1948 Doar Ivri Plate No. Blocks, selection with 3m (9), 5m (13), 10m (9), 20m (9), 50m (12), various paper varieties, different serial numbers and printings, n.h., fine-v.f. (Cat No. 1-6) (Image)

Est.US$500

1948 Doar Ivri rouletted with Tabs, three different, n.h., v.f. (Cat No. 1a-3b) (Image)

Est.US$100

1949 Road to Jerusalem, two Tab strips of five (10 singles with Tabs), n.h., v.f. (Cat No. 24) (Image)

Est.US$250

1864 (10 May) cover to Padova, franked with Austrian Levant 3sld green, 5sld rose and horizontal pair of 15sld brown, all perf. 9 1/2, paying 38sld from Jerusalem, all canceled "Gerusalemme 10/5", with "Lloyd Agenzie Smyrne" transit and Padova arrival postmarks on back, 5sld with rounded lower right corner, otherwise fine and attractive three-color franking from Austrian Post Office in Jerusalem, with 1997 Sorani certificate (Image)

Est.US$3,000

1920-24 three stationery cards from Iran, each written in Hebrew letters and Farsi, sent from Isfahan to Teheran, fine-v.f. and rare usage (Iranian Jews used Hebrew Alphabet to write Farsi to each other) (Image)

Est.US$500

1934-75 Jewish Autonomous Region, four covers or cards incl. 1934 cover and card to Canada, with Tikhonkaya-v (railway station for Birobidzhan), 1942 card franked with Soviet 20k green, tied by a bilingual (Yiddish and Russian) "Birobidzhan EAO" cds, sent to Tashkent; also cover from Obluchye (a town in the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Russia, located on the Amur 159 kilometers west of Birobidzhan) sent in 1975 to Cuba, fine lot. Birobidzhan is a town and the administrative center of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast. It is located on the Trans-Siberian railway, close to the border with the People's Republic of China. It was granted urban-type settlement status in 1928 and town status in 1937 (Image)

Est.US$300