Invitation for the wedding of Elkan-Weissfeld families of Cologne, Germany. Including three documents related to the wedding of Benno Elkan (1877-1960), a Jewish-German sculptor born in Dortmund, who studied art in Munich and Karlsruhe, lived and created in France, italy and Israel; master of metal sculptures, famous in particular for the protomes of leaders and public figures, for statues and tomb-stones as well as for the Knesset Menorah which he sculpted.
Dinner menu of Mr. Jacob Weissfeld and Mrs. Nettchen Düring 's wedding dinner, October 1888. * Elaborate invitation for the wedding of Mr. Benno Elkan and Mrs. Paula Weissfeld held in Koln on January 14 1912. The invitation lists a dozen of musical pieces to be played during the wedding and the dinner's menu. * Liederkranz und Bilderbuch [songs-wreath and pictures-book] in honor of the above wedding, gift of Max elkan, Cologne, January 1912. Personal songs and illustrations. a 14-page booklet self-published, bibliographically unknown. * Draft of dialogue composed by Max Elkan in honor of the above mentioned couple. Cologne, January 1912. Typewritten and stenciled. Various sizes, fair-good condition.

Poster published by Hit'achdut HaTziunim HaKlaliyim – Haifa, Circle of Western Europe Olim. Invitation to a meeting in Beit HaChalutzot, concerning the "Austrian Deportation".
Speakers: Anita Miller-Cohen, Adv. Shoham-Finkelstein and Adv. Ya'akov Klivanov. 48X32 cm. Good condition. Folded.

Korrespondenzblatt, periodical published by Hilfsverein der Deutschen Juden [Society for Assistance to German Jews]. Berlin, 1922-1934. 13 non-consecutive issues. Each issue contains information regarding conditions and possibilities for emigrating to various countries during the years prior to World War II. Volume 31.5 cm. Good condition, foxing marks. Few tears and library-ink stamps.