An interesting volume of documents, reports, publications and printed matter, connected to the Worldwide Association of Sephardic Jews. 1920s. Hebrew, Ladino, Spanish and Arabic.
Among the items are booklets of the first circular of the association printed in Hebrew, Ladino, Arabic and Spanish. Typewritten documents and articles, official publications of the association. Among the documents is a letter with the stamp and signature of the Rishon L'Zion Rabbi Ya'akov Meir, and signatures of the heads of the association. Issue 16 of the Association's Notices (stenciled) is a historic description of Oriental Jews in Eretz Israel (apparently written by Moshe Gaon, one of the association heads), etc.
The Worldwide Association of Sephardic Jews began its organization in the summer of 1923 with the aim of increasing the Sephardic representation in the Zionist Union and the settlement institutes because the founders felt that this population did not have a fair representation in the Zionist institutions.
Dozens of printed items, hundreds of leaves. Bound together. Varying size. Good-fair condition, wear and tear. Ink inscriptions