Manuscript, "copy of a letter by the Lubavitch Rebbe", Shalom Dov Ber Schneerson – a copy of his historical letter written on the 10 th of Tamuz 1899.
Among other things he writes: "…Even if these people completely fulfilled G-d's will and his Torah, and even if there were grounds for thinking that they would reach their goal, we are not to heed them in this matter to achieve our redemption by our own strength. Behold, we are not allowed to force the redemption even by insistent entreaties… how much more so by force and material schemes… i.e. we are not allowed to force our way out of exile and this will not be our redemption…". Further in the letter, the Rashab sharply criticizes the Zionist leaders who blaspheme basic Jewish beliefs and fight to destroy the education of Torah and fear of Heaven to exchange it for the "Torah" of the new nationalism.
Written on official stationery of Rabbi "Pesach ben Rabbi Chanoch Hendel Freidland" from the city of Kremenchuk. Rabbi Pesach Freidland (1869-1942), son of Rabbi Chanoch Hendel Freidland [1850-1914, Av Beit Din of Porechye, Babruysk region], student at the Volozhin Yeshiva. A founder of the Zionist Union Nes Tziona. Delegate at the convention of Jewish Public Activists from the entire Tsarist Russia who convened in Kovno in 1910. He was an active member of the Mizrachi Union from the beginning of its establishment. Delegate of the Mizrachi convention in Lida in 1903 and a Mizrachi delegate to all the Zionist congresses from the second congress until the thirteenth. In 1922, he moved to Jerusalem and was one of the founders of the Mizrachi Bank.
4 pages, 21 cm. good condition.

Interesting letter by Rebbe Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson of Lubavitch-Chabad (the Rebbe Rayatz), after he recuperated from his illness. Brooklyn, Chanuka 1944.
Typewritten, with his signature.
"I praise and thank Hashem for his kindness… in the merit of my fathers he received the prayers of my friends and fulfilled their requests… to elevate me from my illness and although I am still weak – G-d should strengthen me… I can hold my pen to write…".
The Rebbe adds thoughts about his mission in the world: "The purpose and mission of my soul is to teach Torah and fear of Heaven, to rouse the Jewish people to study and tread in the path of Chassidism and the Chassidim and to be among those who benefit and influence much good through their love of the Jewish people…".
Letter, 28 cm. Good condition.
This letter was not published in "Igrot Kodesh" of the Rayatz.

Letter with blessing for health and success, by the Rebbe Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson of Lubavitch-Chabad (the Rayatz). Brooklyn, 1946.
Typewritten on official stationery, with his signature.
21 cm. Good condition, folding marks.

Lithograph letter by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson – The Rebbe Rayatz of Lubavitch, on the marriage of his daughter Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka with Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson – the Chabad Rebbe. Warsaw, Kislev 1928.
Lithograph printing of a handwritten letter, with a copy of the Rebbe's signature. "In memory of the wedding day of my daughter the laudable bride Ms. Chaya Mushka with the bridegroom Rabbi Menachem Mendel…". A “gift” originally accompanied this letter – a facsimile of a letter in the handwriting of the Rebbe Ba'al HaTanya, and in this letter the Rebbe, the Rayatz explains the historic context of the letter – the dispute between the Chassidim and the Mitnagdim in Vilna.
Lithograph printed brochure, [2] pages (without the facsimile leaf enclosed with the letter). 15 cm. Good condition, stains and wear.

Collection of publications / single leaves from various times printed and distributed by Kollel Chabad in Eretz Israel. 1910-1936.
Including: Lithograph of a handwritten letter by the Rayatz, to assist the Kollel's needy members. Rostov-na-Donu 1921. • Letter signed by Rabbi S. Zalman Havlin, head of the Torat Emet Yeshiva. • Various receipts of Kollel Chabad, some completed with signatures. • Emergency fund – printed leaf of US postage stamps with a picture of the Temple Mount and the Torat Emet Yeshiva building in Jerusalem, etc.
14 items, varied size and colors, overall very-good condition.