$29.99
Judaica Leather Journal

• Size 4"x 6"
• Holds 100 pictures
• Hand polished and lacquered
• Tarnish resistant

The designs featured within this journal are from an exceptionally beautiful Hebrew alphabet book drawn from the Hebraic section of the Library of Congress. The work of two Jerusalemites associated with the Bezalel School of Art--Levin Kipnis, who contributed the verses, and Zeb Raban, the artwork--Alef-Bet was printed in Berlin in 1923. Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated by an object whose name in Hebrew begins with that letter; for example, a stork, hasida, stands for Het, and a peacock, tavas, for tet. The embossed design on the front of this journal is adapted from one of the many woodcut illustrations in Minhagim, a book about Jewish customs published in Amsterdam in 1707 by Solomon ben Joseph Proops.

Published with the Library of Congress.

• Genuine dark blue leather embossed slip jacket
• Removable journal insert has full-color laminated covers
• Colorful decorative elements throughout
• 144 pages
• Bound to lie flat; ribbon marker
• Uncoated paper suits pencil or pen
• Size: 5 X 7"