The Battle for Shechita in Jewish Communities. Berlin,

4 Edward Serotta signed photographs including; "Chanukah in Suceava, Romania", 1986, "Purim in Berlin Synagogue", 1993, "Tzitzko Abinum Preparing Lunch in the Sarajevo Jewish Community Center", 1993 a

19th c. Child's Wool Needlework on Card, marked "Grunbaum" and with the Hebrew and Georgian date of 1886, having the double-headed eagle crest of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at top, flanked by trees,

Hand-written parchment scroll, the Jewish community in Poland. Inscribed with the names of the members of the communities of Neustadt and Plonsk in Poland murdered in the Holocaust. Written by their f

Urn measures roughly 8” x 10” fully extended measures 20 inches .

Assortment of 3 Antique Payment Receipts from Jewish Communities in Italy, Carpi-Modena, 18th-19th centuries, different sizes.

Title: Where Once We Walked: A Guide to the Jewish Communities Destroyed in the HolocaustGary Mokotoff & Sallyann Amdur Sack 1991, Avotaynu NJ1st edition Subject: geneaology Description: 1991, 1st edi

Holocaust. Demblim-Modzhits Memorial book for the Jewish community of Demblin, Ed. D.Sztokfisz Illust., 1969 Sefer Demblim-Modzhits (Demblin-Modrzyc Book). Irgune Demblin-Modzhits ba-aretz uve hutz-l�

Death notice of Jozef Klemens Pilsudski for the Polish Jewish community in Strasburg & Proclamation about the merits of Pilsudkovo to the Jews, 1935, PolishNotice signed by a personal secretary of the

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

Assortment of 3 Uncommon Jewish Community Books, includes: 1. A memorial book for the community of Zavorov and the surrounding area (Eastern Galicia), author-Eliyahu Zilberman. Hebrew and Yiddish, 575

Holocaust. Yiddish. Sefer Zikaron Memory book of Jewish community in Sokoly, Poland, illust., 1st ed., 1962 Ed. by Moshe Grossman ISRAEL, TEL-AVIV, 1962., 625 pp. MANY ILLUSTRATIONS – REAL PHOT

The Rise of the Jewish Community of New York 1945, Jewish Publication Society. NY 1st Edition Jewish life in NY Dr. Hyman B. Grinstein, was director of the Hebrew Institute for Men at Yeshiva Universi

Watercolor and gouache on paper 7 x 9 in., 13 1/2 x 17 1/2 in. (framed). From askart.com: Vitebsk, the birth place of Benjamin Kopman, was one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe in 1900 with

Ca. 600-800 AD. A rounded bottomed terracotta bowl with written incantations in Aramaic, radiating around the basin. The use of incantation bowls by Jewish communities living in the Middle East was a

Judaica - Jewish religious silver pendant with some inscriptions in Hebrew. Pendant has 2 loops to pass a silver chain through and hang it round the neck. It was common in Jewish communities all aroun

Title: A Companion Guide To 'Where Once We Walked' Jewish Communities Central, Eastern EuropeGary Mokotoff & Sallyann Amdur Sack 1995, Avotaynu NJ1st edition Subject: geneaology Description: Originall

1980, Chester G. Cohen. The 'Shtetl Finder' is an essential introductory reference. Listed are over 2,000 Jewish communities in eastern Europe, giving locations and lists the names of some Jews known

Hungarian Hassidic "Shmirot" plate, the Szeged Jewish community, 1877. Made of 58 silver Krajczar coins from 1849. The center of the plate bears an engraved dedication in Hebrew and the back is inscri

A Miniature manuscript - Sefirat Ha'omer , from the Jewish community in The Hague. Probably from the second half of the 18th century. Beautiful Sofer's hand writing, including "Vayehi Ratzon" and Kabb

“Deggendorf / Jewish Community / Treasurer” 5c (2), 10c, 25c, 50c, $1, $5 and $10 notes, manuscript signed and handstamped “Jewish Committee / D.P. Camp 7 Deggendorf”, one 5c h

“Series of 1946 / Official / Feldafing Jewish Community / Currency” 50c, $1, $5 and $10 notes, sound and XF to About Uncirculated.

Optemetrist Eye Chart in Yiddish, printed on linen. Apparently, made for the Jewish community of New York or Philadelphia. The United States, apparently circa the early 20th century. Approximately 88X

Ruth Trobe hand forged bronze sculpture of a man and a woman. Born 1913 D 2009. The daughter of Samuel and Rose Weiner, Russian-Jewish immigrants, she was born In 1913 in the tiny Jewish community of

South Carolina. one large and three smaller cups. hand chased, the largest marked "Presented to Louis M. Shimel Pres. Jewish Community Center, Chas, S.C. 1945." H6 1/4" H4" 7.0 oz