Photos from astride a camel: Mandate-era Israel
Tel Aviv beach is full of swimmers, there is no parking in Allenby Street and the winged lion is still on top of a Jerusalem building; and yet, something has changed since then. Traveling back in time through the photographs of a British army officer, second and last part
Last peek to an old photo album that was founded 20 years ago at a collectors’ market in England. The pictures were taken by a British intelligence officer on his way to Israel and during his service here in a camel-riding unit of the British army. The first series of the collection is presented here, including the captions which adorned the original photos.
For the first part of the album, please click here
Dizengoff Square, Tel Aviv
Herbert Samuel Square, Tel Aviv
The beach, Tel Aviv
Ben Yehuda Street, Tel Aviv
The Opera House, Tel Aviv, Mugrabi
Tel Aviv: Habima
Tel Aviv: Main Synagogue
Tel Aviv: Central Bus Station
Barclays Bank, Jerusalem
'Russians Yard', Jerusalem
Generali Building, Jerusalem




