“Lend a Hand to Build the People’s House (“Beit HaAm”) VINTAGE ISRAELI POSTER – Israel, 1949

A rare Israeli poster from 1951, calling on the public to support the construction of “Beit HaAm” (The People’s House) – a civic and cultural center meant to strengthen community life and national identity in the early years of the State of Israel.

The poster features a powerful symbolic illustration: two hands – one light-skinned, one dark – pulling together on a rope lifting a building. This striking image reflects the ideals of unity, solidarity, and mutual responsibility, central themes in Israel’s formative years.

Style: Socialist-realist, national revival imagery

A meaningful piece of Israeli visual history – expressing the collective spirit of a nation under construction.A valuable collectible for lovers of vintage Zionist design, mid-century Israeli graphics, historical propaganda posters, and cultural heritage.