3 printed leaves, concerning matters of Kashrut.
1. Printed certificate of Kashrut by Rabbi Betzalel Rosen, rabbi in New York, for the Corn Products Refining Company. New York, [1926].
2. Notice certifying the Kashrut of a factory for chocolate, halva and coffee. Signed in print [and stamped] by Rabbi Binyamin Beinish Craneblatt. [1938].
3. Notice of instruction in Nikur by Rabbi S. Malin of Bialystok, and an advertisement for his book Toraht HaNikur.
Various sizes. General condition good. Filing holes.

Oifruf, a call for the Jewish hospital of Kishinev in honor of 100 years since its establishment. A letter on behalf of the Jubilee Committee headed by The Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Yehuda Leib Tzirelson. December 1934. Yiddish.
In the proclamation is the history of the hospital that treated thousands of ill people from all parts of Serbia and details of the treatment and assistance to those injured during the 1903 and 1905 pogroms. The committee calls for funds to develop and upgrade the hospital.
C. 34 cm. Good-fair condition, damage to bottom margin edges.

Ketuba for the wedding of the groom Reuven Algranati with the “young and modest bride” Kaliope Salmoni.
The rabbis signed as witnesses are: “The Tzaddik Moshe Azulay, Sahid. The young Chaim Makalai, Sahid”. Ancona (Italy), Spring 1852.
The Gaon Rabbi Moshe Azulay of Ancona, (1747-1853), author of the “Zichron Moshe” and “The Lechem Min Ha-Shamayim – Ruach Chaim”, son of Rabbi Rafael Yeshaya (1743-1826) son of the Hida and Rabbi of Ancona. Before he was born, his grandfather the Hida predicted a boy will be born and his name will be Moshe, who is the seventh generation of Rabbi Avaraham Azulay (author of the “Chesed Le- Avraham”), just like Moshe Rabeinu was the seventh generation of Avraham Avinu. [He was very dear to his grandfather, the Hida, who writes about him with love and respect “The sharp witted Moshe”, “The fine Moshe”]. Used to sign his name “MAY”N” [=Moshe Azulay Ya’ir Nero].
Scribe calligraphy on high quality parchment. Adorned with a colorful, floral themed frame.
46 cm. Good condition, folding marks.

Handwritten shtar tena'im. Oettingen (Germany), Chol Hamoed Succot 1808.
The obligations of the bridegroom and the bride's father: her dowry, sustenance for two years, and obligation to "try and attain the goodwill of the rulers here in Oettingen… ".
Signatures of parents of bride and groom, the bridegroom and guarantors: "David ben Isaac of Oettingen, Mordechai ben David of Oettingen, Avraham (father of the bride, Hendel), Moshe ben Yitzchak on behalf of the bridegroom, Avraham on behalf of the bride".
33 cm. On reverse side of leaf another inscription. Good condition, folding marks and stains.

A ketuba from Teheran from 1927. It is written paragraph by paragraph on four pages [!] on high-quality paper. It is decorated with gold and silver and other colors.
4 pages on 4 leaves attached in a booklet, 16.8X23.6 cm. Good condition. Stains. Folding marks.