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LOT 753:
Dagesh: Israel and Worldwide Journalism Digest - Collection of 21 Booklets
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Start price:
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25
Estimated price:
80$-100$
Auction house commission:
20%
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VAT: 17% On commission only
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Dagesh: Israel and Worldwide Journalism Digest - Collection of 21 Booklets
Dagesh: Israel and Worldwide Journalism Digest - Collection of 21 Booklets from the years 1950-51, edited and published by Nachman Tamir, each includes dozens of prime articles from Israel and worldwide newspapers, includes booklets 1-22 (not in sequence). In good-very good conditions: reasonable wear and tear marks. The format was that of the American "Reader's Digest", and in it published a wide spread of articles on matters of society, science and culture from the leading newspapers and magazines in the whole wide world. "Dages" appeared only after the existence of a similar magazine in the Israeli market by the name of "Traqlin" in a larger format. After the initial success of these two competing magazines, the reading public grew tired and started withdrawing from the consumer base. It appears, that one of the reasons for the drop in readership was the appearance of these news segments from the world press in special sections of the daily newspapers. The readers got all they needed from these sections and had no interest in paying extra for "Dagesh" or "Traqlin".
