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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
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1. The Purim Basket, by Emily Goldsmith Gerson. New York: Bloch Publishing Company, 1914.
2. Megillat "Gnuta" or "Ginze Nistarot" by A.L. [Aryeh Leib] Grossman. New York, [1916].
3. Little Book of Jewish Songs, Purim [by Harry Coopersmith]. Published by Board of Jewish Education, Chicago, [late 1920s?].
4. Purim in Baghdad 1948, Play for children in three scenes, by David Slutzky. Illustration: Emanuel Slutzky. Published by the Haredi Education Committee – HaMizrahi, New-York, 1949. On inner side of front cover appears a dedication handwritten by the author.
5. Purim / Purim Artcraft Curriculum. Published by Board of Jewish Education, Chicago [1940?].
Two of the booklets are not in NLI.
Size and condition vary. Good-fair overall condition. Stains. Tears and open tears at margins (slight, mainly to covers). Ink-stamp on upper margins of front cover of booklet no 5. Booklet no. 1 with open tears to cover and spine, pasted with four strips of adhesive tape along the spine (possible that back cover is lacking).
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![1. HaDov BeIr HaYehudim (Purim play for children in three scenes), by A.[Aharon] Fishkin. Tel-Aviv: HaTzayar Publishing, [192](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol16-public/447.jpg "Five Illustrated Booklets for Purim – Palestine and Europe, Early-Mid")
Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
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1. HaDov BeIr HaYehudim (Purim play for children in three scenes), by A.[Aharon] Fishkin. Tel-Aviv: HaTzayar Publishing, [1928].
2. BaLayla Hahu, illustrated humorous-literary issue, edited by [Haim Shalom Hanun] and Ben Raphael with the participation of Daniel Persky. Tel-Aviv, [1931].
3. Esther Scroll, illustrated by Nahum Gutman. Tel-Aviv: Omanut, 1935.
4. A Purim Bal, by Z. [Zalman] Wendroff [booklet no. 8 out of the series Praṿozshiṭelstṿo]. Warsaw-Vilnius: Yehudiya, [first half of 20th century?]. Yiddish.
5. Esther Scroll / Le Livre d'Esther, edited by M. Pinchas Chighel. Toulouse, [1950?]. French and Hebrew.
Enclosed: illustrated invitation (stenciled) to a Purim party in the home of "Mrs. Hoofien, Idelson Street 27" [Apparently, home of the banker Eliezer Siegfried Hoofien in Tel-Aviv].
Size and condition vary. Good-fair overall condition. Stains and creases. Slight damage and tears at margins.
2. BaLayla Hahu, illustrated humorous-literary issue, edited by [Haim Shalom Hanun] and Ben Raphael with the participation of Daniel Persky. Tel-Aviv, [1931].
3. Esther Scroll, illustrated by Nahum Gutman. Tel-Aviv: Omanut, 1935.
4. A Purim Bal, by Z. [Zalman] Wendroff [booklet no. 8 out of the series Praṿozshiṭelstṿo]. Warsaw-Vilnius: Yehudiya, [first half of 20th century?]. Yiddish.
5. Esther Scroll / Le Livre d'Esther, edited by M. Pinchas Chighel. Toulouse, [1950?]. French and Hebrew.
Enclosed: illustrated invitation (stenciled) to a Purim party in the home of "Mrs. Hoofien, Idelson Street 27" [Apparently, home of the banker Eliezer Siegfried Hoofien in Tel-Aviv].
Size and condition vary. Good-fair overall condition. Stains and creases. Slight damage and tears at margins.
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
Opening: $100
Sold for: $138
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1-6. Six postcards about Purim. Among them: * Humorous postcard with an illustration of Jews dancing in a Purim party. Published by Fotographische Kunstanstalt E. V. Schiller, Tchernovitz. Undivided. * Real-Photo postcard – Adloyada in Tel-Aviv in 1935 – a giant doll of a crocodile ("Crocodile of Speculation") brought to a public trial. * Real-photo postcard – Adloyada in Tel-Aviv in 1935 – a giant Hitler doll on a wagon designed as a German tank. Stamped on the back with two ink-stamps: "Tel Awiw, Purim 5695" [Tel-Aviv, Purim 1935], and "Adolf Mandowsky, Breslau". * Postcard with a micrograph by Zvi Dushnik: text of the Esther Scroll, shaped as the Flying Camel. Achdut printing press, Tel-Aviv. * And more.
