Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $250
Sold for: $425
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Collection of postcards, the Holocaust and World War II.
1-8. Eight postcards. Among them are postcards which portray the concentration and extermination camps in Auschwitz and a postcard with a photograph of a forest in Lithuania where 7000 Jews were buried (with Yiddish description). Varied condition.
9. Guest card to the first National Convention of the JNF in Germany. Bad Reichenhall, July 15-16, 1947. Good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
1-8. Eight postcards. Among them are postcards which portray the concentration and extermination camps in Auschwitz and a postcard with a photograph of a forest in Lithuania where 7000 Jews were buried (with Yiddish description). Varied condition.
9. Guest card to the first National Convention of the JNF in Germany. Bad Reichenhall, July 15-16, 1947. Good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $450
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Ten postcards with b/w illustrations, portraying life in concentration and extermination camps and the holocaust of Hungarian Jews. Hungary, [1940s?].
Shraga Weil's illustrations which appear on the postcards, were first printed in the "Yellow Book" (Sárga könyv) printed in Budapest in 1944 by "HeChalutz". 9.5X14 cm. Good condition. Foxing-marks.
Shraga Weil's illustrations which appear on the postcards, were first printed in the "Yellow Book" (Sárga könyv) printed in Budapest in 1944 by "HeChalutz". 9.5X14 cm. Good condition. Foxing-marks.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $400
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Photo album that documents the activities of the Borochov Youth Movement (Borochov Jugend) in Poland during the period 1945-1947, ie immediately after WWII. Lodz, December 1, 1947. Yiddish.
The Borochov Youth Movement – the young people's branch of the Po'aley Zion party – was a chalutz movement that operated in Poland immediately after the war. Their goal was to save and rehabilitate the thousands of Jewish children and youths who survived the horrors of the Holocaust and were left orphaned, hungry and destitute.
This album contains 15 large photographs (18x24cm), which are actually photographs of illustrated posters displayed at a presentation given to donors to the movement summing up the past two years of the movement's activities (1945-47). In a manner, this album is a "report in pictures" ("a baricht in bild", as written in the introduction) which presents details (primarily statistical) of the movement's varied activities, including kibbutzim for children and youth, production, cultural activities, conventions, seminars for members, book publishing, etc. At the end of the album are six small photographs taken at the convention.
Included is a booklet by Rafael Mahler, titled "'Yugend' – The Youth Movement of the Leftist Po'aley Zion in Poland" (1974), signed by the author.
Album 22.5x30cm. Overall very good condition. Chipping to the first photograph and scuffing to the album margins.
The Borochov Youth Movement – the young people's branch of the Po'aley Zion party – was a chalutz movement that operated in Poland immediately after the war. Their goal was to save and rehabilitate the thousands of Jewish children and youths who survived the horrors of the Holocaust and were left orphaned, hungry and destitute.
This album contains 15 large photographs (18x24cm), which are actually photographs of illustrated posters displayed at a presentation given to donors to the movement summing up the past two years of the movement's activities (1945-47). In a manner, this album is a "report in pictures" ("a baricht in bild", as written in the introduction) which presents details (primarily statistical) of the movement's varied activities, including kibbutzim for children and youth, production, cultural activities, conventions, seminars for members, book publishing, etc. At the end of the album are six small photographs taken at the convention.
Included is a booklet by Rafael Mahler, titled "'Yugend' – The Youth Movement of the Leftist Po'aley Zion in Poland" (1974), signed by the author.
Album 22.5x30cm. Overall very good condition. Chipping to the first photograph and scuffing to the album margins.
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Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
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"Asociatia Fostilor Deportati in Transnistria"- two "Ex-Deportees" certificates given to Jewish refugees in Transnistria, 1940/1947.
One certificate in the name of Isidor Dankner, the other certificate in the name of Wilhelm Rosenblatt. 10.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains and wear.
One certificate in the name of Isidor Dankner, the other certificate in the name of Wilhelm Rosenblatt. 10.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains and wear.
