Extensive collection of about 70 study and scholarly books, newspapers and bound volumes of issues of the Orthodox and Reform Jewry in Germany, published between the years 1823-1938.
Among them: * Jüdische Zeitschrift für Wissenschaft und Leben, five bound volumes of a periodical about science and life by Avraham Geiger. Breslau, 1864-1872. * Weekly "Der Israelit" by Rabbi Lehman, issues 84-101. Mainz, 1893. * Jahrbuch für Jüdische Volkskunde, by Max Gruenwald. Berlin-Vienna, 1923-1925. * Der Jung Jude, 9 issues from the years 1927-1929. * 11 issues of the periodical "Nachlat Zvi" presenting numerous essays including writings by Rabbi Hirsch. Frankfurt, 1930-1938, and some other books and papers.
Books were not thoroughly examined and are sold As Is.

Illustrirte Monatshefte für die gesammten Interessen des Judenthums. Vienna, 1865-1866. German.
A periodical published for two years, featuring essays concerning Judaism and Jews from different aspects. Published in this periodical were scholarly essays about poetry, Jewish congregations around the world and some essays of a more amusing nature. The text is accompanied by tens of black and white illustrations, numerous portraits and biblical-historic scenes.
Two volumes. Vol. I: vii, 496 pp. Vol. II: iv, 476 pp. 23.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and wear. Damage to bindings.

Хроника Восхода (Khronika Voskhoda), weekly supplement of the Jewish-Russian newspaper Voskhod, edited by Adolph Landau. Volume containing issues of year 17: issues 1-52. St. Petersburg, January-December 1898. Russian and some Hebrew.
The issues contain news from Russia and from around the world (including items and articles on the Dreyfus Affair), articles on the Jewish community, Zionism, Hebrew literature and press, and more. The issues also contain many advertisements, some of them printed in Hebrew, advertising, among other things, Jewish businesses, publishing houses and journals (with ads of the tea company Wissotzky, Carmel Warsaw wine, the Hebrew newspaper Hashiloach, Tushiyah Press, and more).
1924 columns (two columns per page), 32 cm. Good condition. Stains and creases. Worming to first leaves. Some leaves partly detached. Tears to some leaves. Worn binding, almost entirely detached.

Der Jude eine monatsschrift, 8 volumes of the monthly. Berlin-Vienna: Jüdischer verlag, 1916-1924. German.
Der Jude was a Jewish periodical, for philosophy and literature, founded by Martin Buber in the midst of World War I, and published between the years 1916-1928.
8 volumes. 24 cm. Good condition.
Enclosed is a special volume published in honor of Martin Buber's fiftieth birthday. Berlin, 1928.
23 cm. Good condition. Stains.
Volumes were not thoroughly checked and are sold AS IS.

Jüdische Familien-Forschung, Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft fur judische Familien-Forschung, Dr. Arthur Czellitzer [Jewish Family research, published by the "Society for Jewish Families"] Berlin, 1924-1938. German.
About 37 issues of the quarterly "Research of the Jewish family"; a periodical for genealogy and family-trees. The periodical was published in Germany between the years 1924-1938. The editor, Arthur Czellitzer, a Jewish ophthalmologist, founded the first society for research of Jewish genealogy. Arthur Czellitzer writes in the introduction to the first issue what the main aims of the society are, "since the Jewish people, at this stage, have no state nor a language of their own, the information about the family history will contribute to bring them closer to their original roots". The periodical included a section which presented the members' questions about genealogy and the answers by readers were published in the following issue. Czellitzer fled to Holland with his archive but was captured by the Nazis and murdered in Sobibor extermination camp in 1943.
Total of 37 issues (not consecutive, some lack pages), 23 cm.
Fair overall condition.