Four flags for Simchat Torah - rare versions. Israel 1950s

Four flags for Simchat Torah - rare versions. Israel 1950s

Four flags for Simchat Torah - lithographic print on cardboard - rare versions. Israel, 1950s.

1. A child wearing "Maccabi" emblem's shirt holding the Israeli flag, on the other side are children in traditional dress, Moshe and Aharon, an ark, a lion, a tiger, a deer, and an eagle. The flag originally came out in the 1930s. Before us an Israeli version that was printed in the 1950s (published by A. Zaslansky)- Lithographic print on cardboard. This version does not appear in the 'Flags of Simchat Torah'.

2. 'וכתתו חרבותם לאתים וחניתותיהם למזמרות' - A soldier from the Armored Corps alongside a soldier from the Navy, in the background a farmer plowing the land, and IDF symbols expressing the sovereignty of Israel at the top. Lithographic print on cardboard - 1958.

3. Children dance around the stage in front of the 'opening' ark. To the right and left of the Western Wall and the Tower of David visible through the 'windows' - design: Zvi Livni. Lithographic print on cardboard. Israel, 1950s.

4. Children around a Torah scroll against the background of an ark - design: Arie Moskowitz. Lithographic print on cardboard. Israel, 1970s.

Same size: 35x25 cm. On the back of the flags are decorations and quotations from the sources. general condition good. Some have cut corners.