Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Four decrees concerning the rights of Jews in Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt am Main, 1765-1790. German.
1. Decree restricting Jews. January, 1765. Decree ordering the Frankfurt Jews to avoid leaving the Street of Jews, avoid trade and avoid participation in Christian holidays or public shows, so as not to disturb other citizens in the city. The decree was confirmed on February 1756 and re-confirmed in January 1765. [1] leaf, 32X40 cm.
2. Municipal regulation restricting the trade by Jews. November 18, 1766. According to the regulations, following complaints by citizens that Jews are trading leather in city fairs and thus harming the business of local merchants, the Jews are forbidden to lead any negotiations or sales of such kind. Breaking this regulation will lead to a punishment. [1] leaf, 35X21 cm.
3. Decree on behalf of the mayor and council members of the City of Frankfurt am Main, forbidding any abuse against Jews, citizens of the city. September 3, 1781. The decree forbids any abuse or violence against the city's Jews. This is based on an order issued by the emperor on February 1711 which protects German Jews. Further on, some cases are mentioned in which citizens of the city hurt Jews and aroused civil unrest. [4] pp, 32.5 cm.
4. Regulation restricting trade by Jews. June 22, 1790. Jews of villages and cities out of Frankfurt are forbidden to lead any trade with the Christian citizens of the city. The authorities have to be informed about such cases and those who break the regulation will be punished accordingly. This regulation was issued in 1738 and re-confirmed in 1755 and 1790. [4] pp, 35 cm.
Condition varies (generally good).
1. Decree restricting Jews. January, 1765. Decree ordering the Frankfurt Jews to avoid leaving the Street of Jews, avoid trade and avoid participation in Christian holidays or public shows, so as not to disturb other citizens in the city. The decree was confirmed on February 1756 and re-confirmed in January 1765. [1] leaf, 32X40 cm.
2. Municipal regulation restricting the trade by Jews. November 18, 1766. According to the regulations, following complaints by citizens that Jews are trading leather in city fairs and thus harming the business of local merchants, the Jews are forbidden to lead any negotiations or sales of such kind. Breaking this regulation will lead to a punishment. [1] leaf, 35X21 cm.
3. Decree on behalf of the mayor and council members of the City of Frankfurt am Main, forbidding any abuse against Jews, citizens of the city. September 3, 1781. The decree forbids any abuse or violence against the city's Jews. This is based on an order issued by the emperor on February 1711 which protects German Jews. Further on, some cases are mentioned in which citizens of the city hurt Jews and aroused civil unrest. [4] pp, 32.5 cm.
4. Regulation restricting trade by Jews. June 22, 1790. Jews of villages and cities out of Frankfurt are forbidden to lead any trade with the Christian citizens of the city. The authorities have to be informed about such cases and those who break the regulation will be punished accordingly. This regulation was issued in 1738 and re-confirmed in 1755 and 1790. [4] pp, 35 cm.
Condition varies (generally good).
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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1."……Seventy three years he served the Austrian army…was a war hero…Joseph Graf Radetzky", by Yossef Cohen Zedek. Lvov, 1858. Hebrew and German.
Booklet of lamentations and a eulogy for the Austrian Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky. 56, [6], pp, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains. Ex library copy.
2. "…song for the wedding of Crown Prince Rudolph, only son of the great and benevolent Franz Joseph Emperor of Austria…with lady…Stephanie, daughter of King Leopold of Belgium …", by Avraham Kaplan. Vienna, 1881.
Poem for the wedding of the Austrian prince, Rudolph (son of Emperor Franz Joseph I) with Princess Stephanie, daughter of the King of Belgium, Leopold II. 8 pp, 21 cm. Minor stains. Ex library copy.
Booklet of lamentations and a eulogy for the Austrian Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky. 56, [6], pp, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains. Ex library copy.
2. "…song for the wedding of Crown Prince Rudolph, only son of the great and benevolent Franz Joseph Emperor of Austria…with lady…Stephanie, daughter of King Leopold of Belgium …", by Avraham Kaplan. Vienna, 1881.
Poem for the wedding of the Austrian prince, Rudolph (son of Emperor Franz Joseph I) with Princess Stephanie, daughter of the King of Belgium, Leopold II. 8 pp, 21 cm. Minor stains. Ex library copy.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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For a complete list of books - see Hebrew text.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Six compositions by Dr. Shlomo Rubin (1823-1910), of the Haskalah Movement leaders in Galicia, a prolific Hebrew writer and translator of many classic books into Hebrew.