7-8. Two tickets, printed and filled in by hand: invitation to a Purim party held in 1904 in Hotel Savoy (Vienna), on behalf of Exekutiv-Komite der Zionistischen Vereine der Bezirke XII-XV [Executive committee of the Zionist Organization in districts 7-15]; RSVP card for a Purim Party on behalf of The Association for Jewish History and Literature [Vereins für jüdische Geschichte und Literatur] in Berlin (no year indicated).
Approx. 9X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Filing holes to one of the invitation tickets.
7-8. Two tickets, printed and filled in by hand: invitation to a Purim party held in 1904 in Hotel Savoy (Vienna), on behalf of Exekutiv-Komite der Zionistischen Vereine der Bezirke XII-XV [Executive committee of the Zionist Organization in districts 7-15]; RSVP card for a Purim Party on behalf of The Association for Jewish History and Literature [Vereins für jüdische Geschichte und Literatur] in Berlin (no year indicated).
Approx. 9X14 cm. Condition varies. Good overall condition. Filing holes to one of the invitation tickets.
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Purim and Passover
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
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Scroll of Esther, with illustrations by Otto (Nathan) Geismar. Tel-Aviv: Löwenstein, 1936. Germany: Jud. Buch- u. Zeitschriften Verlag Robert Alter, printed by M. Lessmann, Berlin, 1936.
Otto Geismar (1873-1957) was an art teacher at the Jewish Community School in Berlin during 1904-1936. In 1930, he spent a few months in Palestine. In 1939, he and his wife relocated to Brazil and after World War II, moved to England. The name of the scribe "Writing of the scribe Weisenberg" (Hebrew) is printed at the end of the scroll.
The scroll is enclosed in its original paper wrapping (torn).
Height: 20.5. Overall good condition. Few tears and small open tears to the margins of the scroll. Creases. Few stains. Spotting and tears to paper wrapping.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Otto Geismar (1873-1957) was an art teacher at the Jewish Community School in Berlin during 1904-1936. In 1930, he spent a few months in Palestine. In 1939, he and his wife relocated to Brazil and after World War II, moved to England. The name of the scribe "Writing of the scribe Weisenberg" (Hebrew) is printed at the end of the scroll.
The scroll is enclosed in its original paper wrapping (torn).
Height: 20.5. Overall good condition. Few tears and small open tears to the margins of the scroll. Creases. Few stains. Spotting and tears to paper wrapping.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
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Sold for: $425
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Nine items printed for Passover. Israel and the United States, ca. 1920s-50s. Hebrew and English.
1. Maror veCharoset LeChag HaPesach [editor: Eliyahu Margalit]. Tel-Aviv: "Hevrat Mekatregim" (1923]. A one-time humorous paper for Pesach.
2. LaYehudim, jubilee brochure for Passover. Brochure 10. Editor: K.I. Silamn, Jerusalem, [1925].
3. "Shfoch Hamatcha… brochure for Pesach and for the whole year". Haifa, [1930].
4-5. "Had-Gadya, a one-time humorous brochure", edited by S.I., Zvieli. Two issues: one from 1939 (on the front cover – a printed illustration titled "Hitler hands Afikoman to Mussolini" and another one from the 1940s (printed on the front cover is an illustration titled "results of the British policy in the Middle East").
6. The Story of Pesach, a booklet published by Manischewitz Matzos, USA, 1947. English.
7. The Order of the Passover Seder. Single leaf, illustrated, with captions about the Seder signs. Printed on behalf of Barton's Bonbonniere company, and distributed with the paper New York Times. English.
8. Passover, a booklet published by Barton's Bonbonniere company (New York). English.
9. "Kol Dichfin…Leaflet with Pesach recipes", on behalf of the Rationing and Supply Ministry, [1950]. Recipes for Passover in accordance with the austerity policy in Israel at the time.
Total of 9 items. Size and condition vary.
1. Maror veCharoset LeChag HaPesach [editor: Eliyahu Margalit]. Tel-Aviv: "Hevrat Mekatregim" (1923]. A one-time humorous paper for Pesach.
2. LaYehudim, jubilee brochure for Passover. Brochure 10. Editor: K.I. Silamn, Jerusalem, [1925].
3. "Shfoch Hamatcha… brochure for Pesach and for the whole year". Haifa, [1930].
4-5. "Had-Gadya, a one-time humorous brochure", edited by S.I., Zvieli. Two issues: one from 1939 (on the front cover – a printed illustration titled "Hitler hands Afikoman to Mussolini" and another one from the 1940s (printed on the front cover is an illustration titled "results of the British policy in the Middle East").
