A photograph from 1947 of Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952), a Zionist leader and Israeli statesman who served as president of the Zionist Organization and then as the first president of Israel (1949-52). OLD FRIENDS GREETED WEIZMANN when he visited Boston on October 11, 1947, to address the opening rally of the Combined Jewish Appeal. On the left is Harry Levine of Leominster and on the right, is Dewey Stone of Brockton,  both prominent in Zionist circles and close friends of the b noted statesman and scientist.
There is a stamp on the back of the photo  LENSCRAET PHOTO 169 MASS. AVE. BOSTON.  Size 25.5cm x 20.5cm.

A photograph from the 1930s of Chaim Weizman (1874-1952), a Zionist leader and Israeli statesman who served as the president of the Zionist Organization and then as the first president of Israel (1949-52). Weizmann convinced the United States government to recognize the newly established state of Israel. Black and white photo (17x12), sitting on the right is Sokolov, the High Commissioner, and his wife, standing in the center with an older man - David Wolfson. And Herzl's time. Spots of rust on the back of the photograph.

1933 Brussels Belgium , Lot of 3 diff commercial stationery letters of different denominations two posted to to Ohio USA and one to Berlin Germany, all mixed franking with different combinations of stamps with advertising pendants