Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Nov 22, 2023
DYNASTY, Nov 22, 2023. 250 lots.
DYNASTY -
The auction will take place on Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at 19:00 (Israel time).
So yes today and always Am Israel fighting for its destiny. Our condolences to the families of the fallen, and our hearts go out to the families of the captives and the missing. We will make the auction as a sign of the terrible events these days, and like any of our auctions as a sign of the terrible days of the Holocaust, and we will continue relentlessly to present to the whole world the testimonies of the truth that cry "Never Again!!!" Hoping for days of quiet and safety in our country and in the communities of Israel all over the world. in Isaiah's prayer: "כי יום נקם בלבי ושנת גאולי באה".
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Lots in this catalog (250)
- Lot 1: Herzl's Stories. Summer 1904 - First Edition
- Lot 2: Theodor Herzl - Three bound plays
- Lot 3: Theodor Herzl Album - Articles by prominent figures about Herzl, and photographs. Czechoslovakia, 1929.
- Lot 4: Theodor Herzl - The Jewish State - Spanish edition with avant-garde binding
- Lot 5: Chaim Weizman his brothers and sisters - early cabinet photographs
- Lot 6: Large photograph of the 12th Zionist Congress. Karlsbad, early 20th century
- Lot 7: Photograph of the fourth class of the yeshiva "Merkaz HaRav". Jerusalem, 1928
- Lot 8: The Jew At Home And Abroad - Early Publication for American Youth about the Jewish People. Philadelphia, 1845
- Lot 9: Charlotte Montefiore - "A few words to the Jews from one of Themselves". London, 1853 - First edition
- Lot 10: Family Tree of the Weill Family - History book of a Jewish-Rabbinic family in Germany - Mannheim, 1935
- Lot 11: Sermon on the 25th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Wilhelm I, January 1886
- Lot 12: Musical play for bride and groom. Frankfurt am Main 1890
- Lot 13: An early booklet to learn knitting by a teacher at the Jewish school in Amsterdam. The Netherlands,
- Lot 14: Transcript of the Second Rabbinical Assembly in Frankfurt. Berlin, 1846
- Lot 15: A lengthy document regulating the status of the Jew Samuel Markus under the rule of the aristocratic Estherházy family.
- Lot 16: Official contract for providing residential land to Jews in Alt-Ofen (Hungary), 18th century
- Lot 17: Poster announcing the auction of a house on Jews Street in Paris. Paris, 1861
- Lot 18: Booklet in memory of the women's rights fighter in Germany Henriette May, Berlin 1929
- Lot 19: A special prayer for the success of Moses Montefiore in his mission. London 1859
- Lot 20: Special Prayer for the occasion of the end of the "Boer War" between England and South Africa. London, 1902
- Lot 21: Miniature Siddur with calendar issued for the inauguration of the synagogue in Rakospalotai, Hungary, 1926
- Lot 22: Book of Songs and Rituals of the Bnei Israel Community in India
- Lot 23: Booklet of prayers for the inauguration of the new synagogue in Amsterdam, 1928
- Lot 24: Prayer booklet marking the 200th anniversary of the Sephardic Synagogue "Sha'ar HaShamayim" in Amsterdam
- Lot 25: Netherlands and Israel - a festive edition on the occasion of the wedding of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard.
- Lot 26: Special order of prayers for the 50th anniversary of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands,
- Lot 27: Collection of documents from the early days of establishing the "Maccabi" sports association in Egypt
- Lot 28: Ottoman passport of a Jewish resident of the city of Jerusalem - 1914
- Lot 29: Four Ottoman railway tickets
- Lot 30: LA VERA LUZ - "The True Light" - Volume of issues of the rare Judeo-Turkish newspaper
- Lot 31: Two publications about Jewish soldiers in the German armies in the First World War
- Lot 32: Jewish Almanac - Poland, 1917
- Lot 33: Collection of non-Jewish publications supporting the rebirth of the Jewish people as part of the universal salvation.
