Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $120
Sold for: $150
Including buyer's premium
1. Voucher for donation of Zionist Shekel, 1916. Whoever pays a shekel a year "is entitled to take part in elections for the members of the next Zionist Congress". Hebrew, German, Yiddish and English. Poor condition.
2. "The Shekel", with inscription: "Herzl" and "Jewish State", 1935. Fair condition.
3. Prowizoryczny szekel – Receipt for donation of Shekel, Cracow. Polish. Fair condition.
2. "The Shekel", with inscription: "Herzl" and "Jewish State", 1935. Fair condition.
3. Prowizoryczny szekel – Receipt for donation of Shekel, Cracow. Polish. Fair condition.
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JNF, Zionist Shekel
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Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $80
Sold for: $100
Including buyer's premium
Two receipts of the Jubilee Shekel of the World Zionist Organization. Geula Camp, Aden (Yemen), 1948. The Geula Camp served as a transition camp for Yemenite Jews en-route to Israel in the Magic Carpet Aliya. 10x11 cm. Fair condition. Tears, creases and foxing.
Category
JNF, Zionist Shekel
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Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $500
Sold for: $813
Including buyer's premium
1. "Power of attorney from the people of "Chevrat Yessod Ha'Ma'ala" to Rabbi Baruch Meir Rosenblum "to compromise and do all that is necessary for the good of the society including cashing debts due from all the members as well as compromise with whoever it will be necessary… he also is empowered to do all for the good of the society…" Mezrich, 1883. With signatures of the society members and Rosh Av Beit Din.
Baruch Meir Rosenblum was one of the founders of the society and of Yessod HaMa'ala although not amongst its builders or residents.
[2] handwritten leaves, 21 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Tears to folding lines, almost detached.
2. Tables with list of expenses spent by the society. The founders of Yessod HaMa'ala are mentioned: R' Baruch Meir, R' Ephraim Fishel Salomon, R' Leib Rubin and others. Including expenses on traveling to Eretz Israel and bringing objects there. [3] pages, 20 cm. Good condition.
The society "Hevrat Yessod HaMa'ala was founded in 1883 in Mezrich. R' Leib Rubin and R' Fishel Solomon, who later became the leader of the Moshava handled the purchase of land in Eretz Israel. In the spring of 1884, 7 families settled there, 6 of those families from Mezrich.
Important documents which describe the procedure of founding one of the first Moshavot in the Galilee.
Baruch Meir Rosenblum was one of the founders of the society and of Yessod HaMa'ala although not amongst its builders or residents.
[2] handwritten leaves, 21 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Tears to folding lines, almost detached.
2. Tables with list of expenses spent by the society. The founders of Yessod HaMa'ala are mentioned: R' Baruch Meir, R' Ephraim Fishel Salomon, R' Leib Rubin and others. Including expenses on traveling to Eretz Israel and bringing objects there. [3] pages, 20 cm. Good condition.
The society "Hevrat Yessod HaMa'ala was founded in 1883 in Mezrich. R' Leib Rubin and R' Fishel Solomon, who later became the leader of the Moshava handled the purchase of land in Eretz Israel. In the spring of 1884, 7 families settled there, 6 of those families from Mezrich.
Important documents which describe the procedure of founding one of the first Moshavot in the Galilee.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
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Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $12
Sold for: $18,438
Including buyer's premium
Pinchas Rutenberg (1879-1942) was an engineer, pioneer of modern industry in Eretz Israel and founder of the electricity company. He was one of the initiators of the Jewish Legion. When he made aliya in 1919, he did a survey of all of the water sources, and proposed thorough plans for development of water industries, drainage, damming, ground development, and building power plants between the Litani river and the Dead Sea. He was one of the founders of the Hagana, one of its first commanders, and head of the National Council. In 1923, he founded Palestine’s Electricity Company when he received a permit to use the waters of the Jordan and Yarmuch waters, and built a hydro-electric power plant in Naharayim; he also built power plants which provided electricity for Tel-Aviv, Jaffa, Haifa and Tiberias. Later, he built the motor-driven Power Plants “Reading” in Tel Aviv and “Haifa A” in Haifa.
Avraham Rutenberg, Pinchas’s younger brother, worked as a surveyor in Jordan, and was also involved with the Hagana. He helped it by purchasing equipment, and by making the power plant available for production of weapons and warfare. He was the chairman of the power plant after Pinchas’s death.
The archives contains thousands of items in various languages, from the 20s-40s: several passports of the Rutenberg brothers, approx. 100 photographs, mostly connected to building power plants, showing industrial buildings and machinery, building plans, newspaper cuttings, wide correspondence about a variety of subjects: reports, licenses, receipts, requests and personal correspondence. The documents include letters signed by Chaim Weizmann, Herbert Samuel, HaRav Kook, Lord Reading, David Yellin and more. The collection includes many handwritten documents as well as postcards and envelopes.
