Australian Levy Brothers of Melbourne Jewish merchant

Australia: Levy Brothers of Melbourne [Jewish] merchant copper Penny 1855 (A.320, KM #Tn147); size: 33.75mm; weight: 15.85g; in VF+. Obverse: double ring legend: "Levy Brothers • Arcade, Melbourne"

B. Levy Signed Rev. War Dated $8 Continental Currency A piece of Revolutionary War dated Continental Currency co-signed by two Patriot creditors recto: the wealthy Jewish merchant Benjamin Levy (1726-

Frederic C. Terry Landscape Scenery, Illustrating Sydney, Paramatta, Richmond, Newcastle, Windsor, and Port Jackson, New South Wales Sydney and Melbourne: John Sands and Sands & McDougall, No date.18c

Alamo Fame Jim Bowie's Accounts with Jewish Merchants in New Orleans These two accounts record Jim Bowie's debt to a New Orleans merchant firm on January 1, 1831, of $6,375.74, and another debt dated

Clay, in the form of a Jewish merchant. A similar example is in the Jewish Museum in New York.Height 9.25"

1931 Dodge Brothers Merchants Express 3/4 ton panel truck/ delivery truck, meticulously restored, running condition, has been registered

Official re-issued iconic poster 'You don't have to be Jewish - to love Levy's real Jewish Rye', photograph by Howard Zieff, Henry S. Levy & Sons, 1967, 26.25 x 40.25 inches. Blind embossed seal in th

Synthetic polymer paint on canvas; provenance: 1999; Kimberley Australian Aboriginal Art, Melbourne, cat. no. KA 708/99; acquired in 1999; The Kelton Foundation, Santa Monica; Exhibited: ?G?Day LA? Au

Natural earth pigments on canvas; Provenance: 1997; Kimberley Australian Aboriginal Art, Melbourne, cat. no. KA BM 0033/97; acquired in 1998; The Kelton Foundation, Santa Monica

Levy's is a bakery that opened in Brooklyn, New York in 1888. It is most famous for its Jewish rye bread. Levy's was first known for its "cheese bread," but the bakery's real hallmark is its authentic

Levy's is a bakery that opened in Brooklyn, New York in 1888. It is most famous for its Jewish rye bread. Levy's was first known for its "cheese bread," but the bakery's real hallmark is its authentic

Levy's is a bakery that opened in Brooklyn, New York in 1888. It is most famous for its Jewish rye bread. Levy's was first known for its "cheese bread," but the bakery's real hallmark is its authentic

1918 India-British Gold Sovereign Grades Choice Unc. In 1918, sovereigns were issued at the Royal Mint in London, the Australian branch mints in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, The Ottawa mint in Canada

Oil on canvas, portrait of seated woman. Signed upper right and dated '77. Sofia Kisselov was born in Cracow, Poland to a cosmopolitan Jewish family. Together with her brother she survived World War I

Koalas 39 1/2" x 24 1/2" (image) by Eileen Mayo published by Australian National Travel Assoc. printed by McLarens, Melbourne

14 books on Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism. Full list of titles: 1. Book of Formation (Sepher Yetzirah) The Letters of our Father Abraham: Work of the Chariot I2. W. J. Colville: Kabbalah: The Harmony

Jewish Hanukkah Menorah. Golden Gate, Jerusalem. Designed by Frank Meisler, Jaffa, Israel. Metal situated on black granite. The 20th century. Height: approximately 25 cm, length: 40 cm. Average condit

Anatoly Lvovich Kaplan (1902-1980), Russian - Jewish Rabbi Holding the Torah scroll. Pastel painting on a thin blue cardpanel, attached to a white paper, approximately 18x32cm (with the white margins:

Photograph of Jewish worshipers praying at the Western Wall, by the photographer Peter Bergheim. Circa 1860s. Numbered & signed at the bottom of the photo (perhaps by hand): "P. Bergheim, No. 38". Dim

Jewish Mezuzah in the modernist style, made by the Israeli artist Dan Zaritsky. Sterling silver. Stamped in Hebrew: Dan Zaritsky, Jerusalem, 925. Israel, circa the third quarter of the 20th century. L

Frances Simpson The Book of the Cat: with 12 coloured plates, and nearly 350 illustrations in the text from photographs and drawings London, Paris, New York and Melbourne: Cassell and Company, 1903.Fi

A pendant, apparently used as an amulet, engraved with the Hebrew word Shadai within a decorated Jewish star. Inscribed on the reverse: David, 16/3/1919. 14k gold or higher. Apparently, Europe, circa

Pewter plate decorated with the Sukkot celebration. Illustrated with a Jewish family cerebrating the holiday. The top is inscriped with the Hebrew verse: in the Sukkah you shall sit for seven days. Ap

Danila VASSILIEFF (1897 Rostov on Don - 1958 Melbourne) ; Family portrait ; mid 20th century ; oil on canvas / framed ; dimensions 100 x 61 cm (39 1/3 x 24 in.) ; signed lower right corner ; Shipping