Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Apr 8, 2024
DYNASTY, Apr 8, 2024. 271 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Monday, April 8, 2024, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (271)
- Lot 1: "Herzl passed away!
- Lot 2: HaIvri - special memorial sheet for Theodor Herzl
- Lot 3: Theodor Herzl - The Jewish State - Yiddish edition. Buenos Aires 1948
- Lot 4: The Story of the ANZACS An Historical Account of the Part Taken by Australian and New Zealand in the Great War.
- Lot 5: Issue of "Le Petit" - General Sir William Birdwood Commander of the Anzac Forces - March 1917
- Lot 6: Informational booklet for visitors to the "Palestine" exhibition. London, 1924
- Lot 7: Palestine - Collection of Official Reports, London and New York 1924- 1942
- Lot 8: Prayer for the success of the campaign in the First World War. Amsterdam, 1914
- Lot 9: The Claims of the Arabs and the Answer of the Jews - Important article by Meyer Wolfe Weisgal. New York [1930s]
- Lot 10: "An Arab mob desecrates our sanctuaries in front of the Kotel" - an issue of the newspaper Dar HaY'Om a few days
- Lot 11: Official Poster by the British Mandate during the 1929 Riots / Photo of a family wounded in the riots
- Lot 12: Regulations of the Sephardic community in Hebron after the riots of 1929 aimed at restoring the Sephardic Jewish
- Lot 13: "We will not wear the yellow Nazi star on our arms,
- Lot 14: Name change certificate of Mordechai Raziel. Tel Aviv, 1928
- Lot 15: "Three Plagues of Egypt" - Illustrated comic style scroll satirically depicting the development of the Jewish
- Lot 16: Rare publication in Spanish about the Jewish National Fund. Buenos Aires, 1943
- Lot 17: Be Ready - Bulletin of Gordonia - Maccabi HaTzair - Special Issue, July 1947
- Lot 18: "HaOved" - Summary of decisions from a meeting of the Zionist Executive Committee in Bratislava with the establishment
- Lot 19: The Conscript's Voice - Death to Imperialism - Freedom to the People!
- Lot 20: "The Capital" - a rare internal publication of "Bnei Etzel" in Jerusalem - December 1948 - the first publication of
- Lot 21: Conscription notice for fortification works during the Israeli War of Independence
- Lot 22: Two tables of ration coupons for distributing Tnuva produce during the siege of Jerusalem in the Israeli War of
- Lot 23: Urgent instructions for the UN resolution on the establishment of a Jewish state in Eretz Israel - Rare booklet.
- Lot 24: Photo of the raising of the Israeli flag in Jerusalem after the UN approval of the partition plan
- Lot 25: The Mandate is dead - long live the Jewish State!
- Lot 26: "The state will established" - a special edition of "Ha'aretz" on the occasion of the UN vote on the establishment of
- Lot 27: Tonight the Hebrew State will be established" - "Hatzofeh" newspaper from the day of the Declaration of Independence -
- Lot 28: Respond to the call of the State of Israel - the united fundraising 1948 - two notebooks
- Lot 29: A photograph of Faisal, King of Saudi Arabia,
- Lot 30: Order of prayer in the synagogue for the first Israeli Independence Day in Tripoli, Libya, 1949
- Lot 31: Peace prayer for the State of Israel - first Independence Day. London, 1949
- Lot 32: Jerusalem development report 1948-1950 - The Jewish Agency - Internal. Photos, maps and plans
- Lot 33: Signing of the Israel - Egypt peace, signed poster by Menachem Begin
- Lot 34: "Wanted for Murder" - official postcard offering a bounty on the head of serial killer Paul Mueller. Massachusetts, c.