6. The Story of Pesach, a booklet published by Manischewitz Matzos, USA, 1947. English.
7. The Order of the Passover Seder. Single leaf, illustrated, with captions about the Seder signs. Printed on behalf of Barton's Bonbonniere company, and distributed with the paper New York Times. English.
8. Passover, a booklet published by Barton's Bonbonniere company (New York). English.
9. "Kol Dichfin…Leaflet with Pesach recipes", on behalf of the Rationing and Supply Ministry, [1950]. Recipes for Passover in accordance with the austerity policy in Israel at the time.
Total of 9 items. Size and condition vary.
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Purim and Passover
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
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Passover Haggadah, illustrated by Shlomo Yedidya- Seelenfreund (Jerusalem). Cluj-Napoca (Romania): Editia s. a. Litographia Braun, 1938. Hebrew and Romanian.
Passover Haggadah with color lithograph illustrations made by Shlomo Yedidya- Seelenfreund. The haggadah is supplemented by an introduction by Emeric Szabo in Romanian and instructions for performing the Seder rites translated into Romanian by Dr. Rudolph (Yisrael) Kastner (member of the Budapest Committee of Assistance and Rescue, which operated during the Holocaust and organizer of various rescue operations during the Holocaust, including the "Kastner train").
[1] leaf, 74 pages, 22 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Slightly worn spine. Small tears to binding.
Passover Haggadah with color lithograph illustrations made by Shlomo Yedidya- Seelenfreund. The haggadah is supplemented by an introduction by Emeric Szabo in Romanian and instructions for performing the Seder rites translated into Romanian by Dr. Rudolph (Yisrael) Kastner (member of the Budapest Committee of Assistance and Rescue, which operated during the Holocaust and organizer of various rescue operations during the Holocaust, including the "Kastner train").
[1] leaf, 74 pages, 22 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Slightly worn spine. Small tears to binding.
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
Opening: $300
Sold for: $750
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Passover Haggadah Supplement. Published by the United Zionist Organization and "Nocham" in Germany, Munich, 1946. Edited and illustrated by: Y. D. Sheinsohn. Hebrew and Yiddish.
A non-traditional Haggadah, with illustrations portraying Jewish life in Ghettos and in extermination camps. Illustrations are signed: "Ben-Binyamin" [Zvi Miklos Adler]. This copy includes one cover only (not including the cover on which the letter "A" is printed within a blue-red circle), and was printed without the title page and introduction in English found in the "A Haggadah".
[16] leaves, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains, some dark (cover significantly stained). Spine and inner margins of leaves are professionally restored. Staples were removed.
A non-traditional Haggadah, with illustrations portraying Jewish life in Ghettos and in extermination camps. Illustrations are signed: "Ben-Binyamin" [Zvi Miklos Adler]. This copy includes one cover only (not including the cover on which the letter "A" is printed within a blue-red circle), and was printed without the title page and introduction in English found in the "A Haggadah".
[16] leaves, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains, some dark (cover significantly stained). Spine and inner margins of leaves are professionally restored. Staples were removed.
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Purim and Passover
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
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Passover Haggadah. Issued by No'ar Chalutzi Meuchad (Nocham) in Germany. Munich, 1948.
Non-traditional Haggadah with illustrations depicting Jewish life in Ghettos and in extermination camps, by "Ben-Binyamin" (Zvi Miklos Adler). This is the third, censored version of a 1946 Haggadah (named "A Haggadah"), from which controversial passages were omitted (see Yaari 2328; Otzar 4007; Kedem catalogue no. 13 item no. 429; Kedem catalogue no. 17, item no. 98).
[12] leaves, (including covers), 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Tears to cover. Cover and margins of leaves professionally restored. Staples were removed.
Non-traditional Haggadah with illustrations depicting Jewish life in Ghettos and in extermination camps, by "Ben-Binyamin" (Zvi Miklos Adler). This is the third, censored version of a 1946 Haggadah (named "A Haggadah"), from which controversial passages were omitted (see Yaari 2328; Otzar 4007; Kedem catalogue no. 13 item no. 429; Kedem catalogue no. 17, item no. 98).
[12] leaves, (including covers), 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Tears to cover. Cover and margins of leaves professionally restored. Staples were removed.
