Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Jan 29, 2024
DYNASTY, Jan 29, 2024. 256 lots.
DYNASTY -
The auction will take place on Monday, January 29, 2024, at 19:00 (Israel time).
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Lots in this catalog (256)
- Lot 1: Ha'ischa ("The Woman"), Bulletin of the Jewish Women's Committees in the Netherlands – Volume 1932
- Lot 2: Three official residential space provision contracts for the Jews of Alt-Ofen (Hungary). 18th century
- Lot 3: Rare Publication on Buda Jewry - of the Early Jewish Communities in Hungary - Only Edition
- Lot 4: A miniature prayer book for the Jewish woman and daughter. Budapest [c.1890]
- Lot 5: Cookbook for the Jewish housewife. Kecskemét (Hungary), 1935
- Lot 6: "Palestine in the eyes of women" - Rare publication written only by women. Budapest 1944 - Only Edition
- Lot 7: Rare booklet in memory of Sarah Schenirer
- Lot 8: The Land of Israel in numbers towards 1930 - JNF -Complete copy
- Lot 9: Jewish playwrights of Our Time. Berlin, 1927
- Lot 10: Notebook of Dedications and Memoirs to Theresa Dreyfus 1905-1906
- Lot 11: The Palestine land Development Company Limited Memorandum and Articles of Association. London, 1909 - First Edition
- Lot 12: Two Memoranda of the Jewish Agency to the Secretary-General of the United Nations - June 1937
- Lot 13: Report of the advance of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force under the Command of General Allenby – Cairo 1919
- Lot 14: Songs of the Land of Israel - The Maccabi Association in Germany and the Pioneer Association in Germany. Berlin, 1935
- Lot 15: Arab and Jew... Who will get Palestine. London, [1937] - First Edition
- Lot 16: Proclamation by the Etzel "To our Arab neighbors... Leave your Jewish neighbors!
- Lot 17: Rare photo booklet encouraging Hebrew immigration to Israel, The Netherlands 1961
- Lot 18: Letter signed by Theodor Herzl. Vienna, 1903
- Lot 19: Delegates of the First Congress - printed photograph, 1905
- Lot 20: "State Day" - joint issue Israel's newspapers on the day of the Declaration of Independence - May 14, 1948
- Lot 21: The Declaration of Independence newspaper of "Yedioth Yerushalayim" - "The State of Israel has been revived"
- Lot 22: "Davar" newspaper Issue of the Declaration of Independence: "State of Israel was established"
- Lot 23: "The State of Israel was established" - special souvenir issue of the "Davar" newspaper - The Declaration of
- Lot 24: "The mandate is dead! Long live our State!
- Lot 25: "In its body it belongs to the Muslims,
- Lot 26: "Communism never had any chances" - letter from Albert Einstein's wife
- Lot 27: "Professor Albert Einstein is gone" - "HaBoker" newspaper announcing the passing of Albert Einstein
- Lot 28: Handwritten notebook documenting the life of Second Aliyah man Avraham Herzfeld
- Lot 29: Convention - the first cooperation agreement between the State of Israel and the United States of America.
- Lot 30: Security document for safe passage and guarding for British soldiers during the Sinai War - 1956
- Lot 31: Songbook for the Eve of Passover with a non-traditional Haggadah - Metzudat Kfir, 1974
- Lot 32: Prayer booklet for the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign in England. London, 1897
- Lot 33: Prayer and gratitude for Queen Wilhelmina's 60th birthday
- Lot 34: Memorial prayer on the passing of Lionel de Rothschild - Portuguese Synagogue
- Lot 35: Two prayers of thanks for the end of the First World War. London, 1923, 1924
- Lot 36: Summary of the last year occurrences in the United Kingdom. London, 1689
- Lot 37: Detailed report on the establishment of relations between Britain and France at the height of the French Revolution,
- Lot 38: A royal decree forbidding Jews to settle in the Swedish kingdom. Stockholm, 1815
- Lot 39: Three Early Royal Decrees - Restrictions on Jews in the Swedish Kingdom. Early 19th century
- Lot 40: A rare publication about the Damascus affair in the midst of the affair. Rödelheim, 1840
- Lot 41: Antisemitic publication in light of the Edgardo Mortara case. Switzerland 1860
- Lot 42: "The Tiszaeszlár Trial - Types of Jews and local girls" - Antisemitic illustration
- Lot 43: The legend of the Wandering Jew - the full story. Toulouse, 18th century
- Lot 44: The Wandering Jew - collection of items. 19th century and early 20th century
- Lot 45: Issue of the French newspaper "Le Grelot" - antisemitic cartoon on the title page
- Lot 46: Two early anti-Semitic issues of the French newspaper "Le Grelot" (The Bell)
- Lot 47: All issues of the anti-Semitic weekly "Psst!" - Paris 1898-1899
- Lot 48: Issue of "La Petit" - Alfred Dreyfus's Humiliation Ceremony
- Lot 49: Collection of postcards "The Parade" that were issued at the height of the Dreyfus Affair
- Lot 50: "The Traitor" - Antisemitic Poster - Alfred Dreyfus - "Monsters Exhibition"
- Lot 51: Emile Zola - signed photo
- Lot 52: Pair of antisemitic candlesticks - silver. Vienna [1880]
- Lot 53: Anti-Semitic door knocker - Fagin
- Lot 54: Pocket case for matches - Opening antisemitic figurine - Fagin 1888
- Lot 55: Large collection of antisemitic notgeld series
