THREE CARVED OLIVE WOOD BIBLIOPHILE COLLECTABLES, FIRST HALF OF 20TH CENTURY, Jerusalem, Holy Land, comprising a rectangular lidded pen or document box, the top inscribed Jerusalem in English and Hebrew characters, the interior lined in bright pink satin silk, with a French handwritten inscription to the upper left corner Port-Said, Fevrier 1891, 6cm x 28.5cm; a rectangular folding book stand or lectern, inscribed in both English and Hebrew characters with Jerusalem in the centre and Jordan (The Mandate for Palestine) at the top, 30cm x 24.5cm the lectern plaque; and a rectangular book holder with two folding scalloped ends, engraved on the sides and centre with three groups of large and miniature Jerusalem crosses, in the centre at the top a silver plaque marked Inauguration Windsor Hotel Annex - Coronation Year 1937 of King George VI, inscribed below Betlehem, folded 13.5cm x 37.5cm, (3)