- Lot 35: "It's only my husband's fault" - a letter from Albert Einstein's wife Elsa Einstein
- Lot 36: Albert Einstein arrives in New York - Rare photographed poster issued by "Illustrated Current News". December 1930
- Lot 37: Membership Postcard in the World Federation for Peace and Freedom - Albert Einstein
- Lot 38: Two personal certificates of a poor Jewish child in Turkey, 1940s
- Lot 39: "The French Album" - "Let's Play Soldiers" - A children's book made of cloth. Paris, c. 1920s
- Lot 40: Hebrew textbook for primary school. Germany, 1929 - self published by the author
- Lot 41: Children's prayer book to mark the 100th anniversary of the Jewish community in Cape Town (South Africa) - 1941
- Lot 42: Mother Tongue - A book for learning to read in the Armenian language
- Lot 43: Shockheaded Peter - Heinrich Hoffmann - the most successful German children's book of all time
- Lot 44: The Political Struwwelpeter - British parody in the format of Hoffmann's "Struwwelpeter". London, 1899 - First Edition
- Lot 45: The Struwwelpeter Alphabet - a parody on prominent figures in the Victorian era. London, 1900 - First edition
- Lot 46: 'Struwwelhitler' - a parody mocking Hitler and the top Nazi government officials. London, early 1940s
- Lot 47: Collection of paper items related to Baruch Spinoza
- Lot 48: On the civil improvement of the Jews - Rare and early publication on the granting of equal rights to the Jews. Berlin,
- Lot 49: Persecution of the Jews in Russia - the aid report of the "Storms in the Negev" riots refugees in Liverpool. Liverpool,
- Lot 50: "On the Uselessness and Harm of Jews in the Kingdom of Bohemia and Moravia" - Prague 1782 - Early antisemitic
- Lot 51: "If during this limited time my justice is not revealed, Dreyfus said,
- Lot 52: "The Dreyfus affair ended today" - a special issue of the French weekly "Illustrated Life" - October 1899
- Lot 53: "The Supreme Court declared Captain Dreyfus innocent" - Issue of the newspaper "New York Herald" announcing the final
- Lot 54: Emil Zola - albumen photograph. 19th century
- Lot 55: Antoine Monis as a baby - antisemitic poster from the "Monsters Exhibition"
- Lot 56: "The Boer War" - an antisemitic poster - the Jews make a fortune from the war. Dresden, 1902
- Lot 57: Two panels with antisemitic caricatures - colored engravings. France 1889
- Lot 58: Antisemitic bottle opener. Europe, 19th century
- Lot 59: Antisemitic figurine. Europe, c.1900
- Lot 60: The Picture Man of Zizenhausen - An early German publication about the Zizenhausen table figurines - Among the first
- Lot 61: 20 Advertisment Postcards for the French Anti-Semitic Newspaper "Le Matin" ("The Morning")
- Lot 62: Collection of antisemitic postcards. Europe and United States, early 20th century
- Lot 63: Three antisemitic postcards - Britain sells out the Arabs for the sake of the Jews
- Lot 64: Six issues of the most anti-Semitic biweekly published before the First World War - the Viennese Kikerki - 1902
- Lot 65: Ten antisemitic issues of the French newspaper 'Le pelerin'. Late 19th and early 20th centuries
- Lot 66: The Wandering Jew and the Eternal Jew - four hand-painted wood prints. France, late 19th century
- Lot 67: The wandering Jew arrives in Jerusalem - The Union Jack magazine - complete issue dealing with the wandering Jew
- Lot 68: Early antisemitic publication ridiculing the figure of the Jewish rabbi and the Jewish commandments. Leipzig,
- Lot 69: From the Terror Days of Hungary - An early anti-Semitic illustrated booklet from the days of the Weimar Republic
- Lot 70: Antisemitic cartoon booklet blaming the Jews for the defeat of Germany in World War I and the "Disaster of Versailles"
- Lot 71: The Plagues - the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. Fierce antisemitic work. Dusseldorf, 1884 - first edition
- Lot 72: Genealogical list to identify Jews whose blood is mixed with Aryan families - particularly harsh antisemitic
- Lot 73: From the ghetto to power.
- Lot 74: The International Jew - Antisemitic publication according to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion - German edition.
- Lot 75: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - English edition. London, 1934
- Lot 76: Antisemitic publication following the Protocols of the Elders of Zion about the Jewish plot of world domination.