- Lot 34: Albert Einstein and the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore
- Lot 35: The first issue of the prestigious monthly magazine WISDOM,
- Lot 36: Albert Einstein - Theory of Relativity - First Hebrew Edition
- Lot 37: The Anzac Book - written and Illustrated in Gallipoli by Men of Anzac - dedicated copy to the commander of the unit
- Lot 38: A memorial book for Anzac soldiers who fell in the battles of World War I. Sydney, 1917
- Lot 39: Medal in Honor of Australian Soldiers in World War I - ANZAC DAY 1918
- Lot 40: The Wonder Book of Soldiers for Boys and Girls. London, 1915
- Lot 41: With the Judeans in the Palestine campaign. London,
- Lot 42: Report of the Shaw Commission that placed limitations on Jewish immigration to Eretz Israel. London, 1930.
- Lot 43: Collection of rare booklets of the Palmach - Rehavam Ze'evi's copies
- Lot 44: HaKol BaKol - Kibbutz Hulata - Rosh Hashanah stencil printing booklet - 1950
- Lot 45: "In our power - the state will rise again we shall not accept any foreign rule" - Issue of the newspaper "Davar" from
- Lot 46: "Examining our connection with the Arabs in the country" - A letter from David Ben-Gurion after the riots of 1929
- Lot 47: Letter by Ben-Gurion regarding the Lavon Affair
- Lot 48: The first travel guide that was published after the Six Day War with the change of the country's borders
- Lot 49: Entry Ticket to the Munich Olympics where 11 members of the Israeli delegation were massacred. September 4, 1972.
- Lot 50: The Wandering Jew Cartoon - On the title page of the newspaper issue "L'ECLIPSE". France, 1869
- Lot 51: Rabbi David Kaufman's sermon on rising antisemitism. Hanukkah 1880, Budapest
- Lot 52: A photograph of Alfred Dreyfus after his final acquittal in the court of the École Militaire signed by Dreyfus
- Lot 53: Zola in images - 280 illustrations and photographs of Emile Zola in the midst of the Dreyfus Affair
- Lot 54: The cartoons of the Dreyfus Affair - an early publication in the midst of the affair that gathers the cartoons
- Lot 55: Alfred Dreyfus and Emile Zola - Five medallions
- Lot 56: The events in Hilsner - early publication about the blood libel that took place in the Czech Republic
- Lot 57: "In the Land of Pogroms: When Israel Dies...
- Lot 58: Pogroms from the Right and the Left - an antisemitic pamphlet calling for pogroms against Jews. Vienna, 1929
- Lot 59: The Truth About "The Protocols" A Literary Forgery, London 1921
- Lot 60: The International Jew - Anti-Semitic publication according to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion - German edition.
- Lot 61: "What Will Happen to the Jews" – an important publication in light of the waves of Jewish emigration from Germany with
- Lot 62: Two Programs for the film "The Eternal Jew", Denmark [1920s]
- Lot 63: The Memoirs of Mendel Beilis - New York 1926 - First English edition
- Lot 64: A booklet to encourage the settlement of German Jews in Eretz Israel with Nazi rise to power. New York 1933
- Lot 65: Science of Genetics and Racial Theory - An Antisemitic Textbook for School Students - Color Instruction Plates.
- Lot 66: Pages of documentation on the United States - rare anti-Semitic publication of the "Difesa della razza" organization
- Lot 67: SIMPLICISSIMUS, Munich, 1941 - anti-Semitic issue guided by the Nazi authorities
- Lot 68: Antisemitic children's book in the midst of World War II. Serbia, early 1940s
- Lot 69: A children's book with antisemitic stories - Berlin, 1938
- Lot 70: Three issues of the anti-Semitic weekly "Der Stürmer"
- Lot 71: Publications against the Jews in order to justify Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union in "Operation Barbarossa"
- Lot 72: "Jewish tragedy looks from the eyes" - Issue of the newspaper "Welt Spiegel" in Warsaw - few months before the
- Lot 73: "The Jews' homes and synagogues were burned and destroyed...
