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Extremely rare! Siddur Tfilat Yesharim Ha'Shalem (editor and publisher: Tzalach ben rabbi Ya'akov mantzur), given to Rabbi Kaduri by the publisher's son, who wrote on the Forsazt leaf of the Siddur: "

Aquarelle on Bristol board. Chenoch Hendel Lieberman (1900–1976), born Chenoch Hendel Futerfas, was an Orthodox Jewish Russian-born, Chabad Hassidic American artist. He was the brother of the f

Complete Talmud - 21 Volume Talmud Bavli - Zhitomir, 1858-1864 - Printing Press of the Grandsons of the Slavita Rabbi - Glosses and Ownership Inscriptions.The Zhitomir Talmud, a complete set of 21 lar

Mitzraf HaAvoda “a debate which lasted seventy two years between two giants of the generation, one from the Hassidic community and the other from the community of the Mitnagdim … a letter by Rabbi

Arba'ah Turim by Rabbeinu Ya'akov Ben Asher. Two sections in one volume: Even Ha'Ezer and Choshen Mishpat. Daniel Bombergi Printing Press. Vencie, 1522-1523. Post incunabula.This is most likely the ni

Torah Scroll Case - Syria, Aleppo (Halab) - Silver Plates - Impressive Work - Circa the End of the 19th Century The case is made of wood and covered with green velvet. It also covered with silver plat

A. Bowl with four compartments for the signs of the Seder (their names engraved on the reverse side of the bowl). With a Dutch import stamp from the 19th century. Size: 12.5x16 cm. B. Bowl with two co

The holy prayer shawl (Talit) which was used by the eldest of the kabbalists Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri.Attached is written confirmation by a family member.120x160 cm.Condition: Very Good. The eldest kabba

Gold medal, issued in 1973 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Truman-Weizmann meeting in 1948. Minted by Franklin Mint USA, 1973.The meeting had crucial influence on the decision of the USA to suppor

A letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe Rabbi Menachem Mendel, Brooklyn, 1963.In response to a letter from parents whose child is ill and who want their son's name to be mentioned at the grave of the Rebb

On one side of the medal, an inscripotion between two palm trees: "Hachtarat Maran Admor Moshe Teitelbaum Shalita ad Bi'at Yinon". The two palm trees symbolize the two Rebbes whose family name is "Tei

Colorful photograph of the Rebbe. On its lower part, a signature (most likely in his handwriting). The photograph is glued onto cardboard. Around the photograph, pencil marks for the printer. Size of

Set of medals designed by Salvador Dali. All the medals are numbered by the same serial number (627).Pure silver – 999Issued by the Israel Coins and Medals Corporation.Weight of silver: 1,260g.

A letter in the handwriting and with the signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Ze'ev of Rachmistroivka. In the letter, the Rebbe writes to the recipient: "I have not ceased praying for him for a single day for

A thank-you letter with the handwritten signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Shlomo Halberstam of Bobov to the philanthropist Rabbi Moshe David Strom, on his efforts towards a new building for the Sanz instit

Manuscript, a copy of the Mohel notebook of the Chatam Sofer, Pressburg, 1813-1839. At the end of the manuscript, the stamp of "Avraham Segal Greensfeld, Sofer Ve'Ne'eman De'Kehilat Pressburg" (Avraha

Chalk on cardboard, framed. A Jew wrapped in a prayer shawl (Talit) on his way to the synagogue with his daughter. Signed: ×.פ. Size of frame: 54x44 cm. Size of painting: 34x44 cm. Condition: Exce

The place of printing is not noted [published by B.A. Kletzkin, Vilnius] Illustrated title page and 32 pages of the letters of the Aleph Bet, beautifully designed by the artist Ben Zion Zuckerman. Eac

A letter handwritten and signed by the Rebbe Rabbi Menachem Mendel Halberstam of Stropkov. Brooklyn.The script is blurry due to dampness yet is readable.On the Rebbe's official stationery.Condition: F

Gold 900 (21.6 carat), 6.43 gr. Condition: XF

The sketch is similar to the typical anti-Semite caricatures that were published in European newspapers. The Jew is stereotypically portrayed in an anti-Semite manner: an ugly man with a large nose an

The Brigade was founded in autumn 1944 and was the largest Jewish unit of the British army. The brigade, which had a badge and a Jewish-national flag of its own, fought the Nazis in Italy commanded by

"Two letters which shed clear light on the character of Rabbi Elazar Low who succeeded in his desire to stand on the heads of the holy people in the city of Ungvar, published by Tzofnat Pa'aneach". Un

An urgent letter sent by Rabbi Shemaryahu Gurary to Rabbi Chanoch Hendel Havlin, the director of the "Tomchei Temimim" yeshiva in Jerusalem, with a request to urgently attain permits for immigration a