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Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $500
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Chronicle of the girl Chana Hendel, who stayed at the Mizrachi Zerah Yitzchak Children's Home in Strasburg / Vouzon, France, 1948. Hebrew, Yiddish, French, Polish and Russian.
The books leaves have dedications by Yedidya and Moriah in the Children's Home, before their immigration to Eretz Israel: "Upon your leaving the Diaspora, I wish you happiness and success and the realization of all your aspiration in our free land built in glory". The dedications, beginning with August 1948 were written in Eretz Israel. Approximately [58] written pages, some with illustrations. Book 19.5 cm. with handsome leather cover (worn).
The books leaves have dedications by Yedidya and Moriah in the Children's Home, before their immigration to Eretz Israel: "Upon your leaving the Diaspora, I wish you happiness and success and the realization of all your aspiration in our free land built in glory". The dedications, beginning with August 1948 were written in Eretz Israel. Approximately [58] written pages, some with illustrations. Book 19.5 cm. with handsome leather cover (worn).
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Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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![Eighteen photos of schools and institutes for refugees. Vilnius, [late 1940s or early 1950s].
School for refugees ("tshe](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale34-public/654.jpg "Photographs of Jewish Refugees in Institutes – Vilnius")
Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $400
Sold for: $813
Including buyer's premium
Eighteen photos of schools and institutes for refugees. Vilnius, [late 1940s or early 1950s].
School for refugees ("tshebishe plitim"); dormitory in "Toz" school (Toz, society for protection of the health of Jews in Poland); bread-distribution for refugees; Lyubavitsh Yeshivah (several photos); Sewing class for men and women, and more. All the photos are titled by hand on the reverse. 11X17.5 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps and inscriptions on the reverse; glue remnants. Archive ink stamp of the historian Leyzer Ran.
School for refugees ("tshebishe plitim"); dormitory in "Toz" school (Toz, society for protection of the health of Jews in Poland); bread-distribution for refugees; Lyubavitsh Yeshivah (several photos); Sewing class for men and women, and more. All the photos are titled by hand on the reverse. 11X17.5 cm. Good condition. Ink stamps and inscriptions on the reverse; glue remnants. Archive ink stamp of the historian Leyzer Ran.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $875
Including buyer's premium
Two photographed New Year cards from Detention Camps in Cyprus, 1948/1949. Average size: 8X6 cm. Good condition.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $625
Including buyer's premium
Album with a carved wood binding, created by prisoners in Cyprus Internment Camps, 1948.
On the front cover appear carved decorations: flag with a Star of David, barbed wire fence with a burning torch [torch of resistance, bravery and hope] and the inscription "Cyprus 1948". The leaves – brown and heavy – are blank. Blue leather spine. 9X17 cm. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
On the front cover appear carved decorations: flag with a Star of David, barbed wire fence with a burning torch [torch of resistance, bravery and hope] and the inscription "Cyprus 1948". The leaves – brown and heavy – are blank. Blue leather spine. 9X17 cm. Very good condition.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $200
Unsold
Eleven telegrams sent to the executive committee of "HaPoel HaMizrahi" movement, to Ahad HaAm Street in Tel-Aviv, by the movement's representatives in Chicago, New-York, Toronto, London, Stockholm, Paris and Munich, Mai 1948 through December 1948.
"HaPoel HaMizrahi" and "Tora VeAvodah" members (in exile) congratulate their colleagues in Eretz Israel on the occasion of the Establishment of the State, express their sorrow for the victims of the Gush Etzion battles, and write about various matters. "…members send their greetings to the Government of Israel…and follow with anxiety news from Gush Etzion…" (May 17, 1948). 16.5X18.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases.
"HaPoel HaMizrahi" and "Tora VeAvodah" members (in exile) congratulate their colleagues in Eretz Israel on the occasion of the Establishment of the State, express their sorrow for the victims of the Gush Etzion battles, and write about various matters. "…members send their greetings to the Government of Israel…and follow with anxiety news from Gush Etzion…" (May 17, 1948). 16.5X18.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases.