- Lot 74: The Voice of Our Brothers' Blood Cries Out to Us Across the Sea - A Call to Save the Jewry of Tarnogród from Polish
- Lot 75: Collier's American Issue - Anti-Nazi Theme Illustration by Arthur Szyk
- Lot 76: The Jewish Mirror: Judaism and Anti-Semitism in World History - Anti-Semitic publication in the Netherlands during the
- Lot 77: The Jews in the Netherlands - antisemitic publication during the occupation of Netherlands by the Nazis. Netherlands,
- Lot 78: Anti-Semitic booklet calling for Jews to be required to wear a yellow badge. France, 1930s
- Lot 79: Antisemitic publication for the Hitler Youth against the British Kingdom and its Jews. Germany, 1940
- Lot 80: "The Jews in the Lower Danube" - an anti-Semitic publication against Vienna Jewry, [1940]
- Lot 81: Britain,
- Lot 82: Hitler's Bell is Ringing - Anti Nazi Poems and Illustrations with Hitler's Rise to Power - London 1933
- Lot 83: The Bolshevik Abscess - Antisemitic Propaganda Booklet - Caricatures and Photographs - [Paris 1941?]
- Lot 84: "Post-War Era" - Complete Card Album. Dresden 1935
- Lot 85: Collection of items from the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
- Lot 86: A rare booklet on transportation in Berlin during the 1936 Olympics
- Lot 87: Medal - Souvenir from 1936 Berlin Olympics held in Nazi Germany
- Lot 88: Five Matchboxes - Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany
- Lot 89: Three Cigarette Boxes - SS units in Nazi Germany - Unopened
- Lot 90: A large collection of series of Antisemitic Notgeld
- Lot 91: Sketch of an anti-Semitic banknote 5 Krone - Rabbi holding a money bag - handmade
- Lot 92: Antisemitic wooden pipe. Europe, 19th century
- Lot 93: Stamp of the Jewish post in the Warsaw ghetto. Warsaw, c. 1940s
- Lot 94: Three coins from the Lodz ghetto - 1943
- Lot 95: Collection of banknotes from the Holešov labor camp, c. 1943
- Lot 96: Yellow patch of a Jew from the city of Zagreb - Croatia, 1940s
- Lot 97: The entrance sign to the Jewish Hospital in the Lodz Ghetto
- Lot 98: Enamel cup made in Oskar Schindler's factory
- Lot 99: Factory Building of Oskar Schindler - Two Early Postcards
- Lot 100: Three measuring instruments for determining racial classification. Nazi Germany, 1930s
- Lot 101: Two bowls of soup from the Ravensbrick Women's Camp. [early 1940s]
- Lot 102: "Savings booklet" of a Jew in the Theresienstadt ghetto
- Lot 103: Counterfeit British banknote produced as part of "Operation Bernhard" in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp
- Lot 104: Collection of plates with original photographs of Ukrainian partisans. 1940s
- Lot 105: Golden pendant from the skiing competition of the partisans in Cerkno
- Lot 106: Prisoner letter from Dachau concentration camp. February 1942
- Lot 107: Official form for removing a soldier from the German Wehrmacht for being Jewish, Berlin 1939
- Lot 108: Three forged certificates confirming that the Jew Michael Fischer is of the Catholic faith. Munich, 1938
- Lot 109: Official form for verifying Jewish descent in Nazi-occupied France. December 1942
- Lot 110: Three identity cards with the note "Not Jewish according to legal definition", Nazi occupied Yugoslavia, 1943
- Lot 111: Large collection of registration forms for the French postal bank from the war period: "I hereby certify that I am not
- Lot 112: A letter from a Jewish mother in Nazi Germany to her son in Tel Aviv. Germany, 1942
- Lot 113: Arrest report of a Gestapo soldier in Berlin four days after the surrender of Nazi Germany
- Lot 114: "Jewish residential area. Entry forbidden" - a large photograph of the entrance to the Lodz ghetto. Lodz 1941
- Lot 115: George Kadish - Photograph from a hidden camera of Elchanan Elkes, chairman of the Judenrat in the Kaunas Ghetto
- Lot 116: Photograph of a couple from Bulgaria with a button yellow badge
- Lot 117: Photograph of Jewish prisoners going to labor at the Breendonk camp.
