Lot, Yizkor posters, newspapers, and booklet—Jerusalem, 20th century.

1. [2] Yizkor posters in bright colors. With verses, illustrations of holy places, words for the Yizkor and Kel Maleh Rachamim prayers, and a spot to write the name of the deceased, by the United Tzedakot and Yeshivat Etz Hayim, respectively. Printed by Monzon, Jerusalem. 2. Keren Torah u’Binyan, by the Etz Hayyim institutions. Booklet in Yiddish and English, accompanied by photographs and illustrations of the institutions, Salomon printing, Jerusalem, 30 pgaes. 3. Edition of the newspaper Kol Yisrael, from Elul 1947. Special edition with a survey of the Charedi institutions in Israel according to six parameters: year of founding and by whom, its goals, number of students, annual budget, description of the institution, and more. 16 pages. 4. Yiddish journal issue, Das Yiddishe Wart (The Yiddish World), from Cheshvan 1954. Articles from the best Charedi writers: Rav Moshe Sharar, Rav Yitzhak Meir Levin, and more. 28 pages. Various sizes and conditions, generally good.