berkowitz y d edited (12 Ergebnisse)

Softbound. Zustand: Good. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 160 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 161-320 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Good. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 161-320 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated , mild water-staining Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 161-320 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Good. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 321-556 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated , mildly cocked Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 321-486 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. . A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 160 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Good. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 160 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated , mildly cocked Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Good. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 321-383 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated , mild water-staining 65022 9 Book Author-Title Berkowitz, Y.D., edited by Miklat: Kerakh Shelishi, Sefer Tishi Down Henry New York The Stybel Publishing House 1920 Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 321-383 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated , mild water-staining ü Good Softbound In Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin. 10.00 1 Literature yes A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavo, brown paper covers with black lettering, 160 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavos, brown cloth with black lettering, 480 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good-. Octavos, brown cloth with black lettering, 480 + 480 + 480 + 480 + 542 pp., headpieces and tailpieces along with a few in-text illustrations by Saul Raskin. Free front endpaper of the first volume separated Text is in Hebrew. A highly cosmopolitan selection of Hebrew literature. Athough published in New York City American representation is limited to a few of the central American Hebreaists. What is most American is the addition of the art of Raskin. He is here already innovating in his use of Hebrew lettering though his illustrations are not yet noteably American. Longer prose works were issued in pieces over the course of multiple issues. Where the head pieces were designed for one work they were re-used with each appearance.