Tel Aviv: Ha-Bimah, 1989. Softbound. Oblong royal octavos, stapled paper covers, 28 pp., b/w photos + 36 pp., b/w photos and drawings. In a paper portfolio with some soiling. Text is in Hebrew. A commemorative package listing the productions of the Ha-Bimah and the prizes that they have received. More
New York: Hebrew Publishing Company, 1920s. Hardbound. Quarto, blue cloth with gold lettlering, 120, 3-194, 3-194 pp. Text is in Hebrew. Rashi is in Rashi script. Onkelos is vocalized. More
Jerusalem: Mekize Nirdamim, 1936. Hardbound. Octavo, black cloth spine with gold lettering, fraying at the head of the spine, 244 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Jerusalem: Reuben Mas, [1987]. Hardbound. Octavo, glossy paper covered boards, 298 pp., index. Text is in Hebrew. More
New York: Hotsa'at mishpah'at ha-manoah be-hishtatfut haverim, 1944. Hardbound. Octavo, black cloth with mildly worn gold lettering, frontispiece photo, 186 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Jerusalem: 1907. Hardbound. Octavo, black cloth, edgeworn marbled paper covered boards, soiled endpapers, title page with some pen, 72, 54, 114, 4 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Tel Aviv: Hotsaat Am Oved, 1947. Hardbound. Duodecimo in edgeworn dust jacket, frontispiece photo, 356 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Frankfurt am Main - Moscow - Odessa: Hotsaat Amanut, 1922/3. Hardbound. Small octavo, half grey cloth with black letterin, pink cloth covered boards with black lettering. 102 pp., b/w drawings. Yellowed paper. Translated into Hebrew by M. Ben-Eliezer. More
Jerusalem: Hotsaat Mosad Ha-Rav Kuk, 1959. Hardbound. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 94 pp. In Hebrew. Inscribed with the initials of the editor on the free front endpaper. More
Warsaw: Hotsa'at "Berkai" : ha-Mimkar bi-hevrat "Tsentral" 1923. Hardbound. Small octavo, tan cloth spine, pink marbled paper covered boards, 159 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
[Koenigsberg]: 1860. Hardbound. Octavo, quarter leather spine completely lacking the back-strip, edgeworn marbled paper covered boards, 126 pp. In Hebrew. The author's best known work. More
Warsaw: Hotssat Sifrut, 1912. Hardbound. Small octavo, green publishers cloth with white lettering and designs in brown and black, 200 pp. Some yellowed paper. Text is in Hebrew. More
Ramat-Gan, Israel: Hotsaat Ha-Universitah Bar-Ilan, 1958. Hardbound. Royal octavo in dust jacket, 325 pp., two b/w drawings each by Avigdor Arikha and Yosl Bergner. Text is in Hebrew. More
New York: 1945. Hardbound. Octavo, black cloth with small gold lettering on the spine and front board, 272 pp., errata. Text is in Hebrew. More
Jerusalem: Mosad Byalik, 1953. Hardbound. Duodecimo in edgeworn dust jacket with a few tears, 304 pp. Text is in Hebrew. Inscribed by the authot on the title page. More
Tel Aviv: Le-ahdut ha-avodah, 1945. Hardbound. 16mo, tan cloth with light brown lettering, 182 pp., b/w drawing by Ts. B. Text is in Hebrew. More
New York: A. Regelson Publication Committee, 1941. Softbound. Octavo, soiled green paper with gold lettering, , 272 pp. In Hebrew. Briefly inscribed to the Yiddish poet Aaron Leyeles by the author on the free front endpaper. More
New York: Ha-Histadruth Ha-Ivrit Be-Amerikah, 1949. Hardbound. Octavo, grey-blue cloth with gold lettering, 714 pp. In Hebrew. More
Hardbound. Quartos, edgeworn blind-stamped and gilt decorated black cloth with gilt title on spine, 210, 24 pp. + 187,36 pp. + 145, 26, 14 pp. + 140, 41pp. + 256 pp., hinges weak, cracked or cracking. Translated into Hebrew (form the Aramaic). More
Bronx, New York: 1955. Hardbound. Quarto, black cloth with gold lettering, 100 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
New York: Hotsaat "Sefarim" 1942. Hardbound. Octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 319 pp., notes, index. Text is in Hebrew. More
Tel Aviv: Y.L. Perets Farlag, 1962. Hardbound. Octavo in dust jacket, 312 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Tel Aviv: Hotsaat Dvir, 1967. Softbound. Duodecimo, soiled paper covers with flaps, 85 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Tel Aviv: Hptsaat Yavneh, 1967. Hardbound. Royal octavo, red cloth spine with gold lettering, grey paper covered boards, with gold lettering, 440 pp. Text is in Hebrew. Foreword by Isaac Bashevis Singer. More
