1-4. Four bronze tokens. Issued by the "Palatin Hotel", built at the corner of Achad Ha'Am and Allenby Streets by an American Jew in the middle of the 1930s. The tokens have the values of 10, 5, 1, and ½ piaster.
5-6. Two bronze tokens. Issued by the "Jerusalem Hotel" built in 1867 by the Drisko brothers in the American-Templar settlement in Jaffa (today 6 Auerbach Street). The tokens have the values of 1 and ½ piaster.

Seven charity tokens. Syria, [late 19th - early 20th century].
1-6. Six round tokens – "BiTzdaka Tikonani" – " In righteousness shalt thou be established" (Isaiah 54, 14), with the Hebrew letters "Bet" and "Kaf" (probably acronym of "Beit Knesset" – Synagogue). The numeral "101" in the center symbolizes the angel Michael, an angel associated with charity. The numerical sum of the Hebrew letters for Michael equals "101".
7. Round token, "This for charity / D. P.". The meaning of the letters D. P. is doubtful. Ya'akov Meshorer assumes in his article "Another Jewish Charity Token" (Shekel, Vol. 9, No. 1, New York, Spring, 1976), that these are the abbreviations of either Dalet Perutot (4 Perutot = 4 mites) or Dalet Pe'amim (4 times).

1. Coin / token - "Historical HolyLand Coin" ("Milliemes Souvenir") value of 1 Milliemes, 1927. The circumstances surrounding the minting of this coin were not definitely clarified. For additional information, see attached material.
2-6. Five coins Egyptian "Milliemes", 1916-1917, values 10, 5, 2, 1 and ½ Milliemes (all have holes except the ½ Milliemes coin).

100 piaster coin, minted in gold. It was minted only once, in 1916 (during the war) by the Egyptian government.
Weighs 23.5 gr. VF-XF condition.

Medal with the portraits of Judith and Moses Montefiore, manufactured by Charles Wiener, Brussels (Belgium), 1864. Embedded in a table stand manufactured by Henry Atkin, London, 1867.
Medal: cast bronze. Stand: Silver (stamped).
On one side of the medal are the portraits of Judith and Moses Montefiore, facing left, surrounded by the inscription "Judith Lady Montefiore. Sir Moses Montefiore. Bart. F.R.S." with the manufacturer's stamp "Ch. Wiener 1864" underneath. On the second side are verses "And Moses grew and went out to his brothers and saw their suffering" / "… and those who do justice with the multitude shine like stars ever after", placed in the center of a bouquet of branches and flowers tied with a ribbon. Written on the ribbon are Jerusalem / Damascus 1840 / Russia 1846 / Rome 1858 / Morocco 1867, place and date of events which took place during the 19th century in which Montefiore was active in assisting Jewish people throughout the world.
Circumference of medal: 6.8 cm. Height of stand: 13 cm, length and width 8X8 cm.
See: "Jewish Tradition in Art: the Feuchtwanger Collection " by Yeshayahu Shachar (published by the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1971), Item 758.