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![Passover Haggadah, published by "Dror” [movement], German Diaspora [probably Munich], 1947. Hebrew and Yiddish. Non-traditio](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol16-public/454.jpg "Passover Haggadah – \"Dror” Movement – German Diaspora, 1947")
Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
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Passover Haggadah, published by "Dror” [movement], German Diaspora [probably Munich], 1947. Hebrew and Yiddish.
Non-traditional Haggadah, printed for members of the Zionist-Socialist movement "Dror" in Germany, after the Holocaust. During the war, the movement’s members infiltrated into Warsaw, acted in the occupied German zone in Poland and in the Ghettos, continued to run a training farm, were among the founders of the Jewish Combat Organization, and participated in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising and in actions of resistance in other Polish cities.
The Haggadah contains photocopies from another non-traditional Haggadah (Hebrew) with additional interesting texts concerning current affairs, all dealing with the Holocaust (Yiddish): a text titled “Fruehling” [spring], an alternative version of “Ma Nishtana” about the holocaust, passages from Yitzchak Katzenelson’s poem “I Dreamt an Atrocious Dream” (composed in Vittel concentration camp in France, in 1943, about one year before the poet was murdered in Auschwitz), a text about Yitzchak (Antek) Zuckermann and Zvia Lubatkin (“Dror” and Jewish Combat Organization members), a poem by Morris Rosenfeld (“Undzer Shif” – Our Boat) and other texts about the Holocaust and heroism.
[40] pp, 20.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Slight creases. Small tears at margins of leaves some restored with adhesive tape. Tears and open tears to wrappers, restored. Top left corner of front wrapper is lacking and restored with pasted paper.
Non-traditional Haggadah, printed for members of the Zionist-Socialist movement "Dror" in Germany, after the Holocaust. During the war, the movement’s members infiltrated into Warsaw, acted in the occupied German zone in Poland and in the Ghettos, continued to run a training farm, were among the founders of the Jewish Combat Organization, and participated in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising and in actions of resistance in other Polish cities.
The Haggadah contains photocopies from another non-traditional Haggadah (Hebrew) with additional interesting texts concerning current affairs, all dealing with the Holocaust (Yiddish): a text titled “Fruehling” [spring], an alternative version of “Ma Nishtana” about the holocaust, passages from Yitzchak Katzenelson’s poem “I Dreamt an Atrocious Dream” (composed in Vittel concentration camp in France, in 1943, about one year before the poet was murdered in Auschwitz), a text about Yitzchak (Antek) Zuckermann and Zvia Lubatkin (“Dror” and Jewish Combat Organization members), a poem by Morris Rosenfeld (“Undzer Shif” – Our Boat) and other texts about the Holocaust and heroism.
[40] pp, 20.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Slight creases. Small tears at margins of leaves some restored with adhesive tape. Tears and open tears to wrappers, restored. Top left corner of front wrapper is lacking and restored with pasted paper.
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Purim and Passover
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
Opening: $200
Sold for: $1,375
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Passover Haggadah. "Published by Kibbutzei Aliya of HaKibbutz HaMeuchad in Internment Camps – Cyprus". Cyprus, 1947. Hebrew and Yiddish.
Non-traditional stenciled Haggadah, with simple illustrations. A text in Yiddish is included, titled "Yetzi'at Europa", referring to the Holocaust and to Aliya; following it appears an illustration of the Cyprus Internment Camp. Further on appear a poem and text in Yiddish titled "Gli'yat Kafrisin" and a Hebrew text which was probably written in Palestine to encourage the refugees in the camps: "….if ships carrying Jewish refugees are wandering – let them come to their homeland and be with us…". [27] pp, [1] leaf (back cover), front cover is lacking. 21 cm. Fair condition. Slight stains and defects. A number of tears and open tears, professionally restored. Trimmed piece (lacking) to first leaf, replaced by pasted paper. Leaves are bound with a thread, with plastic wrapper.
Non-traditional stenciled Haggadah, with simple illustrations. A text in Yiddish is included, titled "Yetzi'at Europa", referring to the Holocaust and to Aliya; following it appears an illustration of the Cyprus Internment Camp. Further on appear a poem and text in Yiddish titled "Gli'yat Kafrisin" and a Hebrew text which was probably written in Palestine to encourage the refugees in the camps: "….if ships carrying Jewish refugees are wandering – let them come to their homeland and be with us…". [27] pp, [1] leaf (back cover), front cover is lacking. 21 cm. Fair condition. Slight stains and defects. A number of tears and open tears, professionally restored. Trimmed piece (lacking) to first leaf, replaced by pasted paper. Leaves are bound with a thread, with plastic wrapper.
