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Mickey Kaufman was born in Tel Aviv in 1950, and lived there all his life. Born to Dr. Rudolf Kaufman, a Berlin-born economist, and to Oli (Fordes) Kaufman, a native of Vienna. His mother founded in Vienna in 1935 the 'O.P.' publication bearing the initials of her name. She immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1938, and after her marriage to Kaufman changed her name to 'O.K.'
Since 1974, Mickey has served as the firm's CEO and creative director for 25 years. He also published companies that were unfamiliar in the country at the beginning of their careers, such as Super-Pharm and Burgranch. Mickey created the mythological character of Albert Fruits, who became a cultural hero and a regular in the Israeli living room.
In 1995, on the eve of the first anniversary of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, Mickey Kaufman initiated a tribute in honor and memory of the Prime Minister. He produced a special memorial candle, which bears the portrait of Yitzhak Rabin, and asked the public to "light a candle for Yitzhak Rabin."
Between the years 1985–1988
He had a regular column in the "Ha'ir" newspaper that bore his name, in which true and fictional Tel Aviv stories he wrote appeared. Continuing his literary path, he told his stories for 11 years on Avi Etgar's weekly show, 'Etgar LaShabbat', which aired on Net 2 on Saturday afternoons. Many of these stories have been adapted and incorporated into his book 'Emergency Stairs', published in 2014.
He was married to Eli Kaufman, and they have a daughter, Roni, a photographer by profession. Since 1988 he has lived in a relationship with Tamar Harari and they have two sons, Omri and Nir. On March 3, 2021 he passed away after a long battle with Parkinson's disease.
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פריט 169
judaica.
Israel, a collection of 66 labels of bakeries for the production of bread from different periods in the country
פריט 170
Judaica.
1939 A group of 9 envelopes was sent from France during the Second World War and all the envelopes were censored. The envelopes were sent between Jewish families in various places in France to Switzerland
פריט 171
Judaica.
1944-1943. A group of 9 envelopes, 5 postcards, sent by express mail and registered, correspondence between Jewish families from European and Iberian countries and sent to Switzerland. Basel All envelopes with various censorship stamps, including a postcard from the Iberian countries to Switzerland with an 80 Rup conference
פריט 172
Judaica.
1943. Group of 6 envelopes sent by express mail and registered, correspondence between two Jewish families sent from Austria Vienna to Switzerland Basel All envelopes were censored by German
פריט 173
Judaica.
Description: “Zohar (Glow)" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 5.5 x 6 / 12 x 10 cm,Hand-signed, Signed in the plate as well.
Description: “To the conductor of the dances" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 5.5 x 6 / 12 x 10 cm, Hand-signed, Signed in the plate as well.
Description: “My Poetry" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 12 x 10 cm, Hand-signed and titled.
Description: “And Should the Angel Ask” (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 12 x10 cm, Hand-signed and titled.
Description: "On the slaughter" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 5 x 5 / 12 x 10cm, Hand-signed.
Description: “On the Threshold of the Beit Midrash" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem),Woodcut, 6 x 5 cm / 12 x 10 cm, Hand-signed.
Description: “Get out, you seer!" (Amos 7:12) (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut,5 x 4 cm / 12 x 8 cm, Hand-signed.
Description: “Alone, 1923" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 12 x 9 cm, Hand-signed and dated.
Description: From Hayim Nahman Bialik poem, Woodcut, 12 x 10 cm, Hand-signed and titled.
Description: “After my death" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 5 x 4 / 13 x 10 cm, Hand-signed.
Description: “Night dwarfs" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 12 x 10 cm,Hand-signed.
Description: “The Last Dead of the Desert" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik poem), Woodcut, 6 x5 / 15 x 11 cm , Hand-signed.
Description: Jewish girl (from Hayim Nahman Bialik Songs), Woodcut, 6 x 4 / 14 x 10 cm,Hand-signed.
Description: On an autumn day (from Hayim Nahman Bialik Songs), Woodcut, 6 x 4 / 14 x 10cm, Hand-signed.
Description: "In my reply" (from Hayim Nahman Bialik Songs), Woodcut, 6 x 5 / 15 x 11 cm,Hand-signed
פריט 174
Judaica.
Jewish and Israeli History and Culture In Palestine. Sixteen Photographic Studies PALESTINE TO-TAY. Seventh Series. Published by Lion the printer for the ZIONIST organization youth department. Contents 15 photos published by ICHUD OLAMI Tel - Aviv
Republic Of Israel Commemorative Ceramic Plate USA 1948 1st Edition 23K Gold Dedicated to the Pioneers of Palestine Newark STORES INC. N.J. First Edition 23 Karat Gold Made in the USA in very good condition with no chips or cracks. Has some loss of gold to the rim measures 10.5" across
פריט 176
Judaica.
Wood engraving in lithographic work, Josef Budko, Berlin 1922, "The Hasidim". From a work of 7 works about the lives of Hasidim in the towns of Poland: in the Beit Midrash, with the Rebbe, an hour of thought, Torah study, prayer work, and during the programs. Signed in pencil by the artist in the lower-left corner of each work. Lithographs printed on tissue paper, Most of them 12 cm * 9 cm, excellent condition
פריט 177
Booklet
Herzl, two stamp booklets of the Jewish National Fund.
1. The Herzl Foundation in Vienna, including 6 full stamp sheets.
2. Herzl's hometown, including 6 full stamp pages.
From the 1954 "Exile Stamps" series.
In new condition. We have not been seen in such a situation for a long time.
פריט 178
JNF.
Collection of JNF Stamps
Collection of stamps (paper labels) that were printed by the Jewish National Fund and whose purchase constituted a donation to the activity of the JNF. [Europe and Israel, early 20th century to 1997s].
The collection contains * Early "Zion" stamps. * Herzl stamps (different colors, 1909). * Four color stamps on the subject of settlement and building (1915). * Booklet (incomplete) with stamps of sites in Israel (Herzl House, and more, 1919). * full booklets, and with stamps showing the map of Israel and the map of Jerusalem, in different colors. * A booklet with four sheets of stamps - * Stamps from the series "We Shall not Forget You the Diaspora!" (Hebrew) glued in a booklet for children. * Additional stamps, from later years.
A total of several hundred stamps. Size and condition vary. Most of the stamps are in very good condition.
All in 10 albums all stamps in very good condidion with original gum
פריט 179
JNF.
Israel, JNF-KKL Labels, 1967, 25a Fortification, imperf, red-brown color inverted, full sheet of 20 with four tabs, o.g., never hinged, Very Fine. Phillips 3600 var., Rochlin 1560 var: includes a normal for comparison.
1915, Australia lot of 4 Kangaroo stamps MiNr: 21-24 Wm.3, from 2d, 2 1/2d, 6d, 9d, all original gum hinged Cat Euro 1760. VF