15 postcards depicting synagogues in various places around the world. [ca. 1900 to 1920s].
The postcards depict synagogues in Nancey, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Brussels, Miskolc, Győr, Nagyvárad, Újvidék, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Groß-Gerau, Groningen, Nashville, Cleveland, Andrinople, and the interior of the "Tiferet Israel" synagogue in Jerusalem (undivided postcard).
Five of the postcards are undivided.
Size and condition vary.

16 postcards depicting various synagogues worldwide. [1901 to ca. 1920s].
The postcards depict synagogues in Tövis (Teiuș, Transylvania), Bistrița (Transylvania), Lugos (Romania), Eger (Hungary), Szeged (Hungary), Osijek (Croatia), Újvidék (Serbia; two different postcards), Szabadka (Serbia), Olmütz (The Czech Republic), Munich, Dortmund, Strasburg, Chemnitz, Antwerp, and Kansas City.
Three of the postcards are undivided.
Condition varies. Some were used.

10 postcards printed in Hungary / Transylvania and their surroundings, with photographs of buildings in villages and small towns, including places of business bearing the names of their Jewish owners. Several of the postcards were issued by the owners of the places of business. [Hungary, Serbia, Romania, ca. 1917 to ca. 1930].
The postcards depict a shop near the market in Albertirsa; a street in the town of Szarvas, with Jewish places of business (Gross, Stern, Steiner and more); the department store of Roth Salamon in the town of Mezőkovácsháza ?; the department store of Gertmann Salamon in the village of Bakonyszentiván ; the department store of Goldsman in the village of Csantaver (today in Serbia); the store of Friedmann Samuel in the town of Olthévíz (Hoghiz), Braşov County; the department store of Friedman in Miskolc (?); the store of Izrael Pál in Dicsőszentmárton (Târnăveni), Transylvania; and a main street in Szolnok, with the place of business of the Schwartz Brothers (two postcards).
Good overall condition. The postcards were sent by mail. The postage stamps were removed from some of them. Some stains and minor blemishes to corners.

11 postcards depicting Moroccan Jews. Morocco, [ca. 1910-1915].
Seven of the postcards depict the Jews of Fez during the days of April 17-19, 1912, after the anti-Jewish riots in the city (The Fez Riots / "Tritl"). One postcard depicts the Jewish cemetery of Fez and three postcards depict Jewish figures from Casablanca.
Condition varies. Three of the postcards were used. Two of the postcards are duplicate.

17 postcards with "Shana Tovah" greetings. Various publishers and places of printing (most of them published by Williamsburg and Z. Resnik, New York, and printed in Germany), [ca. 1920s-1930s].
Most of the postcards bear color illustrations and short rhymed Yiddish texts, accompanied by greetings for the New Year. One postcard depicts the painting "Hanukkah" by Moritz Oppenheim.
Enclosed: an official IDF postcard, with a photograph of the Lod Airport after its conquest in the War of Independence, which was sent to the conductor of the "Alexanderoni Band" during the war, in October 1948.
Size and condition vary. Tears and creases to several of the postcards.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.