John of Loewenstein, Prince, 1950. [80] p.; 21 cm. (8¼ inches). An exhibition of 35 dioramas depicting outstanding events in the history of the Jewish eople from ancient times to the establishment of the new state of Israel. The exhibition was created and produced by Otto E. Gottstein. Presented by the Harry Levine Foundation; foreword by Dr. Chaim Weizmann. The booklet presents photographs of the 35 dioramas with accompanying text. Denny C. Stokes designed and constructed the dioramas; J.A. Greenwood and K.M. Ball modelled and pointed the figures. Title page stamped: Michael Popove Memorial Library. In Very Good Condition: glue paper wrapper slightly soiled; tail of spine starting to separate; pages are clean and tight. . Soft Cover. Very Good-.

London, Eng.: Seeley Service & Co., 1963. 375, [1] p.: color frontispiece, 10 leaves of color plates, 9 leaves of monochrome plates; 25 cm. (10 inches). Red cloth with gilt-and-black-stamped spine title. Illustrated dust jacket. Top page edges red. Includes 65 full-page illustrations. Back pastedown bears small label of Ray Riling Arms Books, Philadelphia. Front pastedown bears book plate of former owner, Russell Sturzebecker. Imperial Services Library, vol. 6. In Near Fine/Near Fine Condition: slight discoloration of cloth; dust jacket is price-clipped; edges of dust jacket are slightly rubbed. Overall a clean, bright copy. A thoroughly illustrated history of every regiment that was first formed in London, with particular attention to their uniforms.. Near Fine/Near Fine. Illus. by Barnes, R. Money.