In the volume presented here are bound the following compositions: * [Ga'on Yehuda VeYerushalayim, Vienna, 1869], about ancient Jewish garments and jewelry. Title page and some of the first leaves are missing. * Sefer HaYuvalim named Midrash Bereshit Zutra, Vienna, 1870.l * Sod HaSefirot, Vienna, 1874. * Mech[o]lit HaMavet, Vienna, 1877. * Sefer Yetzira Leha'araviyim, or Even HaChachamim, Vienna, 1874. * Avney Miluim, Vienna, 1876. Volume 21.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry and fragile paper. Black paint marks to one of the compositions.
In the volume presented here are bound the following compositions: * [Ga'on Yehuda VeYerushalayim, Vienna, 1869], about ancient Jewish garments and jewelry. Title page and some of the first leaves are missing. * Sefer HaYuvalim named Midrash Bereshit Zutra, Vienna, 1870.l * Sod HaSefirot, Vienna, 1874. * Mech[o]lit HaMavet, Vienna, 1877. * Sefer Yetzira Leha'araviyim, or Even HaChachamim, Vienna, 1874. * Avney Miluim, Vienna, 1876. Volume 21.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry and fragile paper. Black paint marks to one of the compositions.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Eight compositions – booklets and books – concerning the "Jewish Question" and anti-Semitism in Europe. All of the compositions are in German.
1. Freimüthige Gedanken über den Geist des Judenthums, oder der Talmud in seiner Blöse als Quelle der gröbsten Missbräuche, Elias Birkenstein. [Marburg], 1818.
2. Der neue Sturm der Judenfrage, noch ein Friedenswort, Bernhard Gruber. Reichenbach in Sch., 1880.
3. Antisemiten und Gymnasiallehrer, ein Protest, Karl Fischer. Berlin, 1881.
4. Die neueste Lüge über die israelitische Allianz, ein Probestück aus der antisemitischen Moral, Salomon Neumann. Berlin, 1883.
5. Deutsche Antisemiten-Chronik, 1888 bis 1894. Zurich, 1894.
6. Die Polnische Judenfrage, Binjamun Segel. Berlin, 1916.
7-8. Gerechtigkeit! Zur Lösung der Judenfrage, Friedrich von Oppeln-Bronikowski. Berlin-Williamsdorf, 1932. Two copies in different covers.
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1. Freimüthige Gedanken über den Geist des Judenthums, oder der Talmud in seiner Blöse als Quelle der gröbsten Missbräuche, Elias Birkenstein. [Marburg], 1818.
2. Der neue Sturm der Judenfrage, noch ein Friedenswort, Bernhard Gruber. Reichenbach in Sch., 1880.
3. Antisemiten und Gymnasiallehrer, ein Protest, Karl Fischer. Berlin, 1881.
4. Die neueste Lüge über die israelitische Allianz, ein Probestück aus der antisemitischen Moral, Salomon Neumann. Berlin, 1883.
5. Deutsche Antisemiten-Chronik, 1888 bis 1894. Zurich, 1894.
6. Die Polnische Judenfrage, Binjamun Segel. Berlin, 1916.
7-8. Gerechtigkeit! Zur Lösung der Judenfrage, Friedrich von Oppeln-Bronikowski. Berlin-Williamsdorf, 1932. Two copies in different covers.
Sizes and conditions vary. Tears and creases to some.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Das Zelt, eine Jüdische Illustrierte Monatsschrift fur Kunst, Literatur und Wissenschaft. Schriftleitung: Eugen Hoeflich. Kunstredaktion: Max Eisler, Josef Hahn. Vienna, 1924. German.
"The Tent" – Jewish periodical for art, literature and science". First year, issues 1-12 (in ten booklets). "Das Zelt" was published for one more year only.
Amongst the writers: Y.L. Peretz, Franz Rosenzweig, David Fogel, Max Brod, Emanuel Lev, Franz Kafka, and others. Writings are accompanied by works of leading Jewish artists of the period. 29 cm. Good condition. Creases and tears to borders of leaves and covers.
"The Tent" – Jewish periodical for art, literature and science". First year, issues 1-12 (in ten booklets). "Das Zelt" was published for one more year only.
Amongst the writers: Y.L. Peretz, Franz Rosenzweig, David Fogel, Max Brod, Emanuel Lev, Franz Kafka, and others. Writings are accompanied by works of leading Jewish artists of the period. 29 cm. Good condition. Creases and tears to borders of leaves and covers.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Two group photos, two cloth-ribbons with embroided Star of David and two silver and cloth badges with engraved dedications, for Yoachim Caspari and other fencers, members of a Jewish fencing club in Germany. [Berlin? 1910].
In the group photos fencers are seen with a cloth-ribbon on their chest and embroidered Star of David, (some also wear a hat with a Star of David). On the two badges Caspari's name is engraved and on each one of them an additional name is engraved (Caspari was 18 or 19 when he was granted the badges). Attached are three medals (iron cross) of WW I. Photos 22X28 cm, cloth-ribbons 103X3.5 cm, badges app. 7X3 cm. Overall good condition.
