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Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30775 :רפסמ טול Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $60 : יתלחתה ריחמ

"Hamahanot Haolim" (The Rising Camps) socialist-Zionist youth movement member's pin with twin-loop back, circa. 1930's; size: 18.5 x 26.5mm; weight: 2.2g. The
movement arose in 1930 from a conglomeration of a number of youth movement, and in 1932 established the first of over 40 settlements, Kibbutz Beit HaShitta; merged
with the "Dror" movement in 1954. Its name implies that the "camp" is a temporary place from which members arise and achieve fulfillment. Note the unusual august
style of the emblem (with both banks of the Holyland on the map), unlike the modernist or period-contemporary designs adopted by most of the Zionist youth movements.
Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30776 :רפסמ טול Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $30 : יתלחתה ריחמ

"Hamahanot Haolim" (The Rising Camps) socialist-Zionist youth movement member's pin with motto "Rise and be Exhalted", with safety-pin back,
circa. 1950's; size: 17.5 x 21.25mm; weight: 1.6g. Note the design no longer displays both banks of the Jordan river (i.e. post-1948).

Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30777 :רפסמ טול Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $30 : יתלחתה ריחמ

Members pin of the "United Movement" student-youth movement, circa. early 1950's; size: 25 x 22.5mm; weight: 2.5g. Known formally as the "General Movement
of the Learning Pioneering-Youth in Eretz Israel" and founded in 1945 from breakaway elements of the Gordonia-Young Macabbi and "Rising Camps" movements; grew
substantially in the 1950s, merging with the "Bonim" movement in 1954 and then with the "Union of Working Youth" (the "blue-shirts", whose most famous member was
Shimon Peres z"l) to form the "Union of Working and Learning Youth". Pin's motto: "Rise and Fulfill".
Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30778 :רפסמ טול Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $25 : יתלחתה ריחמ

Members pin of the "Union of HaBonim" youth movement, circa. 1958; size: 20.5 x 23.25mm; weight: 2.1g. This movement arose from a 1958 merger
between the HaBonim youth movement and the "Union of Pioneering Youth" to form the largest Labor-Zionist youth movement of the time.

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