters and Postcards. From the British Mandate through the Establishment of Israel

Collection of Mandatory Posters, Letters and Postcards. From the British Mandate through the Establishment of Israel
Collection of posters, postcards and historical documents of various public bodies from the era of the Mandate and the establishment of Israel. 14 items. * Posters [5 leaves]. Recommendation for the collection of donations for orphans, with a recommendation written during the lifetime of Rabbi Chaim of Brisk, at the beginning of the 20th century. Poster for the Kupat HaSiyua HaYerushalmit, 1920s. Poster opposing non-religious schooling, Beit Sefer Beit Yaakov, Jerusalem, 1940s. Poster appealing to people to adopt the children in the ma’abarot and immigration camps, Mifal Korat Gag, 1940s. Recommendation poster by Rabbi Alter Meir Sofer regarding the Rabbi of Kalish. 1950. Overall fine condition. * Collection of documents relating to the mandate and the pioneering settlements [11 leaves]. Appointment of a judge; sale of a stock in the “Chevrat HaBayit”; documents from the Keren HaYesod and the Zionist Organization; Land purchase in Givat Shaul; Letter to the Kol Yerushalayim radio station; letter of the “Va’ad Ha’ir L’Toshvei Yerushalayim” to Dr. Zweig signed by Yosef Meyuchas. Letters regarding the pioneering settlement in Kiryat Anavi with Dr. Zweig’s speech. Consolation letter from the Kupat HaTamuchui of Rabbi Uziel. Overall fine condition. * Postcards [3 leaves]. “Siyum HaSefer” from the series of “B’Chutzot Yerushalayim” by Gur Aryeh, Bezalel, 1933. Postcard, the Kedma illegal immigrant ship, the first ship of the ZIM company to sail between Marseilles and Genoa to Israel and back, 1947. Postcard, New Years, IDF, beginning of the 1950s. Overall very fine condition.