- Lot 77: Lexicon of Jews in Music - the most notorious publication published during the Third Reich
- Lot 78: German art and degenerate "art" - An anti-Semitic catalog from the exhibition "Entartete Kunst". Munich, 1938
- Lot 79: The peoples and races of Southeast Europe - Anti-Semitic publication following a racial "research" of Eastern Jews -
- Lot 80: An advertisement pamphlet for the anti-Semitic books of the Nazi race scientist Hans Guenther. Munich 1929
- Lot 81: Our girl - antisemitic children's book from the Nazi era with clear Nazi messages
- Lot 82: "New People" - Hitler's Germany for the Aryan race - a horrifying issue. November 1933
- Lot 83: Book for learnig the german alphabet with Nazi messages for children. Austria, 1938.
- Lot 84: The German girl - Journal of the German Girls Association in Hitler's Youth - Berlin Olympics Issue - 1936 - Blind
- Lot 85: "Mein Kampf" - first uncensored publication in the English language. London, 1942
- Lot 86: "Herr Hitler's self-disclosure in Mein kampf" - A Call to Alert the World Powers About Hitler's True Intentions.
- Lot 87: The Voice of the Nazi Being Eight Broadcast Talks Given between December 1939 and May 1940 - the copy of Dr.
- Lot 88: English translation of Adolf Hitler's "Peace Speech". London, 1935
- Lot 89: "Berlin Transformed" - extensive article in the National Geographic magazine - American journalist in Nazi Berlin
- Lot 90: American youth next to SS men - the American youth in the European labor camps. Washington 1939 - First edition
- Lot 91: "Day of Historical vote- Yes to our Führer" - The Austrian annexation declaration Issue - Austrian hand shaking the
- Lot 92: The Austrian Alps - Postcard with Swastika to mark the occupation of Austria by the Nazis. Local publlication 1938
- Lot 93: "The German Eagle over London" - Issue of the Nazi weekly magazine "The Week" - On the Jewish-British connection -
- Lot 94: The status of workers in India - an anti-British and antisemitic publication in the midst of World War II. Berlin, 1941
- Lot 95: "With this weapon the British Isles will disappear" - "Weekly Review" - Pocket booklet - Germany's secret weapon
- Lot 96: "British Awake"- Booklet outlining the antisemitic lines of the Fascist Imperial League in England. Late 1920s
- Lot 97: The Englishman prays to a Jew who crowns Stalin - antisemitic issue of the magazine Simplicissimus. Munich, 1941
- Lot 98: Under flapping flags, on the German naval fleet. Berlin, 1936
- Lot 99: "On the verge of freedom?
- Lot 100: Golem - The plague of the Czechs - the destruction of Czech nationalism - an anti-Semitic publication in the midst of
- Lot 101: Antisemitic booklet accusing the Jews of creating communism. France, early 1940s
- Lot 102: "The True Jacob" - Satirical magazine against Nazi racial ideology - From issues that were confiscated in Nazi Germany
- Lot 103: Eight issues of the French 'Le Pèlerin' with cartoons against Hitler and the German Reich
- Lot 104: Issue of the american Collier's - Anti-Nazi theme illustration by Arthur Szyk
- Lot 105: The ABC of the Nazi Regime - Cartoons about Nazi brutality in the Netherlands. Brussels, 1944 - First edition
- Lot 106: The History of War - 200 cartoons mocking Hitler and the leaders of the Axis. Buenos Aires, 1942
- Lot 107: Cutting board - Nazi party leaders as marionette puppet
- Lot 108: "Fold according to the markings - and find the fifth pig". A cartoon mocking Hitler. 1940s
- Lot 109: Swastika. The Nazi Terror - early publication on the Nazi terror in Germany. New York - 1933
- Lot 110: Brains Behind Barbed Wire! - A report on Germans - writers, scientists, doctors, etc.,
- Lot 111: Gestapo. The Organization. The Commanders. The Agents.
