Passport of a German Jew. Deutsches Reich Reisepass.

Rarely seen pair of German passports ('Reisepasses') issued to Austrians Simon Moses and his wife Eugenie Moses, each bearing a large, red 'J' on the first page indicating their Jewish religious affil

Passport issued to a German locksmith named Siegfried Kurzmann, bearing a large red 'J' on the first page. The 'reisepass' was issued to 24-year-old Kurzmann in Amsterdam on April 3, 1936, and still b

Passport issued to Austrian 'Fritz Behal', bearing a large, red 'J' on the first page. The 'reisepass' was issued to the 53-year-old Behal in Vienna on Sept. 19, 1938, still bears his identification p

Item: c1850 Volume of Plays The German Jew A volume of plays circa 1850 from Duncombe’s Edition, London including: “The German Jew. A Drama in Three Acts”, by William Tilbury; “Melmoth, The Wa

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T HE TWO GREAT SYNAGOGS OF THE HIGH-GERMAN JEWS, OLD ZYDS- HOUSZITTEN-AALMOESSENIERS- HOUSE OF REFERENCES, IN TITLE - Etching of the Synagogue of German Jews by Jan Wagenaar, Amsterdam 1760. Size: 36x

Owned by the family of Gustav Lederer, a very rich German Jew, Aeroplan was a historic German brand of light motorcycles. This metal "tag" most likely came from the factory. Early 20s

Description: Original picture Post WWII Old German Reich’s Bank/ COPYRIGHT ATELIER BADEKOW

Description: Original picture Post WWII Old German Reich’s Bank/ COPYRIGHT ATELIER BADEKOW

oil on canvas 20 x 20 in, framed 27 x 27 in. Attributed or manner of the artist, Max was born in Berlin, the son of German Jews, Sala and Jacob. They fled Berlin in 1938, settling in Shanghai, China,

Oil on canvas 28 x 23 (22 3/4 x 16 3/4) in. Attributed to the artist, Max was born in Berlin, the son of German Jews, Sala and Jacob.They fled Berlin in 1938, settling in Shanghai, China, where they l

In The manner of Peter Max Mixed media Drawing on old paper signed and stamped. Peter Max was born in Berlin, the son of German Jews Salla and Jakob. They fled Berlin in 1938, settling in Shanghai, Ch

Nice set that comprises: a passport (Reise-pass) of the Free City of Gdańsk (Freie Stadt Danzig) from 1938, which seems to have some water damage but it's complete with many entries and photo of t

Medal awarded to Gabriel Riesser, for his contribution to the emancipation of German Jews. The medal shows three women, one carries two babies in her arms, alongside the inscription in German: Have we

A GERMAN WWII DEUTSCHES KREUZ (GERMAN CROSS), GOLD GRADE, dated '1941' to front, the eight-pointed breast star with four rivet fittings to reverse, the pin stamped '1', with associated case. 6.3cm dia

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German WWII Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Badge

Front shows a DJ runic with a pair of cross rifles in the background. It is mounted on a bulls eye target with the letters D and J on each side. The reverse is maker marked RZM M1/123. Thin horizontal

A lot of three early 20th-century historical collectables. Greek travel passport with handwritten information in Greek and French, issued to Calliope Malolou in 1920 to travel to the US. German Reichs

Two piece nickel construction with enamel. Front shows a DJ runic with a pair of cross rifles in the background. It is mounted on a bulls eye target with the letters D and J on each side. Reverse is m

THE FORM OF DAILY PRAYERS ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GERMAN & POLISH JEWS Translation of Joseph Guns Vienna; 1857 Nice binding with attached metal decorations, intact clasp Size 3 1/4 by 4 1/4" 87

German & Polish Jews Antique Prayer Book W/ Decorative Binding. Size 7 by 5". Hebrew/ English Text. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction

An antique German book titled Jews in Caricature by Eduard Fuchs, published by Albert Langen in Munich in 1921. It explores the portrayal of Jews in caricatures throughout history. Eduard Fuchs, a Ger

"Volkstumliche Geschichte der Juden" [The History of Jewish People], by Heinrich Graetz in original German, complete three volume set, published by Lowitz Verlag, Vienna and Berlin, 9th printing [Neun