Collection of Photographed Postcards – Building, Settlements and Views in Palestine

Sixteen photographed postcards – photographs depicting view, sites, settlements, workers and tradesmen, in Palestine. [The first half of the 20th century, most of the postcards are from the 1920s and 1930s].
* Two postcards depicting the wineries of Rishon LeZion (one of the captioned and signed on the plate: "Rishon LeZion Wineries / Photographer M. Amitai" (Hebrew). * Two postcards depicting houses in Kefar Saba, published by the photographer J. Ironi. * Two postcards depicting workers, signed on verso with the photographer's stamp "Z. Brill, Tel-Aviv" (Hebrew). * A postcard depicting illegal immigrants in the port of Haifa (printed English caption on verso, and a stamp "Richard Cadbury, Worchester". * Postcards depicting Rachel's Tomb, Absalom's Pillar, and David's Tower. * And more.
One of the postcards, depicting a goup of Jewish tradesmen, is signed on verso "Photographer Chovav Ben Basat Istanbul" (Hebrew).
Approx. 9x14 cm. Condition varies. Some of them were used.