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Seltene Leda-Kunststoffpuppe von Srulik (einer Zeichentrickfigur, die Israel symbolisiert), entworfen von Dosh, Tel Aviv, 1968. Srulik ist als Soldat im Sechstagekrieg gekleidet und hält ein Gewehr in der Hand (auf seiner Uniform steht die hebräische Aufschrift „20 Israel“). Mit dem Originaletikett mit der englischen Aufschrift „Little Israel in the 6-day war“. Höhe der Puppe: 15 cm. Markiert. Literatur: H. Grossman, „Der Weg zur Unabhängigkeit – 60 Jahre und der Weg ist noch lang“, Tel Aviv, 2008, S. 235.
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