First Israel Airmail Stamp photograph Sheet: A reduced-size photograph showcases the complete printer sheet of the 250pr value, divided into six panes of 50 stamps each. Positioned on the right side of the photo, three designs are featured. One highlights the Dead Sea Ancient Scrolls. The middle design displays the stamp image, depicting Noah's dove with a branch of olive in its peak, sourced from the mosaic floor of the synagogue at Jerash. This stamp holds significance as the first Israel airmail issue, conveying a message of peace and goodwill through the airmail service. Additionally, at the bottom right, an air mail stamp is depicted, with text in Hebrew and "TIMBRES DE POSTE AERIENNE" below it. From Designer's Archive, D. Remez Collection. 

Trial design of two drawings of Philalelie service airmail stamp, advertising brochure in pencil on thin cream paper and another on white paper, with inscription - Israel and a dove design, other sides including, imprints of airmail labels and a basic design of 49 250p few ink marks on the back page g/w vf. Dimensions 160cm x 100cm (2) Unique Showpiece ex O.WALLISSH, signed D. Remez. From the collection of D. Remez

• Trial design of two drawings for the Philatelic Airmail Service stamp

1949 Essays Israel 2nd Coins Blocks of 4: a cover affixed on an album page, revealing a compelling philatelic narrative. On the cover, two imperforated blocks of 4 stamps are prominently displayed side by side, each mounted on bluish-grey thick paper.  The 10pr 2nd Coins in red/purple and the 20pr nd coins in bright blue. This arrangement, originating from the collection of David Ramez, who served as the Minister of Transportation and Post at the time, suggests a deliberate presentation to showcase the considerations for the . Notably, the 10pr red/purple was eventually chosen. Additionally, on the same album page, beneath the cover, a partial sheet of the Tabul label is affixed, further enriching the philatelic narrative.