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Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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![Photo Album prepared by one of the illegal immigrants on "Exodus", [late 1940].
The album presented here is made of](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale34-public/658_1.jpg "Photo Album – \" Exodus\", Deportation Ships and Internment Camps")
![Photo Album prepared by one of the illegal immigrants on "Exodus", [late 1940].
The album presented here is made of](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale34-public/658_2.jpg "Photo Album – \" Exodus\", Deportation Ships and Internment Camps")
Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $1,200
Sold for: $1,875
Including buyer's premium
Photo Album prepared by one of the illegal immigrants on "Exodus", [late 1940].
The album presented here is made of a ring binder within which cardboard leaves have been inserted. Original photos have been attached to the leaves, all of which are related to the incident of "Exodus" alongside with newspaper cuttings and printings of famous photos (from books or booklets about "Exodus").
About 190 original photos documenting the deportation of illegal immigrants, their stay in the deportation ship "Ocean Vigor", their transportation in trucks and trains and then their stay in Papendorf camp. Photos of Papendorf camp portray daily life in the camp and its facilities; dining room tent, laundry, games and dances, school and immigrants' demonstrations. Next to these photos and photocopies of proclamations and newspapers, family photos, etc. It is possible, that when the album owner was released from an internment camp in Germany he arrived in Israel on board of Campidoglio in the summer of 1948 or 1949. Average size 7.5X10.5 cm. Moisture marks to some of the leaves. Some of the photos are seriously damaged. Overall good condition. Leaves and photos are covered with plastic.
The album presented here is made of a ring binder within which cardboard leaves have been inserted. Original photos have been attached to the leaves, all of which are related to the incident of "Exodus" alongside with newspaper cuttings and printings of famous photos (from books or booklets about "Exodus").
About 190 original photos documenting the deportation of illegal immigrants, their stay in the deportation ship "Ocean Vigor", their transportation in trucks and trains and then their stay in Papendorf camp. Photos of Papendorf camp portray daily life in the camp and its facilities; dining room tent, laundry, games and dances, school and immigrants' demonstrations. Next to these photos and photocopies of proclamations and newspapers, family photos, etc. It is possible, that when the album owner was released from an internment camp in Germany he arrived in Israel on board of Campidoglio in the summer of 1948 or 1949. Average size 7.5X10.5 cm. Moisture marks to some of the leaves. Some of the photos are seriously damaged. Overall good condition. Leaves and photos are covered with plastic.
Category
Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $1,200
Sold for: $2,000
Including buyer's premium
A Descriptive Geography and Brief Historical Sketch of Palestine, by Rabbi Joseph Schwarz. Translated by Isaac Leeser. Illustrated With Maps and Numerous Engravings. Published by A. Hart, Philadelphia, 1850. First English translation, first edition in the US.
English translation of Tevu'ot Ha'Aretz, by Rabbi Joseph Schwarz. Contains Schwarz's portrait (opposite title page), two maps of Eretz Israel (folded) and twelve lithograph print plates with illustrations of sites in Eretz Israel.
After his monumental comprehensive work on Eretz Israel had been published in Jerusalem, Rabbi Joseph traveled as emissary to NY in 1849 where his brother was living. During his stay in NY, he developed a relationship with Isaac Leeser, a Jewish leader in the US and one of the first builders of American Jewry, a philosopher and thinker, editor who also translated religious books into English and wrote many speeches and sermons. Leeser, who understood the importance of the book and its translation into English, wrote in the translator's introduction that, "It is to be hoped that this book may contribute to extend the knowledge of Palestine, and rouse many to study the rich treasures which our ancient literature affords, and also to enkindle sympathy and kind acts for those of our brothers, who still cling to the soil of our ancestors, and love the dust in which the many saints of our race sleep in death awaiting a glorious resurrection and an Immortal life". In his introduction, Leeser further notes that the entire book was done by Jewish authors and artists, with the exception of the maps, which were printed by a non-Jew but under Leeser's close inspection.