- Lot 112: Tyssen - Hitler - Letters of a Nazi who opposed Hitler, resigned from his position,
- Lot 113: The Jews, The War And After - an important publication against the Nazi race theory. London, 1943
- Lot 114: Justice to the Jew: The Story of What he Has done for the World - about the contribution of Jews to the world in all
- Lot 115: Rare German publication in Jerusalem linking the elimination of the phenomenon of antisemitism to the return of the
- Lot 116: "Bolshevism is not Jewish" - By Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Hertz in response to an antisemitic publication released in London,
- Lot 117: A special prayer at the outbreak of World War II. London, September 1939
- Lot 118: Albert Einstein - "Europe's Danger Europe's Hope" - Rare transcript of a lecture he delivered in London in 1933
- Lot 119: Issue of the "VOLKISCHER BEOBACHTER" - The great burning of Jewish books that took place in Berlin Opera Square - May
- Lot 120: "17-Year-Old Jew Shoots Reich Agent in Paris Office" - Issue of the newspaper "New York World Telegram" reporting on
- Lot 121: Issue of the French antisemitic weekly "The Pillory" - October 1940
- Lot 122: Antisemitic issue from the island of Guernsey in the English Channel - the British Isles occupied by the Nazis - 1943
- Lot 123: "It is Almost Impossible to Describe in Words the Great Destruction of Polish Jewry" - Early messages from members of
- Lot 124: Hitler's Jewish girl - two Real photo postcards. Berghof (Hitler's holiday Estate), 1930s
- Lot 125: Heinrich Hoffmann - Photographs folder of Adolf Hitler in the compound of his house in Berghof. 1936
- Lot 126: Photo of the editors of the antisemitic newspaper "Der Sturmer" holding the newspaper issue in their hands
- Lot 127: Official postcard distributed by the German authorities to mark the establishment of the General Government.
- Lot 128: Greek banknote with stamps "Property of the Reich" - Greece under the Nazi occupation
- Lot 129: Two railway tickets of German Wehrmacht soldiers . May 1943
- Lot 130: Announcement - Any Jew who wants to immigrate outside of Romania must come and appear before the Jewish Committee.
- Lot 131: Notice to Italians - Large poster requiring Italians to come and declare civilian and military allegiance to France.
- Lot 132: France's declaration of war on Nazi Germany - official poster. Copenhagen, September 3, 1939
- Lot 133: One-way ticket to Jerusalem - antisemitic train ticket handed out at train stations in Germany
- Lot 134: 13 Coupons for Jews only. Occupied France, 1940s
- Lot 135: Three banknotes issued in the Lodz ghetto as part of the first series of banknotes. 1940
- Lot 136: Rare antisemitic Pin - the Jew is crushed under clamps
- Lot 137: Prisoner's Cap from Bergen Belsen camp - 1940s
- Lot 138: Shirt of a Jewish forced laborer from Greece marked with a yellow patch
- Lot 139: Identification badge of a Jewess from the Ravensbrück women's camp
- Lot 140: ID Tag of a prisoner in the Ravensbrück women's camp
- Lot 141: A yellow badge of a Jew from the time of the Holocaust - France, early 1940s
- Lot 142: Yellow patch of a Jew from the time of the Holocaust. Holland, early 1940s
- Lot 143: Oskar Schindler company motor vehicle insurance - signature of the Righteous Among the Nations Oskar Schindler
- Lot 144: A bag for equipment distributed to a worker in Oskar Schindler's factory at the end of the war
- Lot 145: Soldier's hat from the Jewish Brigade. 1940s
- Lot 146: Temporary ID of a person destined to be sent to a concentration camp. Krakow, July 1943
- Lot 147: Identity Card of the Gaon Rabbi Yosef Lis that was issued in Shanghai during the war
- Lot 148: The birth documents of the Jewish girl Sarah Goldberg with her footprint. Austria, 1936
- Lot 149: Surprise boxes for children - cartoons against Hitler and the heads of the SS. France, early 1940s
- Lot 150: A collection of humorous stationery and envelopes issued by the American Army Art Department during World War II