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Lot 1271 |
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Dayan, Moshe (1915-81) Israeli general and politician. Signed sheet, "M. Dayan," with "The Festival Postage Stamps of Israel Issued In The Year 1965 (5726)," 9 x 12½ in. Each of the six stamps represents one day of the Creation, which, according to the Biblical story, took place over six days. Dayan signed in the white background. Matted and framed to 14 x 17½ in. The frame has some chips, but the sheet is like new.
Estimated Value $200 - 250.
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Lot 1272 |
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Dayan, Moshe (1915-1981) Israeli soldier and politician who masterminded three wars. Typed Letter Signed ("M. Dayan,") the year of his death, one page, octavo, Zahala, August 27, 1981. To Jesse Lasky and Pat Silver, the husband and wife screenwriting team (mistakenly addressing Jesse as "Ms.): "Thank you very much for sending me the book 'The Offer'. I am looking forward with pleasure to reading it…." Boldly signed in black ink and accompanied by transmittal envelope. Extremely fine.
Estimated Value $150 - 200.
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$86 |
Lot 1273 |
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Rabin, Yithak (1922-96) Prime minister of Israel; winner of Nobel peace prize; assassinated in 1996. Color Photograph Signed ("Y. Rabin"), 7 x 4¾", no place, no date. The photo pictures Rabin, as prime minister of Israel, on a state visit with the Turkish prime minister. Leah Rabin stands with her husband. Extremely fine.
Estimated Value $200 - 250.
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Lot 1274 |
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Rabin, Yithak and King Hussein I. Color Photograph Signed by Israeli Prime Minister Rabin ("Y. Rabin") in English and by King Hussein I of Jordan in Arabic, 4½ x 7", The White House, October 1994. The two statesmen are pictured in the Oval Office with President Clinton. As a result of their meetings, they signed a peace treaty, the Washington Declaration, on October 26, 1994. Rabin would be assassinated in 1996 by a right-wing Jewish activist; Hussein would succumb to cancer in 1999. Extremely fine condition.
Estimated Value $300 - 400.
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$460 |
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