Michtav Galuy. Jerusalem Rabbis to Sir Moses

Letter from Sir Moses Montefiore from Ramsgate to Rabbi Shmuel Salant in Jerusalem. Written on the stationery of the Holy Land Company. [1863] 12x20 cm. The letter is addressed to Rabbi Shmuel Salant

Sir Moses Montefiore Signed Envelope Addressed to Rabbi Adolf Kurrein in Linz, Austria Envelope Signed “Moses Montefiore,” 5.75” x 3.75”. Postage stamp removed, postmarked Rams

Document issued by the Central Universal Yeshivah of Jerusalem of the late Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, Chief Rabbi of the Holy Land. The document requests various Yeshivas and institutions in Jerusalem

Letter written on official letterhead of the Badatz. In the margins are signatures of sages of Israel, including Rav Yosef Haim Zonenfeld, Rav Dov Zvi Karlenstein, Rav Shimshon Aharon Polonsi, Rav Yeh

New York/ Jerusalem, c.1920. Orange and black print. Collecting funds for the Central Committee Knesseth Israel. 3" tall

18th century Beit Horin V'hu Sedar Haggadah Shel Pesach. with the commentaries of Rabbis Moses Alsheikh (d. after 1593), Judah Loew ben Bezalel (1525-1609), Solomon Ephraim of Luntshits (1550-1619). M

British Glassmaking School, Portrait Plate of Sir Moses Montefiore, c.1880s, glass plate, British Judaica, diameter 10.5 inches.

The larger measures approx. 10 1/2"h and is a Musketeer type figure. The second is a bust of Sir Moses Montefiore and is numbered 551 under base.

Nefesh David on kabbalist matters by Rabbi David Modena, Istanbul 1736.On the titl epga eof the book, a handwritten inscription and signature of Rabbi Zevulun Harlap Av Beit Din of Jerusalem, Rabbi Ya

THE RABBI'S DESK; MOSES Brings Water from the Rock: Carved Walnut Double Pedestal Desk by Hungarian Wood Carver ULMAN, CA 1928. Ends are Supported by Carvings of the Greek Titan ATLAS, with Heavily Be

a. A letter of recommendation for a Kollel and Yeshiva for Ba'alei Teshuva headed by Rabbi Yitzchak Ben Shushan, in the handwriting and with the signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Lifshitz

David Pelbaum (1932-2004) - While David Pelbam is well known for his portrait paintings, this is the only known Pelbam original painting with more than one subject person. Here we see 3 rabbis discuss

A letter from Rabbi Yaakov Bezalel Zolty to his friend and colleague Rabbi Chaim Kreiswirth. A letter on official letter paper of "Rabbi Yaakov Bezalel Zolty - The Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem". Written b

Group of 6 Israeli small sculptures, 2nd half of the 20th century, galvanoplastics in silver on stone or wooden bases, musicians, Moses and Rabbi, partly inscribed, h. to 18 cm.

Sha'arei Kedusha, mussar and kabbalistic customs, by Rabbi Chaim Vital. Jerusalem, 1907. Bound with: Alim L'Terufah, Igeret Mussar of the Ramban, with Igeret Musar of the Vilna Gaon and Orchot Ish by

Menachem Begin, autograph letter, signed, to Rabbi Aryeh Levin. Jerusalem, 1951. Hebrew. Begin thanks Rabbi Levin, not before he expresses respect and appreciation, for showing interest in Begin's wel

Letter sent by Sir Moshe Montifiore to Jerusalem from Ramsgate, England, 1881. Height 19.5 Width 12 cm. [1] page. Written on official paper of the Holy Land Company. Letter from Moshe Montifiore to: t

Judaica, Middle Eastern, Syrian Hanuukah Lamp inlaid. Size 13 1/4 x 12 1/4 inches. a Brass Hanuukah Lamp inlaid with Silver and gold With Moses and Aaron and Jerusalem. Hebrew Inscription Jerusalem Th

1. " EZNR Reading the Laws of Moses at Rebuilding at Jerusalem", 1980. Oil on canvas Dimensions: (Framed) H 24.75" x W 34.75", Sight H 24" x W 34"

Handwritten shidduch ledger of kabalist Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri of Jerusalem. Mid- 20th century. 7 leaves, paper. 15x10.5 cm. Oriental hand. Autograph, Rabbi Kaduri's hand. The rabbi documented the name

Eisenberg, Jakob (Israel, 1897 - 1966); Original black & white Etching, in depiction of a Rabbi. Pencil signed "Eisenberg Jerusalem" in lower left and signed in Hebrew lower right. Art size measures a

Jerusalem, 1926, engraved on the door, "A memory from the Zion Orphans in Jerusalem" Given as a present to Rabbi Dov Ber Drachman who was the first American born Rabbi to lead a congregation in New Yo

* Letter by Rabbi Dr. Yisrael Lowenthal to Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook. Jerusalem, [1935]. (Includes postal envelope). * three leaves [4 pages] with the typewritten draft of Rabbi Kook's respo

Bible Games - The Five Books of Moses. A card game by Rabbi Louis Witt. Contains 48 cards and a card with the rules of the game. Each card is dedicated to a figure or a theme from the Torah, and inclu