HaRoman HaZa'ir – 7 Booklets, Bound Together -1939

Volume containing 7 (non-consecutive) booklets, published by HaRoman HaZa'ir. Tel Aviv, 1939.
Booklets by Oliver G. Osborne, Vernon Forster, László Görög, Irving Bakster, Johann Freitag and Colonel Norman Delton.
HaRoman HaZa'ir publishing was founded in Hungary in the 1930s by the Jewish-Hungarian journalist Miklosh (Moshe) Fargo. This publishing house specialized in popular literature, first translated from German to Hungarian and later published original Hungarian literature. In 1939, Miklosh immigrated to Palestine with his two sons, Avraham and Yisrael and intended to continue publishing books in Hebrew. The first booklets were edited by the poet Avigdor HaMe'iri, however due to his high register of language, he left after a short while (these booklets present HaMe'iri as "the literary consultant"). The booklets were very popular during the British Mandate and in the nascent State of Israel under its new title HaKulmus.
[410] pages, 15.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains and many tears. Open tears, affecting text to some leaves. Some tears are reinforced with adhesive tape. Pinholes. Creases and tears to margins. One booklet lacks its wrappers. Publisher's signature on the title page of one booklet. Stained, worn binding, primarily to spine and corners.