Printed leaf with two protections "Mazal Tov for a Boy" connected and a leaf "Mazal Tov for a Girl". [Vilna, 1870 Re'em printing].
The printer information is on the girl's page, in Cyrillic letters.
18.5 cm; 22.5 cm. Good condition. Leaf cut improperly. Stain on girl's page.

1. Wish for Motzei Shabat – found in the holy writings of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev "…Talisman for success to be said…every Motzei Shabat before Havdalah and I am confident that they will succeed with God's will".
2. Protection for child from the Ba'al Shem Tov. Djerba. Not mentioned bibliographically.
3. Talisman for life and cure. "There is no person who does not need this sheet". Jerusalem. Kalisher publishing. [2] pages.
4. Shiviti, Jerusalem. Three drawings of the Menorah. Printed in black and yellow.
Various sizes and conditions.

"This is the will of….Simcha …daughter of Chatam Sofer, who died in Pressburg". 1911.
Simcha Lehman (1821-1911), young daughter of "Chatam Sofer". Her life was dedicated to observing Mitzvot and to good deeds. She resembled her father in her looks and her wisdom. The disciples of Chatam Sofer and Katav Sofer used to visit her when in Pressburg and hear from her about her father. See enclosed material.
Yiddish-Deutsch.
Stencil, purple ink. 2 leaves, 33 cm. Very good condition.

Official announcement by the Austro-Hungarian empress, Maria Theresa. Holland, 1770.
According to the empress's instruction, all the policemen, military, mayors of cities and villages and civil servant should prevent all beggars, merchants, and Jewish peddlers from trading used clothes and rags, in order to avoid the spreading of the leprosy plague which originated in Poland, and all the parcels containing such merchandise should be burnt.
This announcement is signed (in print) by A.C. Vendernbergh, head of Gelderland county in Holland. In that period Holland was ruled by the Austo-Hungarian empress. Dutch.
[1]leaf, [3] printed pages, 36 cm. Good condition. Tears to borders and stains. Folding mark is professionally restored.

"The importance of our community fund is known to all…". Warsaw, Sivan [1837].
"Our entire community benefits from the fund, and yet the expenses involved are many…". The announcement mentions and official rule which was made against private enterprisers dealing in the sale of Etrogim and Lulavim, as the community fund had exclusive rights in this field of business. "Whoever deals in Lulavim and Etrogim will be heavily fined…".
Printed signature of the Warsaw Rabbis: Rabbi Shlomo Zalman of Posnan Community; Rabbi David of Apta; Rabbi Ya'akov Meir ben Rabbi S. Jeshurun, and Rabbi Zvi Hirsch, all halachic authorities in Warsaw.
Originally [1] leaf (20 cm?) pasted to an old book binding and separated into two parts. Line missing in connection between the two parts. Stains and tears to borders.
Unknown bibliographically.