Avraham Rutenberg, Pinchas’s younger brother, worked as a surveyor in Jordan, and was also involved with the Hagana. He helped it by purchasing equipment, and by making the power plant available for production of weapons and warfare. He was the chairman of the power plant after Pinchas’s death.
The archives contains thousands of items in various languages, from the 20s-40s: several passports of the Rutenberg brothers, approx. 100 photographs, mostly connected to building power plants, showing industrial buildings and machinery, building plans, newspaper cuttings, wide correspondence about a variety of subjects: reports, licenses, receipts, requests and personal correspondence. The documents include letters signed by Chaim Weizmann, Herbert Samuel, HaRav Kook, Lord Reading, David Yellin and more. The collection includes many handwritten documents as well as postcards and envelopes.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $150
Unsold
A book of customs of the Bnei Brith Association, copied by David Yelin. Published by the Jerusalem Chamber. Jerusalem, 1889.
Customs of the Bnai Brith Association, including "Seder Kidushim", appointments of clerks before the General Assembly, prayer for the deceased and more. Punctuated.
[1] Cover title page, 36 pages, 17 cm. Fair condition. Foxing. Detaches leaves, tears to cover. Set in a thick postage envelope, probably originally mailed in this envelope.
Customs of the Bnai Brith Association, including "Seder Kidushim", appointments of clerks before the General Assembly, prayer for the deceased and more. Punctuated.
[1] Cover title page, 36 pages, 17 cm. Fair condition. Foxing. Detaches leaves, tears to cover. Set in a thick postage envelope, probably originally mailed in this envelope.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $900
Unsold
Holy Land album – views and flowers, folder with olivewood cover in pre-Bezalel style. Eretz Israel, end of the 19th century.
Ten plates by Monzon lithographic print, Jerusalem, dried flowers on the reverse side.
One plate with a map of Eretz Israel, 8 plates of Jerusalem neighborhoods and a “Remember the destruction – by the rivers of Babylon” plate with a painting of the Temple location and Mt. Zion. On the pictures it notes: “Published by Zvi Kodesh Jerusalem” and they are similar to the postcards of the same publisher. The cover is engraved with the Dome of the Rock.
9x15 cm. Fair condition. Stained, one pergament paper missing. Some of the flowers are missing. The wooden cover is partially detached.
Ten plates by Monzon lithographic print, Jerusalem, dried flowers on the reverse side.
One plate with a map of Eretz Israel, 8 plates of Jerusalem neighborhoods and a “Remember the destruction – by the rivers of Babylon” plate with a painting of the Temple location and Mt. Zion. On the pictures it notes: “Published by Zvi Kodesh Jerusalem” and they are similar to the postcards of the same publisher. The cover is engraved with the Dome of the Rock.
9x15 cm. Fair condition. Stained, one pergament paper missing. Some of the flowers are missing. The wooden cover is partially detached.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $200
Sold for: $275
Including buyer's premium
Souvenir von Jerusalem, album with photo sheet folded in a hard cover. [Jerusalem, 1936].
“Jerusalem the holy city and the holy cities and holy sites and the colonies established by the benefactor, Minister Baron Edmund fon Rothschild, and by the Zionists”. Many pictures of Jerusalem alongside Hebron, Jaffa, Bethlehem, Safed and the Moshavot. Hebrew, Russian, English, German, French.
[14] picture-plates printed on one folded sheet, with a hardcover 19.5 cm. Good condition. Some of the joints have been professionally repaired. Cracks or small tears in the joints of several sheets.
“Jerusalem the holy city and the holy cities and holy sites and the colonies established by the benefactor, Minister Baron Edmund fon Rothschild, and by the Zionists”. Many pictures of Jerusalem alongside Hebron, Jaffa, Bethlehem, Safed and the Moshavot. Hebrew, Russian, English, German, French.
[14] picture-plates printed on one folded sheet, with a hardcover 19.5 cm. Good condition. Some of the joints have been professionally repaired. Cracks or small tears in the joints of several sheets.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $120
Unsold
Letter from the Gabbai of the Talmud Torah and Yeshivat “Sha’arei Torah” in Jaffa to Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever, approximately 1898.
“We saw in "HaMelitz"… the decision of the committee to recline our request and not provide the smallest support to complete the building and this is mis-judgement and stealing from the poor…”
The Gabbaim are requesting that Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever recommend to the committee to support the Talmud Torah. Ginzburg (Ahad Ha’am?) is also mentioned who criticized the undertaking of settling in Eretz Israel and of Hovevei Zion. With the stamp of the Talmud Torah.
[3] handwritten pages, 27 cm. Good condition. Stains. Fold marks. Small tear in the center.
