Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Sep 4, 2023
DYNASTY, Sep 4, 2023. 255 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Monday, September 4, 2023, at 19:00 (Israel time) with an announcement.
Lots in this catalog (255)
- Lot 1: Memorial book to Theodor Herzl on the 25th anniversary of his death. New York - 1925
- Lot 2: A letter from the last rabbi of Kaunas calling for the purchase of land in the Holy Land and its redemption from
- Lot 3: Rare photograph from the Round Table London Conference - The Jewish Delegation 1939 - Ben-Gurion, Weizmann, and others
- Lot 4: A photograph of Rabbi Yehuda Leib Lichtenstein and his wife Sarah - the in-laws of Rabbi Ozer Weizman,
- Lot 5: "For health reasons,
- Lot 6: "The state will established" - a special edition of "Ha'aretz" on the occasion of the vote at the United Nations on
- Lot 7: The Titanic disaster - a historical issue of the Daily Graphic with historical photographs of the tragedy,
- Lot 8: Albert Einstein plays the violin at an event honoring the refugees of World War II - 1941
- Lot 9: Albert Einstein - Out of my later years - New York 1950 - First edition - Copy with the rare dust jacket - Portrait of
- Lot 10: Occupation registration card of a Jew - England during the First World War
- Lot 11: Two booklets of Rina and Tefila for the occasion of the birthday of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
- Lot 12: Special prayer for the Jews of Russia during the pogroms, in the midst of Yom Kippur! London 1891
- Lot 13: Prayer and eulogy at the passing of Prince Albert Victor. London, 1892
- Lot 14: Sermon by Rabbi Abraham Vita de Cologna on the anniversary of the birth of Emperor Francis I of Italy
- Lot 15: Official contract for regulating the economic status of the Jews of Alt-Ofen (Hungary). 18th century
- Lot 16: Shylock - antisemitic etching. London, 1785
- Lot 17: Jews Exploring Jesus - Antisemitic Engraving
- Lot 18: Large collection of issues of "The Wandering Jew" from the series of great illustrated Sunday novels. Bordeaux 1870
- Lot 19: The Wandering Jew - collection of items. 19th and early 20th centuries
- Lot 20: Alfred Dreyfus - Five Years of My Life - signed copy by Dreyfus
- Lot 21: The drama of the Dreyfus affair - early coverage of the affair, accompanied by many pictures.
- Lot 22: Dreyfus leaving the Rennes courtroom back to the military prison - Press Photograph
- Lot 23: Germinal - Emile Zola's first masterpiece for the defense of the weak - First German edition - Nobility wax seal
- Lot 24: Complete set of anti-Semitic postcards - French elections 1902
- Lot 25: Antisemitic poster - March of Religions
- Lot 26: Guide to the Jewish Question - Guide to Nazi Race Theory. Hamburg 1910
- Lot 27: George Gordon's conversion to Judaism - antisemitic illustrations. London 1914 - First edition
- Lot 28: International Jewry - an important publication against Nazi anti-Semitism in Germany. Berlin, 1924 - First Edition
- Lot 29: Am I becoming an anti-Semite? Dangerous antisemitic advertising. France, 1938 - First Edition
- Lot 30: "This is what they say in the United States..." - a pamphlet against the Allies in the midst of World War II
- Lot 31: "Why War with Stalin" - An anti-Semitic booklet at the height of World War II. Netherlands, 1941
- Lot 32: Catalog of the antisemitic exhibition 'The Jew and France' - Paris, 1941
- Lot 33: "The Defense of the Race" - An extremely anti-Semitic Italian magazine - August 1938
- Lot 34: Program for the antisemitic film "The Rothschilds". Berlin, 1940.
- Lot 35: Auction catalog for "non-Aryans" items - Nazi Germany, 1938
- Lot 36: World Jewry, organizational power and politics - a rare anti-Semitic publication. Berlin 1939 - first edition
- Lot 37: Soviet Paradise - Antisemitic booklet. France [1940]
- Lot 38: The German fifth column in Poland. London,
- Lot 39: Through Belgium with Open Eyes - German Propaganda Booklet after the Nazi Occupation of Belgium - Brussels,
- Lot 40: A book of "whispered jokes" against Hitler and the Nazi leadership circulating among the Germans - signed copy by the
- Lot 41: The Jewish Question - An important publication that came out in response to the waves of anti-Semitism in France
- Lot 42: Adolf Hitler and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion - an important publication against the anti-Semitic libel in the
- Lot 43: Five anti-Semitic German Mark bills. Germany, 1922-1923
- Lot 44: Seven anti-Semitic paper labels. Munich, 1942
- Lot 45: Posters of the anti-Semitic "German Nationalist Protection Federation". Germany, 1920s
- Lot 46: "Read the Book of Esther and you will know what the Jews want to do to you" - anti-Semitic poster. Munich, 1930
- Lot 47: What is the truth? Antisemitic poster - Erich Ludendorff. Munich, early 1930s
- Lot 48: Six pocket booklets for children issued by the Nazi Party as "Winter Aid to the German People" during World War II
- Lot 49: Raymond Recouly - Two Letters in his handwriting and his book Fascist Italy. France, 1934 - First edition
- Lot 50: The weekly issue "The Illustrated Berlin Newspaper" - Berlin Olympics 1936
- Lot 51: Four matchboxes - Berlin Olympics 1936
- Lot 52: Entrance ticket to the hockey games at the 1936 Berlin Olympics
- Lot 53: "Germany Awakens" - the most popular card album of the German Reich - complete Album. Berlin, 1933
- Lot 54: Hitler Youth, experience of great comradeship - photo album and activity reports of the Hitler Youth. Munich - 1942
- Lot 55: A photograph of Nazi Propaganda Minister Josef Goebbels speaking at the opening of the "Great German Exhibition".
