Silver medal and bronze medal, "Supreme Commission for Jewish Affairs", institute which organized Dutch Jewry during the 19th century for many years. Holland, 1836. Obverse: Wreath surrounded by the inscription "Koninklyke Besluiten van 8 Maart 1836 No. 23 en 29 April 1836 No. 84". Reverse: bending tree, pillar with a Magen David base, Tablets of the Law, lion holding an emblem, and more. Inscription: "Toegewezen foor de Hoofd-Commissie tot de Zaken der Israëliten" and maker's mark. Diameter: 50 mm.

Medal, minted on the occasion of the publication of Moses Mendelssohn's book "Phaedon". Cast silver. [Prussia, Germany, 1774]. Obverse: Portrait of Moses Mendelssohn, inscription: "Moses Mendelssohn" and artist's signature. Reverse: skull with a butterfly fluttering its wings and the writing: "Phaedon" and "Natus MDCCXXIX" [born, 1729]. Diameter: 40 mm.

Medal minted on behalf of the Hamburg Jewish community in honor of GabrielRiesser. Cast silver. [Hamburg]. 1836. See previous item.

Bronze plaque, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the establishment of "Lissa&Kann" Bank in The Hague. "Lissa&Kann" bank, one of the oldest banks in Holland was established by Hirschel Eliazer Kann and Moses Calmus Lissa, two Polish Jews. For more than one hundred years the bank operated as a family business. One of its directors was Henricus Kann, Zionist activist and one of the founders of Otzar Hityashvut Hayehudim bank and Anglo-Palestine bank. Kann acquired land in Ahuzat Bayit and served as consul of Holland in Eretz Israel between the years 1924 and 1928. Obverse: Stork and the inscription: "Lissa&Kann 1806-1906, Ter Herinnering Aan Het Eeuwfeest" [Lissa&Kann 1806-1906, one hundredth anniversary]. Reverse: Inscription: "Mazal Tov, Beracha veHatzlacha" (in Hebrew and Dutch). 51X63 mm.

1. Medal in memory of Aharon (Adolf) Jellinek, a Jewish-German scholar, bibliographer and researcher of Judaism. Of "Chochmat Israel" movement leaders, and founder of the rabbinical seminary in Vienna. Cast bronze. Austria, 1893. Obverse: relief of Aharon Jellinek image and dates of his birth and death. Reverse: Inscription "not by forth but by my spirit…". Diameter 55 mm. 2. Medal commemorating the 70th birthday of Yitzchak Noah Manheimer (1793-1865), teacher and reform preacher. Cast bronze. Austria, 1863. Obverse: relief of Manheimer's image and the inscription "Dr. I. N. Mannheimer Prediger der Israelit Gemeinde in Wien"[Dr. Manheimer, preacher of the Vienna Jewish community]. Reverse: "Zum Siebzigsten Geburtstage" [for his seventieth birthday] and a biblical verse. Diameter: 50 mm. 3. Medal on behalf of the Vienna Jewish community representatives, in honor of Josef Rieter von Wertheimer (1800-1887), a Jewish educator native of Vienna, of the Vienna Jewish community leaders and fighter for equal civil rights for Austrian Jews. Cast copper. Vienna, 1867. Obverse: Relief of Wetheimer's image, his name and maker's mark. Reverse: "Dem Scheidenden Vorstands Praeses, Die Beamten" [the retiring chairman of the council]. Diameter: 43 mm.