XXII, [1], 17-518, [1] page + [13] plates (with original protective leaves) + [2] folded maps, 23 cm. Good condition. Stains (some dark). Voresatz leaves not original. Minor tears and stains to first map.Original binding, with gilded illustration of Ma'arat HaMachpela; somewhat damaged..
Singerman 1161.
English translation of Tevu'ot Ha'Aretz, by Rabbi Joseph Schwarz. Contains Schwarz's portrait (opposite title page), two maps of Eretz Israel (folded) and twelve lithograph print plates with illustrations of sites in Eretz Israel.
After his monumental comprehensive work on Eretz Israel had been published in Jerusalem, Rabbi Joseph traveled as emissary to NY in 1849 where his brother was living. During his stay in NY, he developed a relationship with Isaac Leeser, a Jewish leader in the US and one of the first builders of American Jewry, a philosopher and thinker, editor who also translated religious books into English and wrote many speeches and sermons. Leeser, who understood the importance of the book and its translation into English, wrote in the translator's introduction that, "It is to be hoped that this book may contribute to extend the knowledge of Palestine, and rouse many to study the rich treasures which our ancient literature affords, and also to enkindle sympathy and kind acts for those of our brothers, who still cling to the soil of our ancestors, and love the dust in which the many saints of our race sleep in death awaiting a glorious resurrection and an Immortal life". In his introduction, Leeser further notes that the entire book was done by Jewish authors and artists, with the exception of the maps, which were printed by a non-Jew but under Leeser's close inspection.
XXII, [1], 17-518, [1] page + [13] plates (with original protective leaves) + [2] folded maps, 23 cm. Good condition. Stains (some dark). Voresatz leaves not original. Minor tears and stains to first map.Original binding, with gilded illustration of Ma'arat HaMachpela; somewhat damaged..
Singerman 1161.
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Jewish Communities
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
Opening: $250
Sold for: $750
Including buyer's premium
The Jewish Chronicle, First Series, Edited by the Rev. D. Meldola and Mr. Angel / Memorial book. London, 1841-1842. English and some Hebrew.
"The Jewish Chronicle" – national newspaper of British Jewry – was founded in London in 1841 and still continues to appear which makes it the oldest Jewish paper in the world.
Presented here are issues 1-23 bound in one volume, from November 12, 1841 through April 14 1842 (most probably issue no. 24 is included but without its first page). "Advertisement Sheet" is attached to issue no. 9.
An original title page was added to the volume. On the reverse appear words by the founders and editors of the paper, Rabbi David Meldola (Dayan and Rabbi of the London Portuguese Synagogue) and Moses (Moshe) Engel (considered one of the prominent figures in religious and secular Jewish education of British Jewry in the 19th cent.). They wrote and introduction to the first issue in which they describe the vision that led them to establish this newspaper. 138, [2] pp, 31.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Moisture-marks. New Binding.
"The Jewish Chronicle" – national newspaper of British Jewry – was founded in London in 1841 and still continues to appear which makes it the oldest Jewish paper in the world.
Presented here are issues 1-23 bound in one volume, from November 12, 1841 through April 14 1842 (most probably issue no. 24 is included but without its first page). "Advertisement Sheet" is attached to issue no. 9.
An original title page was added to the volume. On the reverse appear words by the founders and editors of the paper, Rabbi David Meldola (Dayan and Rabbi of the London Portuguese Synagogue) and Moses (Moshe) Engel (considered one of the prominent figures in religious and secular Jewish education of British Jewry in the 19th cent.). They wrote and introduction to the first issue in which they describe the vision that led them to establish this newspaper. 138, [2] pp, 31.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Moisture-marks. New Binding.
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Jewish Communities
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