Photo of a comet in the shape of a Star of David on a bookplate by E.M. Lilien made for Dr. Franz Oppenheimer is courtesy of bookplates collector Bob Weinberg
Photo of Magen David puzzle is courtesy of David Goodman. I met him yesterday at his puzzles' booth at Hutzot Hayotzer Fair in Jerusalem near my son’s Sukkah Lampshades booth.
Photo of Star of David puzzle is courtesy of David Goodman whom I met yesterday at Hutzot Hayotzer Fair in Jerusalem near my son’s Sukkah Lampshades booth. David has there a booth selling puzzles. He is very proud to bare the same private name as King David and he told me that nowadays this name is not so common as it used to be 50 years ago.
Photo of Star of David puzzle is courtesy of David Goodman whom I met yesterday at Hutzot Hayotzer Fair in Jerusalem near my son’s Sukkah Lampshades booth.Use these six identical pieces to build a Magen David – 6-pointed Star. That’s pretty simple! Well, there’s another solution. Can you find it? That’s not so easy…David Goodman develops designs and manufactures puzzles in different levels of difficulty and has workshops dedicated to puzzles.
Star of David on a welcome paper cut made by Zipora Ne'eman
Photo of Stars of David on a bookplate by E.M. Lilien made for Dr. Hellmann is courtesy of bookplates collector Bob Weinbergmay our eyes behold you return to Zion in compession
Photo of a shepherdess holding a lamb inside a Star of David frame on a bookplate designed by E.M. Lilien is courtesy of bookplates collector Bob Weinberg