In the group photos fencers are seen with a cloth-ribbon on their chest and embroidered Star of David, (some also wear a hat with a Star of David). On the two badges Caspari's name is engraved and on each one of them an additional name is engraved (Caspari was 18 or 19 when he was granted the badges). Attached are three medals (iron cross) of WW I. Photos 22X28 cm, cloth-ribbons 103X3.5 cm, badges app. 7X3 cm. Overall good condition.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Collection of items of Ya'akov Kovansky of Virbalis, gymnast and soccer player, member of "Maccabi" Lithuania.
* notebook / travel journal. In June 1928 Kovansky cycled around Lithuania and visited Jewish institutes (mainly sports organizations and educational institutes). Wherever he arrived, he asked the representative of the institute which he visited to sign the notebook which he carried with him. The notebook presented here, documents his journey through the cities of Shavel,Kurshenai,Jurbarkas, Vilkaviskis, Marijampole, Fren, Kovno,Jonava and Panavezys. A map is attached, hand-drawn, with records of all the towns and villages which he visited. In Kursenai, an inscription was added "I wish you…that soon you will travel on your bicycle from Dan to Eilat through all of our country…".
Attached: * Blue and white flag with the inscription "Hebrew Gymnasium of Virbalis" – the flag was attached to the bicycle handlebars during the trip (see photo opening the diary). *Member card of "Maccabi" Lithuania * Blue cloth scarf with silver flowers, with two blue and white Stars of David embroidered on the two edges. * Participant's card, first Maccabia, Tel-Aviv, 1932. Various sizes and conditions.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
* notebook / travel journal. In June 1928 Kovansky cycled around Lithuania and visited Jewish institutes (mainly sports organizations and educational institutes). Wherever he arrived, he asked the representative of the institute which he visited to sign the notebook which he carried with him. The notebook presented here, documents his journey through the cities of Shavel,Kurshenai,Jurbarkas, Vilkaviskis, Marijampole, Fren, Kovno,Jonava and Panavezys. A map is attached, hand-drawn, with records of all the towns and villages which he visited. In Kursenai, an inscription was added "I wish you…that soon you will travel on your bicycle from Dan to Eilat through all of our country…".
Attached: * Blue and white flag with the inscription "Hebrew Gymnasium of Virbalis" – the flag was attached to the bicycle handlebars during the trip (see photo opening the diary). *Member card of "Maccabi" Lithuania * Blue cloth scarf with silver flowers, with two blue and white Stars of David embroidered on the two edges. * Participant's card, first Maccabia, Tel-Aviv, 1932. Various sizes and conditions.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Extensive archive of documents, from the estate of Dr. Yoachim Caspari and his wife Shoshana. Zitomir, Germany and Eretz Israel, first half of the 20th century.
Dr. Yoachim Caspari (1892-1966) was born in the region of Uckermark, Germany. In 1896 his family moved to Berlin. His father was a physician. He graduated from highschool in Berlin in 1910 and started to study medicine in the University of Munich. Was drafted to the German Army as a physician in WW I; worked in the University Hospital in Berlin and in 1924 immigrated to Eretz Israel. He worked as a doctor in the "Reali" High School in Haifa and later in Hadassah in Jerusalem and Mother and Baby clinics in Jerusalem and in other cities. In the late 1920 Caspari moved to Haifa and worked there as a private pediatrician. Published a book (in German) "Das Oberbewusstsein" – "Consciousness". His wife, Shoshana Caspari, neé Bradinstein (1900-1977), native of Zitomir, nurse, worked and volunteered for many years.
The archive includes: letters and photos, personal documents, diplomas of Medical School, typewritten memoire, handwritten lists of Yoachim's studies, stock-certificates, entrance ticket to the inauguration of the university, certificates of appreciation and other items (in German and in Hebrew). Lot of approximately 260 items, size and condition varies.
Dr. Yoachim Caspari (1892-1966) was born in the region of Uckermark, Germany. In 1896 his family moved to Berlin. His father was a physician. He graduated from highschool in Berlin in 1910 and started to study medicine in the University of Munich. Was drafted to the German Army as a physician in WW I; worked in the University Hospital in Berlin and in 1924 immigrated to Eretz Israel. He worked as a doctor in the "Reali" High School in Haifa and later in Hadassah in Jerusalem and Mother and Baby clinics in Jerusalem and in other cities. In the late 1920 Caspari moved to Haifa and worked there as a private pediatrician. Published a book (in German) "Das Oberbewusstsein" – "Consciousness". His wife, Shoshana Caspari, neé Bradinstein (1900-1977), native of Zitomir, nurse, worked and volunteered for many years.