- Lot 118: Rare photograph of the partisans who were hanged by the Nazis. June 1942
- Lot 119: Seven harsh photographs from the death camps, which were taken by the Allies at the end of World War II
- Lot 120: A rare photograph from the results of the massacre of Russian POWs by the Nazis
- Lot 121: Rare photograph of a gathering of members of the antisemitic party "Pērkonkrusts"
- Lot 122: Photograph of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels on the Chancellor's balcony after the annexation of Austria into
- Lot 123: Postcards folder from the Breendonk camp [France] c. 1945
- Lot 124: Struthof concentration camp - Early folder of photographs
- Lot 125: Letter of thanks to a Jewish partisan from the "Soviet Pioneers" group
- Lot 126: Two telegrams sent from and to Rabbi Meir Malin in Shanghai during World War II
- Lot 127: Form requesting use of a Mikveh Tahara for a Jewish woman in Shanghai during World War II, signed by Rabbi Meir Malin.
- Lot 128: Exhibition Catalog "Crimes of Hitler" held in Paris 1945 - Disturbing photographs of Nazi atrocities and exhibition
- Lot 129: The horrors of the Nazis. Paris, [1944] - uncensored edition
- Lot 130: Rare and early photo album from the Nuremberg Trials. United States, 1946
- Lot 131: Large collection of issues of the rare weekly "News from Belgium and the Belgian Congo" - testimonies on the
- Lot 132: Issue of the Daily Mail announcing the death of Adolf Hitler
- Lot 133: The extermination camp - the first report on the Majdanek atrocities. Moscow, 1944
- Lot 134: The Hell of Breendonk - Brussels 1944 - First edition - dedicated copy by author
- Lot 135: The lives of postal workers in Breendonk's hell. Brussels 1947 - First edition
- Lot 136: Rare testimony of a prisoner in the fascist concentration camp on the island of Rab in Croatia
- Lot 137: Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp - photos, maps, charts
- Lot 138: Dora - a prisoner's testimony to his children. France, 1945 - First Edition - Copy signed by the author
- Lot 139: The full text of the official report on the attack on Pearl Harbor. Washington 1945 - Only edition
- Lot 140: Experiences of a Political Prisoner in the Buchenwald Concentration Camp - testimony written inside the camp itself
- Lot 141: ARMED RESISTANCE OF THE JEWS IN POLAND - Early Publication on Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. New York, 1944
- Lot 142: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943. A collection of documents. Warsaw, 1945 - first edition
- Lot 143: No Traveler Returns the Story of Hitler's Greatest Crime - A book by Henry Shoskes about the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising -
- Lot 144: The first publication ever about the Ascq Massacre. France, 1944
- Lot 145: Neuengamme. Testimony on the exposed National-Socialism of a German concentration camp. Netherlands, 1945
- Lot 146: "The atrocities of Dachau Hell" - An early prisoner testimony. Liège (Belgium), 1945
- Lot 147: Deportee No. 50.440 - Brussels,
- Lot 148: Cursed Buchenwald - Detailed testimony of a former prisoner in the Buchenwald camp, Chaumont (France),
- Lot 149: Unknown testimony of a former prisoner in the Natzweiler and Dachau concentration camps. Paris, [1945]
- Lot 150: Under the Shadow of the Swastika - Collection of writings and poems written by the author on scraps of paper while in