Ludwig Schwerin – Books with Dedications and Drawings / Postcard with a Letter and a Drawing

1-5. Five books with dedications signed by Ludwig Schwerin (in German). Some of the dedications are accompanied by a drawing by Schwerin.
* S'chok HaGoral, by Y. [Yehudah Ludwig] Schwerin. Published by Sifriyat HaPo'alim, Tel-Aviv, 1951.
Autobiography by Ludwig Schwerin, illustrated by him, translated by Dov Sadan. The book opens with a drawing and a dedication, signed by Schwerin, dated 1967. An additional signature by Schwerin (in Hebrew) appears on the title page.
* Kongo, Bilder und Verse, by Rolf Italiaander. Published by Sigbert Mohn, Gutersloh, Germany, 1961. German.
The book opens with a colorful illustration by Schwerin with a dedication signed by him, dated 1962,
* Mit Canaletto in Venedig by Gerhard Ulrich. Published by Sigbert Mohn, Gutersloh, Germany, 1961. German.
The book opens with a drawing by Schwerin and a dedication signed by him, dated 1965.
* Meine Gäste, Tiberias und Ich by Lotte Eisenberg. Published by Rubin Mass, Jerusalem, 1979. German.
A long dedication signed by Schwerin, dated 1980.
6. "Shanah Tovah: greeting card by Schwerin, on a postcard, sent from Switzerland to Israel in 1974. Schwerin added a landscape drawing on the upper part of the card.
Ludwig Schwerin (1897-1983), a painter born in Germany, in 1938. Following the Kristallnacht he fled to Switzerland and later relocated to Palestine.
Total of 6 items. Size and condition vary.