- Lot 56: Issue of the Welt-Spiegel,
- Lot 57: A daily train ticket in Nazi-occupied Vienna - 1943
- Lot 58: Coupon card for purchasing fuel - Corps 19 in Nazi Germany
- Lot 59: Legitimation card of a partisan fighter in Serbia - 1944
- Lot 60: Partisan identification card in Croatia
- Lot 61: Notice regarding the obligation to register Jewish objects. Cologne, 1941
- Lot 62: Anti-Semitic regulations reorganizing the relations between traders and landlords in Nazi-occupied Austria, May 10,
- Lot 63: Five donation cards - stamps. Aid to German Jews under Nazi rule in the 1930s
- Lot 64: Hand-drawn map of the Pabianice ghetto (Lodz), [1940]
- Lot 65: "Dr. Oscar Israel Hirschberg...
- Lot 66: A yellow badge of a Jew from the time of the Holocaust - France, early 1940s
- Lot 67: Yellow star of a Jew from the time of the Holocaust. Poland, early 1940s
- Lot 68: Five Spoons from Ravensbrück women's camp
- Lot 69: Two combs from the Ravensbrück women's camp
- Lot 70: Military Mess kit - Made in Belgium for the United States Army during World War II
- Lot 71: A large Jute sack used for forced labor from the Gusen camp, marked with the Nazi eagle and swastika - 1942
- Lot 72: A Yugoslavian Partisan's Cap from World War II
- Lot 73: Two packages of bandages from a factory in Krakow during World War II
- Lot 74: Rescue visa 'Sugihara' of Rabbi Meir Malin of Kovna who fled to Shanghai and finally arrived in Eretz Israel
- Lot 75: Letter of protection issued by the Swiss Embassy in Budapest and signed by Carl Lutz. Budapest, 1944
- Lot 76: Viennese Passport of Jewish woman under Nazi occupation marked with the letter 'J'
- Lot 77: Collection of partisan pins
- Lot 78: Collection of memorial pins from concentration and extermination camps
- Lot 79: Handwritten announcement for Shavuot at the Ohel Moshe Synagogue in Shanghai. 1940s
- Lot 80: Notice about the activities of women from the Beit Yaakov community in Shanghai,
- Lot 81: Means of payment and Receipts - The Jewish Community of Miskolc - Hungary
- Lot 82: "Futsches Reich" stamps designed by the Propaganda Department of the Allies in World War II
- Lot 83: Photographs of the Jews of Warsaw before the establishment of the ghetto. 1930s
- Lot 84: A rare photograph of survivor Esther Goldstein and other women upon arrival at Auschwitz. April, 1944
- Lot 85: Horrifying photographs from Bergen-Belsen - 1945
- Lot 86: Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp - Real photo postcards collection
- Lot 87: Two rare photographs of prisoners during the roll call at the Ohrdruf concentration camp. January, 1945
- Lot 88: Five photographs of Jews in Eastern European ghettos and on the way to the death camps. [1940s]
- Lot 89: Large photograph of US soldiers presenting bodies found in Buchenwald to German citizens - April 1945
- Lot 90: Collection of photographs of Soviet prisoners in a German Stalag camp
- Lot 91: A rare photograph of SS guards surrendering and liberated prisoners at the Dachau camp on Liberation Day [April 1945]
- Lot 92: Rare photographs of Yugoslav partisans during World War II
- Lot 93: Haggadah Di Hitler - An essay on Hitler and World War II in the format of the Passover Haggadah. Rabat, [1943]
- Lot 94: Mauthausen Concentration Camp - Real photo Postcards Folder. Paris, 1945
- Lot 95: Scenes of Captivity - Early postcards folder of scenes from the Nazi death camps - 1941
- Lot 96: "Lest we forget" - photo album from the death camps. London, 1945
- Lot 97: Exhibition Catalogue "Hitler's Crimes" held in Paris 1945 - horrific photographs of Nazi atrocities taken by the Nazis
- Lot 98: "Records" - Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide - one of the most important
- Lot 99: The Mountain of Horrors - Glimpses into Struthof Camp - Early testimony of a Struthof camp prisoner.
- Lot 100: So it was in Breendonk and Buchenwald - early prisoner testimony. Antwerp, 1945
- Lot 101: "To the Belgian people my dear compatriots...
