In Commemoration of the Testimonial to Sir Moses Montefiore. Bookmark in honor of Moses Montefiore, embroidered by machine. Coventry, England, 1875. An embroidered illustration of Moses in the basket. The verse "Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem" in Hebrew and in English. On the reverse appears the name of the manufacturer: T. Stevens.
5.5X29 cm. Good condition. Some stains and tears.

Cloth napkin, for Passover. Printed by Avraham Moshe Lunz, [late 19th – early 20th century], Jerusalem.
A yellow cloth napkin with printed texts and verses related to Passover, some are from the Passover Seder Haggadah; prayers for lighting candles mentioning the virtue of donating to the poor; Kiddush for holidays and drawings of sites, neighborhoods and colonies in the country. A text is printed on the bottom of the napkin: "Ayn prisent oys Yerushalayim likhvod khag hapesakh fun mir Rachel Mizrachi", "Addresse: Fran Rachel Mizrachi Jerusalem. Palestine".
Approx. 57X68 cm. Fair-good condition. Ink stains, some tears and stains.

* Olive-wood bottle. Carved decorations: Western Wall, Rachel's Tomb and the Temple Mount. [Late 19th – early 20th century].
Height approx. 20 cm, diameter of base approx. 8.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Some breaks and defects to neck of bottle. Screw-in neck.
* Olive-wood letter opener. Carved hollow handle. Inscribed on the blade "Yerushalayim".
Length approx. 22.5 cm. Good condition.

Pendant shaped as a notebook, with a hinged front binding. Brass; enamel ornament on the front with a Star of David and the Tower of David seen in the distance. [early 20th century].
4X2.5 cm. Fair-Good condition. Slightly curved, some stains. Damage to reverse.

Eight tokens, minted for use by Jewish stores and merchants in Tasmania and London. Second half of the 19th century.
1. Token issued by John Ashby, stock broker in Bartholomew Lane bank. London [ca. 1820]. On one side appears a bull with the head of banker Nathan Meir Rothschild and the inscription ”John Ashby Stock Broker no. 3, Bartholomew Lane Bank". On the reverse appear the office hours and animal bear with the head of the banker Moses Macatta.
Diameter: 35 mm.
2. Token minted by R. Josephs, New-Town Toll Gate in Tasmania, 1855.
Diameter: 33 mm.
3. Token minted by Lewis Abrhams, a merchant of fabrics and sewing accessories. Tasmania, 1855.
Diameter: 34 mm.
4-6. Three tokens minted by I Friedman, a money lender in Tasmania, 1857.
Diameter of two: 33 mm, diameter of one: 29 mm.
7. A one penny token, issued by Lipman Levy, shoes and boots manufacturer in New-Zealand.
Diameter: 35 mm.
8. Token issued by Louis Silberger, a London tobacco and cigar merchant.
Diameter: 23 mm.