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![Passover Haggadah. Degania Bet, [ca. 1945-1947], Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Separate title pages for each](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol16-public/456_1.jpg "Non-Traditional Haggadah – Kibbutz Degania Bet, Post-Holocaust")
![Passover Haggadah. Degania Bet, [ca. 1945-1947], Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Separate title pages for each](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol16-public/456_2.jpg "Non-Traditional Haggadah – Kibbutz Degania Bet, Post-Holocaust")
![Passover Haggadah. Degania Bet, [ca. 1945-1947], Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Separate title pages for each](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol16-public/456_3.jpg "Non-Traditional Haggadah – Kibbutz Degania Bet, Post-Holocaust")
Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
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Passover Haggadah. Degania Bet, [ca. 1945-1947],
Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Separate title pages for each of the four cups, and another title page for the festive meal (with an illustration of the kibbutz dining-room). Many texts about the Holocaust and the fate of European Jews appear on the two first title pages: "Let us sanctify the memory of our fathers and brothers who were afflicted, robbed, raped and murdered in exiles all over the world. We have uprooted ourselves from the exile, returned to our country, returned to work the land and begun to build a new life and a new society".
[1] front cover, 34 leaves + [4] leaves (title pages), [1] back cover, 16.5X22 cm. Overall good condition. Stains, primarily to first and last leaves. Tears and stains to cover edges.
Non-traditional haggadah, with illustrations. Separate title pages for each of the four cups, and another title page for the festive meal (with an illustration of the kibbutz dining-room). Many texts about the Holocaust and the fate of European Jews appear on the two first title pages: "Let us sanctify the memory of our fathers and brothers who were afflicted, robbed, raped and murdered in exiles all over the world. We have uprooted ourselves from the exile, returned to our country, returned to work the land and begun to build a new life and a new society".
[1] front cover, 34 leaves + [4] leaves (title pages), [1] back cover, 16.5X22 cm. Overall good condition. Stains, primarily to first and last leaves. Tears and stains to cover edges.
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Purim and Passover
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Online Auction 016 – Jewish and Israeli History, Art and Culture
August 14, 2018
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15 non-traditional Haggadahs. Palestine, 1935 – 1960s.
Fifteen Haggadahs, mostly printed by different Kibutzim, among them Givat Brenner, Tel-Yosef, Yagur, Mishmar HaEmek, Beit HaEmek, Gvat, Alonim, Neot Mordechai, Hulda and more. Many of the Haggadahs are illustrated and contain passages of songs and prose about Aliya, settlement and the revival of the people in the country. In addition, the collection includes one Haggadah in Yiddish, "Di Seder Nakht", published by "Bnot Yerushalayim".
A detailed list will be sent upon request.
Enclosed: * "El-Al" training camp, Pesach 1948" – booklet published by HaNo'ar HaLomed BeEretz Israel, HaMchanot HaOlim. Not in NLI. * Non-traditional prayer for Yom Kipur – Kibutz Mishmar HaSharon, [1968]. * Mikra'ay HaChag, for Day of Independence celebrations. Published by David Yellin Teachers Seminary, Jerusalem, [1970?].
15 Haggadahs and three additional printed items.Size and condition vary. Fair-fair-poor overall condition. Some Haggadahs are missing leaves. Detached leaves. Tears and open tears. Stains. Creases.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
Fifteen Haggadahs, mostly printed by different Kibutzim, among them Givat Brenner, Tel-Yosef, Yagur, Mishmar HaEmek, Beit HaEmek, Gvat, Alonim, Neot Mordechai, Hulda and more. Many of the Haggadahs are illustrated and contain passages of songs and prose about Aliya, settlement and the revival of the people in the country. In addition, the collection includes one Haggadah in Yiddish, "Di Seder Nakht", published by "Bnot Yerushalayim".
A detailed list will be sent upon request.
Enclosed: * "El-Al" training camp, Pesach 1948" – booklet published by HaNo'ar HaLomed BeEretz Israel, HaMchanot HaOlim. Not in NLI. * Non-traditional prayer for Yom Kipur – Kibutz Mishmar HaSharon, [1968]. * Mikra'ay HaChag, for Day of Independence celebrations. Published by David Yellin Teachers Seminary, Jerusalem, [1970?].
15 Haggadahs and three additional printed items.Size and condition vary. Fair-fair-poor overall condition. Some Haggadahs are missing leaves. Detached leaves. Tears and open tears. Stains. Creases.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Israel Mehlman.
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Purim and Passover
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