A notebook of color share-certificates of the "Credit Treasury of Polish Charedim in Israel, a Cooperative Association Ltd." Lipshitz Printers, Jerusalem, [1940's].
"This certificate is proof that ___ is a member of the association and participates in the association's capital for the amount of one Israeli lira… ".
50 receipts, including stubs, 23X42.5cm. Very good condition. Unused. Notebook jacket slightly damaged.

Two Rare Proclamations to Strengthen the Chastity of Jewish GirlsTwo rare proclamations of letters by leaders of Lithuania and Poland to strengthen the chastity commandment. Warsaw, 1902.
The proclamations were issued by the Tzadik of Warsaw, Rabbi Chaim Ya'akov Naftali Zilberberg (his stamp appears on one of the proclamations) who initiated printing the rules of Tohara in Yiddish and post them in synagogues. "Chevrot Nashim" organization initiated as well the idea that respected women will teach others how to immerse in the Mikve according to halachic rules.
Letter by Warsaw rabbis, proclamation by the Rebbe of Gur and letter by Rebbe of Radzmyn. Other proclamation: letters by leaders of Poland and Lithuania: Rabbi Avraham of Sochaczew, Rabbi Yoav Yehoshua Av-Beit-Din of Kinsk (the "Chelkat Yoav"), Rabbi Meir Yechiel Ha-levy Av-Beit- Din of Ostrowca, Rabbi Menachem of Amshinov, Rabbi Eliezer Gordon, Rabbi Chaim Ha-Levy Soloveichik, the "Aruch Ha-Shulchan", the Ridbaz, Rabbi Yitzchak Blaser, the "Chafetz Chaim", Rabbi Rafael Shapira of Volozin, and other rabbis. Size varies, fair condition, foxing and moisture marks.
Very rare, unknown bibliographically

Poster with a list of names “Election for the City Committee for the Ashkenazi Congregation”. Jerusalem, [1920].
Election regulations and decisions of the Election Committee. Following that a printing [upon both sides of the poster] “a listing of all the members of our congregation from the age of thirty and over”, which includes hundreds of names.
This sheet is intended for use at the polls at the time that the election is taking place for the purpose of indicating the selection of the voter, therefore, alongside some of the names a specific marking was penciled in.
“The City Committee for the Ashkenazi Congregation” was established by the members of the old settlement in Jerusalem, a short while after the conquest of Jerusalem by the British, in order to conduct matters concerning the Jews of the city and to represent them before the British authorities in response to the establishment of the “City Committee for the Jews of Jerusalem” which was founded by the Zionistic “Legation Committee”. Struggles and differences erupted between the two committees. The Ashkenazi committee constituted the foundation of the “Agudat Yisrael of Israel”, and the “Eida Ha’Charedit” which exists today.
[1] poster. 47X62cm. Fair-poor condition. Folding marks, tears and signs of wear.