- Lot 56: Anti-Semitic flag - Spanish anti-Semitism, First half of the 20th century
- Lot 57: Textbook of race theory in Nazi Germany - photographs, illustrations,
- Lot 58: Large poster - Chart for teaching racial theory in Nazi Germany
- Lot 59: Adolf Hitler - Mein Kampf, first illustrated edition in 18 booklets. London, 1939
- Lot 60: The Nazi Party's detailed platform plan for the 1932 elections. Munich 1932
- Lot 61: A special issue of the French CRAPOUILLOT ("Little Toad") - with the seizure of power by the Nazi Party and the
- Lot 62: A ballot paper for the Nazi party, and the appointment of Adolf Hitler as sole chancellor,
- Lot 63: "The Master of Germany" - issue of the French weekly "A LA PAGE" announcing Adolf Hitler's rise to power
- Lot 64: "Phoenix" calendar for Hitler Youth - 1934 - the first calendar issued after Hitler became Chancellor of Germany
- Lot 65: The German crowd saluting Hitler after his speech in Berlin, March 1936
- Lot 66: Postcard collection with caricatures against Adolf Hitler
- Lot 67: Postcard advertisement for a Turntable - "Hitler was embarrassed when London Radio reminded him of his lies". Brussels,
- Lot 68: I was Hitler's doctor – his intimate life. New York 1943 - copy signed by author
- Lot 69: German Wehrmacht harmonica from Nazi power demonstration parades
- Lot 70: Drum of the Hitler Youth. Nazi Germany, 1930s
- Lot 71: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - First Yiddish edition. Warsaw, 1934
- Lot 72: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - Second edition in Spanish. Madrid, 1933
- Lot 73: "The way of the Jews" - antisemitic publication in Hungarian. Vienna, 1921
- Lot 74: "The Great Invasion" - an anti-Semitic publication against Jewish emigration to France on the eve of the outbreak of
- Lot 75: "The Jews in the United States are the true masters of the state" - an antisemitic issue of the French newspaper "The
- Lot 76: Anti-Semitic children's book. New York 1927
- Lot 77: An anti-Semitic children's book at the height of World War II. Serbia, early 1940s
- Lot 78: "Not by the sweat of his brow does the Jew earn his bread" - an anti-Semitic card in the form of bread coupons -
- Lot 79: Antisemitic cartoon booklet. France, early 1940s
- Lot 80: "The Jewish conspiracy against Europe" - a huge antisemitic poster. Belgium, 1941
- Lot 81: The Jews in Nazi Germany - The First Documentation of the Persecution of the Jews in Nazi Germany. New York,
- Lot 82: The Jewish question and its solution - an early cry against the danger of Nazism to the Jewish people. Paris, 1939
- Lot 83: The persecution of the Jews in Germany. London, 1933 - First edition
- Lot 84: Jewish immigration - the last attempt to save Jews before the liquidation of ghettos and deportation to the death
- Lot 85: The Jews, some plain facts - Rare pocket booklet against antisemitic claims. London, 1941
- Lot 86: Jews and Fascism: an urgent warning on a most important matter - a booklet against manifestations of fascism and
- Lot 87: A booklet revealing the true situation of German workers in Hitler's Nazi Germany. Brussels, 1939
- Lot 88: Porcelain vase produced by a Jewish factory in Nazi Germany - 1938
- Lot 89: A cloth bag for bread of Abraham Leopold, who was murdered in Theresienstadt
- Lot 90: A blush box that saved from death from the Ravensbrück women's camp - 1943
- Lot 91: Bulgarian yellow badge of Holocaust survivor Salomonov Nissim - accompanying personal documents
- Lot 92: Yellow patch of a Jew who perished in Auschwitz. Belgium, early 1940s
- Lot 93: Notebook of drawings by the Jewish girl Renate Krochmal from the Izieu orphanage from the "Children of Izieu" who
- Lot 94: Happy New Year postcard with a greeting and drawing by the jewish girl Renate Krochmal from Izieu orphanage from the
- Lot 95: ID card marked with the letter J - and the name "Israel"
- Lot 96: Day ticket for milk allowance of a Jew from Hamburg in Nazi Germany - 1939
- Lot 97: Complete food ration coupon table from Nazi occupied Netherlands during the "Dutch Famine"
- Lot 98: Five bills from the Theresienstadt ghetto
- Lot 99: Four package receipt confirmations - Theresienstadt, Berlin, and Lublin ghettos
- Lot 100: Three rare means of payment from Buchenwald concentration camp
- Lot 101: Four means of payment of the Allies in World War II
- Lot 102: Food coupons from Nazi occupied Netherlands
- Lot 103: Four personal certificates of Shoshana Fishel from Lodz
- Lot 104: ID card with coupon sheets. Occupied France during World War II
- Lot 105: Certificate of non-belonging to the Jewish race - a life saving certificate. Paris, 1944
- Lot 106: Immigration permit of a Jew. Nazi Germany, Frankfurt am Main, 1937
- Lot 107: Emigration permit for a girl resident of Vienna. November 1939
- Lot 108: Passover Haggadah written in the Bergen Belsen concentration camp by Rabbi Yekutiel Jacob Neubauer on a German pocket
- Lot 109: Three Jewish New Year postcards handmade over official postcards of Nazi Germany. Germany, 1930s
- Lot 110: Shoulder badge of the Jewish national resistance. France, 1940s
- Lot 111: Secret instructions - aggravation of the measures against the Jewish forced laborers in the city of Bacau - Romania.
