The birth of the State of Israel is one of history's most remarkable political stories. Every item in this category is a licensed or out-of-copyright facsimile reproduction — clearly presented as such. Produced by Israeli publishers, the Zionist Archives, the JNF, and the Jabotinsky Institute at scales sufficient for our members.
High-quality facsimile reproductions of Israel's founding documents — printed on archival paper by Israeli print publishers. Not originals — clearly presented as facsimile reproductions.
Ben-Gurion read the Declaration at the Tel Aviv Museum on May 14, 1948, hours before the Mandate expired. This facsimile reproduces every word, signature, and ornamental border.
Declaration 1948 FacsimileLord Balfour's letter to Lord Rothschild, November 2, 1917 — 67 words that changed history.
Balfour 1917 FacsimileThe UN vote of November 29, 1947. This is a public domain document widely reproduced by Israeli publishers.
UN Resolution 181 1947 Widely ReproducedThe program of the First Zionist Congress, Basel, August 1897.
First Zionist Congress Basel 1897These prints are core products of the Israeli Zionist heritage gift market — available at any scale.
The most widely reproduced portrait in modern Jewish history.
Herzl PortraitThe Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemet LeIsrael) produces current-edition tree-planting certificates for donation and gift purposes.
JNF Certificate Current ProductionThe title page of Herzl's 1896 'The Jewish State' — reproduced by Israeli publishers and the Zionist Archives in print formats.
Der Judenstaat 1896Replica of the delegate badge from the early Zionist Congresses — produced by Israeli historical souvenir manufacturers for the Zionist heritage gift market.
Zionist Congress Delegate Badge ReplicaAliyah-themed prints, certificates, and photographic reproductions are produced by Israeli publishers and available at scale. We focus on print reproductions and officially produced items — not original immigration documents (which are personal records and not available for distribution).
An illustrated print summarizing the five waves of pre-state Jewish immigration to the Land of Israel — the First Aliyah (1882–1903) through the Fifth Aliyah (1929–1939). Produced by Israeli educational publishers.
Five Aliyot Immigration Illustrated Print EducationalThe closing declaration of the Passover Seder — 'L'Shana Haba'ah B'Yerushalayim' — rendered as an illuminated calligraphy print. Produced by Israeli calligraphy studios at scale. Bridges the Aliyah theme with the Judaica market.
Next Year in Jerusalem Passover Calligraphy PrintPhotographic reproduction prints of immigrant ships arriving at Haifa in the 1930s–1940s — produced by Israeli archive publishers from public domain photographs held in the National Library of Israel.
Haifa Immigration Ships Archival Photo Print NLI CollectionHaganah and pre-state military facsimile prints — produced by the Jabotinsky Institute and Haganah Archives as educational reproductions. We include only licensed facsimile reproductions from official archives, not sourced originals.
A facsimile reproduction of a Haganah membership card from the 1940s — produced by the Haganah Archives in Tel Aviv as an educational and heritage gift item.
Haganah 1940s FacsimilePublic domain maps from the IDF history department.
1948 War of Independence Battle MapA facsimile of the iconic Palmach song sheets — the pre-state strike force that became the IDF's first elite units. The Palmach Archives produce educational reproductions.
Palmach Song Sheet FacsimileAvailable on all tiers from $18/mo. Higher tiers unlock more categories and larger formats.
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