“We saw in "HaMelitz"… the decision of the committee to recline our request and not provide the smallest support to complete the building and this is mis-judgement and stealing from the poor…”
The Gabbaim are requesting that Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever recommend to the committee to support the Talmud Torah. Ginzburg (Ahad Ha’am?) is also mentioned who criticized the undertaking of settling in Eretz Israel and of Hovevei Zion. With the stamp of the Talmud Torah.
[3] handwritten pages, 27 cm. Good condition. Stains. Fold marks. Small tear in the center.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $300
Unsold
A volume of the carbon copies of letters sent by Gedalyahu Wilbushevitz between 1911-1912.
Wilbushevitz (1865-1943) – engineer and architect, one of the founders of Jewish industry and building in Eretz Israel, a member of the ‘Hovevei Zion.’ Born in Belarus, trained as a building engineer at the High Technical School in Berlin. Arrived in Eretz Israel with the First Aliya, founded ‘The company for the development of industries in Eretz Israel,’ established the first iron-casting factory in Eretz Israel, and other factories (see attached material).
Letters are in various languages; few of the documents are in Hebrew. The top of each copy page has handwriting in pen which was added at a later date) which gives a short description: To the hospital and Jewish aged home in Grodno (donations), matters relating to workshops, factories, and more. A small notepad is attached with lists and engineering calculations made by Wilbushevitz.
140 written leaves, 28 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Fine paper, with occasional damage caused by the ink.
Wilbushevitz (1865-1943) – engineer and architect, one of the founders of Jewish industry and building in Eretz Israel, a member of the ‘Hovevei Zion.’ Born in Belarus, trained as a building engineer at the High Technical School in Berlin. Arrived in Eretz Israel with the First Aliya, founded ‘The company for the development of industries in Eretz Israel,’ established the first iron-casting factory in Eretz Israel, and other factories (see attached material).
Letters are in various languages; few of the documents are in Hebrew. The top of each copy page has handwriting in pen which was added at a later date) which gives a short description: To the hospital and Jewish aged home in Grodno (donations), matters relating to workshops, factories, and more. A small notepad is attached with lists and engineering calculations made by Wilbushevitz.
140 written leaves, 28 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Fine paper, with occasional damage caused by the ink.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $1
Unsold
1. Two official stationeries and an official envelope - blank.
2. Two ‘members’ leaflets’ from 1942-1943; ‘Niv HaGdud’ No. 1-2, 1948; Booklet commemorating 13 years of MDA.
3. Seven general documents, letters, report on delivering first aid and more.
4. 17 posters: Caution prevents disaster; Warning! Danger!; In war as in peace – Magen David Adom is on alert; new first aid course to commence shortly; ball in honor of 5 years of Magen David Adom’s establishment; festive ceremony for receiving the Magen David Adom Gush Dan ambulance; invitation to ball with the participation of Gertrud Kraus; announcement of introduction of first aid course and more.
30 items. Various sizes, fair to good condition.
2. Two ‘members’ leaflets’ from 1942-1943; ‘Niv HaGdud’ No. 1-2, 1948; Booklet commemorating 13 years of MDA.
3. Seven general documents, letters, report on delivering first aid and more.
4. 17 posters: Caution prevents disaster; Warning! Danger!; In war as in peace – Magen David Adom is on alert; new first aid course to commence shortly; ball in honor of 5 years of Magen David Adom’s establishment; festive ceremony for receiving the Magen David Adom Gush Dan ambulance; invitation to ball with the participation of Gertrud Kraus; announcement of introduction of first aid course and more.
30 items. Various sizes, fair to good condition.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $180
Sold for: $288
Including buyer's premium
1. Entry ticket for the foundation stone-laying ceremony for The Hebrew University of Jerusalem building, [1918].
2. Entry ticket to the opening celebration of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1925, (standing room).
3-4. Two documents dated 15th Av [1918], program of the foundation stone laying ceremony.
Various sizes, bad to fair condition.
2. Entry ticket to the opening celebration of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1925, (standing room).
3-4. Two documents dated 15th Av [1918], program of the foundation stone laying ceremony.
Various sizes, bad to fair condition.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue
Auction 7 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
October 19, 2009
Opening: $100
Sold for: $300
Including buyer's premium
Photograph collection (album) of native Jews of Eretz Israel, published in Jerusalem. Pinchas Ben Zvi Grayevski publishing [1932].
Photographs and short biographies of "rabbies, scholars and writers, go-getters, merchants and landlords".
[1] cover title page, [52] photographic plates. Fair condition. Foxing. Cover partly detached.
Photographs and short biographies of "rabbies, scholars and writers, go-getters, merchants and landlords".
[1] cover title page, [52] photographic plates. Fair condition. Foxing. Cover partly detached.
Category
Eretz Israel, Settlement
Catalogue