- Lot 112: Legitimation certificate of a Jew who was deported to Transnistria - Holocaust of the Romanian Jews
- Lot 113: Military ID card of a Jewish soldier in the Romanian army in both world wars
- Lot 114: Notebook of testimonies to the horrors of the Holocaust by Yiddish writer Abraham Felsenstein
- Lot 115: Arrived safely thanks to Sea Power- a British morale poster from the beginning of World War II
- Lot 116: Buchenwald camp survivor who died in the camp during liberation - Photographer: Erik Schwab - Die Zeit magazine's
- Lot 117: The French magazine - Nazi crimes. June, 1945 – First photographs of Nazi atrocities in the death camps
- Lot 118: Collection of photographs showing Nazi cruelty towards Jews in Poland ghettos
- Lot 119: Document folder containing birth registration certificates of a Jewish child in Lublin for emigration to Argentina.
- Lot 120: Collection of internal documents, publications,
- Lot 121: "Unzer Vort!" Issues of Poalei Tziyon bulletin in Switzerland - Early reports on the Holocaust of European Jewry
- Lot 122: "Jewish News from Poland" - Rare stencil issues of She'erit HaPletah in Poland, 1947-1948
- Lot 123: List of the 80 who perished in the death camps from the community of Oberdorf
- Lot 124: "The future of European Jewry" - the question of Jewish immigration after World War II. London, 1946
- Lot 125: Shoulder badge of a chaplain in the U.S. Army during World War II
- Lot 126: Military decorations and Certificate of Honor for a Jewish Soldier in the Russian Army during World War II
- Lot 127: "You must surrender or die,
- Lot 128: The Nazi Hel - a photo album from the death camps. Amsterdam [1945] - first edition
- Lot 129: Thousand days in a concentration camp - a report from Dachau, Mauthausen and Gusen concentration camps. Mannheim, 1946
- Lot 130: Behind Nazi barbed wire - a photo booklet from the death camps. Denmark, 1945 - First Edition
- Lot 131: "Oranienburg: First Authentic Report of a Concentration Camp Fugitive". Karlsbad, 1934
- Lot 132: A rare publication about the horrors of the Husum-Schwesing death camp - first edition, dedicated copy by author
- Lot 133: "Auschwitz concentration camp, dead people speak!" - rare collection of testimonies from Auschwitz inmates. Vienna,
- Lot 134: 'The Truth About the Buchenwald Concentration Camp' - Early Testimony of a Buchenwald Camp Inmate who stayed there
- Lot 135: Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Bergen, Dora. Paris 1945. First edition
- Lot 136: Dachau concentration camp - first testimonies of prisoners. Vienna, 1945 - first edition
- Lot 137: A complete series of the three booklets of the testimonies of the former prisoner Francois Goldschmidt about the
- Lot 138: Documents - the first publication on the Holocaust of Bulgarian Jews based on official state documents. Sofia,
- Lot 139: German Atrocities in Poland - First and Early Report on Nazi Crimes against Jews with the Occupation of Poland in 1939
- Lot 140: The atrocities of the Nazis during the invasion of Poland - first photographs of the destroyed Warsaw. Paris, 1940
- Lot 141: Inside liberated Poland. New York, 1945 - First edition - dedicated copy by author
- Lot 142: Silent is the Vistula - the story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. New York 1946 - First Edition
- Lot 143: The Last Days of the Warsaw Ghetto - Diary of the fighter Zivia Lubetkin - First edition in German. Berlin, 1949
- Lot 144: The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Buenos Aires - Warsaw 1948 - First Yiddish edition
- Lot 145: Norwegian Prisoner No.
- Lot 146: 16 months in Buchenwald. France 1946 - dedicated copy by author
- Lot 147: Early testimony of Dachau camp prisoner Marcel Naas - Rare
- Lot 148: Rare documentation of the heroic struggle by the civilian population in the liberation of Paris in August 1944
- Lot 149: The Camp of the Slow Death. London, 1945 - First English Edition
- Lot 150: Calvaire de femmes - Testimony of Belgian prisoner from Ravensbrück and Mauthausen camps. France 1945 - First Edition.