- Lot 102: Handwritten diary booklet - the story of a 12 year old girl who survived the death camps
- Lot 103: A farewell letter from two prisoners of the French football association who perished in Mauthausen. June 3, 1945
- Lot 104: Memorial album for the clergy from Belgium and Luxembourg who perished in the death camps. Belgium,
- Lot 105: The Iron Gate to Buchenwald Hell: Many entered - few got out! - Early testimony of German resistance fighter,
- Lot 106: Fort Breendonk - historical report on the horrors of the Breendonk camp / two travel tickets to the memorial site in
- Lot 107: German failures in Poland - an English report in the midst of World War II about German imperialism and its true
- Lot 108: "The number of Jewish victims reaches two million... five million are in danger of annihilation...
- Lot 109: Internal report on the power balance between Germany and Poland during the German occupation of Poland,
- Lot 110: Report of the International Committee of Buchenwald. Weimar, 1945 - First Edition
- Lot 111: The White Book on Buchenwald - testimonies and documents. Paris, 1950s
- Lot 112: '"The annihilation of Krakow Jews" - the first documentation released in Krakow to commemorate the victims of the
- Lot 113: German death factories - early testimonies from four survivors who survived the inferno. Budapest 1945 - First Edition
- Lot 114: "I returned from Nazi Prisons" - Rare Interview with a Mauthausen prisoner, France, 1945 - First Edition
- Lot 115: The children of the ghetto under the German occupation - the story of the children themselves - shocking photographs
- Lot 116: First publication of the diary of Titus Brandsma,
- Lot 117: Exposure of the names of Nazi war criminals who continued to hold positions in post-war Germany - Berlin,
- Lot 118: Buchenwald Concentration Camp. Vienna,
- Lot 119: School of Hate - The diary of a Red Army soldier who managed to escape from a German POW camp.
- Lot 120: Corpse carrier to the gate! Report on five years in a concentration camp - Graz (Austria) - 1946 - first edition
- Lot 121: Resistance to imprisonment - testimony of a resistance fighter who was captured and imprisoned in Compiegne, Auschwitz,
- Lot 122: Rachel Auerbach - "On the Fields of Treblinka" - Extermination Camp Report - 1947 - First Edition
- Lot 123: Death Camps - Hitler's crimes. Paris 1945 - First edition
- Lot 124: An early memorial booklet for the murdered in the massacres of the Czech town of Lezaky by the Nazis. Prague, 1946
- Lot 125: Sachsenhausen concentration camp - prisoner testimonies. Berlin, [1946] - First Edition
- Lot 126: Diary of a deportee from Neuengamme , France 1945 - First edition, numbered
- Lot 127: "How to tell millions of American children about the genocide of the Jewish people...
- Lot 128: The Battle for Warsaw Ghetto - First publication of the Stroop Report. Paris, 1946 - First Edition
- Lot 129: A special prayer booklet in memory of those perished in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. London, 1944
- Lot 130: The Nuremberg Trial - Germany before her judges - a booklet that came out in the midst of the Nuremberg Trials,
- Lot 131: Nuremberg Trial and Crime - A rare photo album from the Nuremberg Trials - Photographic documentation from the
- Lot 132: "We accuse" - evidence proving the role of the Nazi criminal Hans Globke in the destruction of European Jewry ahead of
- Lot 133: French Magazine "Historama" - three bound issues dealing with the Nazi crimes
- Lot 134: Sadistic Germany - the first attempt to understand the phenomenon of Nazism - the moral low that Germany reached in
- Lot 135: Brown Socialism - a German internal booklet at the end of the war about what the Nazi regime did to Germany itself
- Lot 136: Six months of war in Tunis - diary of a soldier in the French army in North Africa published at the height of the war
- Lot 137: Krovetz for Purim 1935 - Extensive coverage of the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany - A section of satirical jokes
- Lot 138: Yosef Moshe Kromer - The Jerusalemite Who Predicted the Holocaust of European Jewry - Two booklets "Ha'Tzofeh Le'beit
- Lot 139: Testimonies of Jewish Brigade soldiers to the horrors of the Holocaust. March 1944
- Lot 140: A collection of photographs of the soldiers of the Jewish Brigade celebrating Victory Day
- Lot 141: Einikait (Unity) - Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee - Collection of She'erit HaPletah Issues
- Lot 142: Moving postcard - Israel's desperate refugees in search of countries for immigration - Donate to the Upper Galilee
- Lot 143: She'erit HaPletah in Lodz - booklet for the first Independence Day
- Lot 144: Non-traditional Haggadah - Bnei Akiva. London, 1943
- Lot 145: Report of the "HaChalutz" Conference in Bulgaria after the war
- Lot 146: Large compilation of prisoner testimonies from the death camps. France,
- Lot 147: Ravensbrück - testimonies of former prisoners from the largest women's camp in Germany. Prague, 1960 - first edition
- Lot 148: FLOSSENBURG - ABREIT MACHT FREI. Paris, 1968 - copy dedicated by author
- Lot 149: Collection of documents revealing the crimes of the Nazi criminal Adolf Heusinger. Moscow,
- Lot 150: Photo album from Jewish director Erwin Leiser's film "Mein Kampf" - dedicated copy by Leiser