The archive includes: letters and photos, personal documents, diplomas of Medical School, typewritten memoire, handwritten lists of Yoachim's studies, stock-certificates, entrance ticket to the inauguration of the university, certificates of appreciation and other items (in German and in Hebrew). Lot of approximately 260 items, size and condition varies.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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About 50 documents and paper items from the estate of Leyzer Ran, historian and researcher, author of "Yerushalayim DeLita" and other books about Lithuanian Jewry, [mid 19th through mid 20th century].
Amongst the documents: * Letter handwritten by Leyzer Ran. * Collection of handwritten leaves (19 leaves), copy of the composition "Makel Hovlim" – "folk songs (folks lider) in a language spoken by Jews in Poland and Moldava" by the poet Benjamin Wolf Ehrenkrantz nicknamed Velvel Zbarjer + a notebook with satiric compositions in his handwriting, including the satires "dos zukhen di khasidim", "meshikhes tsaytn", "di khasidishe medilke" and "geshikhte fun golyat shpil". * Program and entrance-tickets to parties of Jewish students, 1916. * A letter handwritten by Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Makhluf Amsalem of Morocco asking "Rosenkrantz and Shriftzetser" printing press to send him a catalogue of books and praying shawls (1922). * Invitations to events, Polish patriots organization (Russian). * "Petek S'gira" for a JNF box. * Advertisement notices for cultural events and proclamations. * Negatives of photos of gravestones in the old cemetery of Vilnius and notes handwritten by Ran, with biographic notes or copies of inscriptions on tomb stones and memorial signs, photos of historic documents, and more. Sizes and conditions vary.
Amongst the documents: * Letter handwritten by Leyzer Ran. * Collection of handwritten leaves (19 leaves), copy of the composition "Makel Hovlim" – "folk songs (folks lider) in a language spoken by Jews in Poland and Moldava" by the poet Benjamin Wolf Ehrenkrantz nicknamed Velvel Zbarjer + a notebook with satiric compositions in his handwriting, including the satires "dos zukhen di khasidim", "meshikhes tsaytn", "di khasidishe medilke" and "geshikhte fun golyat shpil". * Program and entrance-tickets to parties of Jewish students, 1916. * A letter handwritten by Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Makhluf Amsalem of Morocco asking "Rosenkrantz and Shriftzetser" printing press to send him a catalogue of books and praying shawls (1922). * Invitations to events, Polish patriots organization (Russian). * "Petek S'gira" for a JNF box. * Advertisement notices for cultural events and proclamations. * Negatives of photos of gravestones in the old cemetery of Vilnius and notes handwritten by Ran, with biographic notes or copies of inscriptions on tomb stones and memorial signs, photos of historic documents, and more. Sizes and conditions vary.
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![Nine printed cardboard boards. Published by A. Raskin, Warsaw, [1930s].
Cardboard boards printed on behalf of Raskin's Calend](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale34-public/695.jpg "Illustrated Cardboard Boards for Hanging a Calendar – Warsaw")
Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
November 20, 2013
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Sold for: $313
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Nine printed cardboard boards. Published by A. Raskin, Warsaw, [1930s].
Cardboard boards printed on behalf of Raskin's Calendar-Farlag for hanging on the wall upon which calendars are hung. Decorated with colored and gold printings and with portraits of Nachum Sokolov, Theodor Herzl, Rabbi Kook, illustrations of the story of the Sale of Joseph, and Solomon's Judgment, and other illustrations. Average 16X33 cm. Good condition. Minor damages.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
Cardboard boards printed on behalf of Raskin's Calendar-Farlag for hanging on the wall upon which calendars are hung. Decorated with colored and gold printings and with portraits of Nachum Sokolov, Theodor Herzl, Rabbi Kook, illustrations of the story of the Sale of Joseph, and Solomon's Judgment, and other illustrations. Average 16X33 cm. Good condition. Minor damages.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.
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Auction 34 - The Arnie Druck Collections
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Moadim l'simchah, Compendium der Fest-Fast-und ereignissreichen Tage, aus der Geschichte der Juden… von S. L. Grossmann. Fünfkirchen (Pécs), Hungary, 1885. German.
A book about the Jewish calendar. A comprehensive chapter is dedicated to each month of the Hebrew calendar. A 100-Year Calendar is folded at the beginning of the book (until the year 1985), dedicated to Moses Montefiore (who passed away in 1885). 576 pp, 22 cm. Good condition. Tears to edges of leaves. Fragile paper. New binding.
A book about the Jewish calendar. A comprehensive chapter is dedicated to each month of the Hebrew calendar. A 100-Year Calendar is folded at the beginning of the book (until the year 1985), dedicated to Moses Montefiore (who passed away in 1885). 576 pp, 22 cm. Good condition. Tears to edges of leaves. Fragile paper. New binding.
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