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In this auction and subsequent auctions will include items from the estate of the poet and editor Israel Har.
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LOT 601:
Israel Har (1932-2019) - Notes to the Publication of the Volume of Thomas Mann's Story from 'Tonio Kröger'.
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Start price:
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80
Estimated price:
700$-900$
Auction house commission:
20%
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VAT: 17% On commission only
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Israel Har (1932-2019) - Notes to the Publication of the Volume of Thomas Mann's Story from 'Tonio Kröger'.
Israel Har (1932-2019) - Notes to the Publication of the Volume of Thomas Mann's Story from 'Tonio Kröger' (Issued as number 85 in Tarmil Library) written in Har's handwriting in Hebrew translation of Omanot Publishing, Tel Aviv, mandate period, include instructions to the arranging of the book, as well as corrections and proofreading corrections in handwriting among the printed pages of the book . The book is in fair condition: cover: stains, the back of the book is cracked and coming apart, fading, interior: yellowing to the pages, dismantled spine, many pages are disconnected. This is a fascinating historic piece of culture of one of Israel's most important pocket book series! *Source: the estate of Israel Har RIP.
