Israeli Arm Struggle 1950s: Rare Poster by the Shamir Brothers
01 Sep 2024
The Struggle to Arm Israel During and After the War of Independence, Rare Poster by the Shamir Brothers, 1962...
>
Exhibition
Israeli Navy Day Poster 1958 ”The Navy protects the gateways of our country”
25 Aug 2024
The State of Israel was officially established on May 14, 1948, alongside the formation of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). However, the Israeli Navy was established only about a month and a half later, on June 30, 1948, the day the British left the port...
Posters of the Week: The Ten Commandments
18 Aug 2024
The film’s posters are legendary, capturing two of the most recognizable scenes in biblical history: Moses parting the Red Sea and receiving the Ten Commandments....
Herzl and Kaiser Wilhelm II Meeting in Jerusalem
04 Aug 2024
A Pivotal Moment in Zionism, Captured in La Petit Journal Newspaper 1898...
Jewish National Fund 1950s-1960s Isreali Educational Children Posters
28 Jul 2024
The Jewish National Fund (JNF) was founded during the Fifth Zionist Congress in 1901, through land purchase, agricultural development, and infrastructure projects, laid the groundwork for Israel’s establishment....
The First Israeli Winery “Carmel Mizrahi” Extremely Rare Tin Sign By Raban and Gur-Arie, 1920
24 Jul 2024
One of the highlights of our collection for its incredible design, extreme rarity, and historic value....
Women of the Jewish Brigade Posters
24 Jul 2024
Forging the Path for the Revolution in Women's Military Service and the IDF Women's Corps...
‘Totzeret Haaretz’ \ Made In Isreal
24 Jul 2024
The concept of 'Totzeret Haaretz,' or 'Produce of the Land,' emerged in Israel during the 1920s, eventually becoming a national decree by the 1930s, symbolizing the significance of Hebrew-made goods in a time when every purchase from olive oil and eggs to shoes or building...
Posters of the Week: Extremely Special Jewish Brigade Recruitment Posters 1943
22 Jul 2024
What did the British Mandate and the Western world understand during WWII that is sadly forgotten today?...