Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Sep 24, 2024
DYNASTY, Sep 24, 2024. 250 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Tuesday, September 24, 2024, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (250)
- Lot 1: Handwritten list of names of Jewish newborns and their birthdates in the German community - 1845-1848
- Lot 2: Official Contract Regulating the Economic Status of the Jews of Alt Ofen (Hungary). 18th Century
- Lot 3: "Moments Before Finalizing the Edition... Herzl Has Died" - "HaShkafa" Newspaper - The First Report on Herzl's Passing
- Lot 4: Zionism and the future of Palestine - An Important Publication Against "Political Zionism.
- Lot 5: Private Photo Album of Nahum Sokolow, President of the Zionist Organization,
- Lot 6: Four Early Books for Learning the Hebrew Language
- Lot 7: Chanukah for its children / Thus sings the young world
- Lot 8: Five Publications by the Jewish Historical Society of England. London, 1930s
- Lot 9: The Lie of Those Who Claim that Britain Sincerely Sought to Solve the Palestine Problem - Jabotinsky's Response to
- Lot 10: A large collection of official documents - Land purchase in Eretz Israel. 1940s
- Lot 11: Non-traditional Haggadah. Kibbutz Dafna, 1941
- Lot 12: Haggadah for Children. Israel, C. 1950s.
- Lot 13: Haggadah for Independence Day – The Story of the Miracles of the Establishment of the State of Israel in the Format of
- Lot 14: Large Satirical Esther Scroll - A Parody on Economic Class Differences in Israeli Society
- Lot 15: A Large Poster Opposing the UN Partition Plan for Palestine - Published the Day After November 29 (30th of November),
- Lot 16: The battles of the Haganah fighters in the War of Independence for the defense of Haifa – from the notes of Moshe
- Lot 17: "Yediot Hadashot" Newspaper – Special Edition for the Declaration of the State – Tel Aviv, May 16, 1948
- Lot 18: The 'HaMashkif' issue announcing the establishment of the State of Israel
- Lot 19: "Official Gazette" of the State of Israel – Issue No. 1: Declaration of Independence – 5 Iyar 5708 - May 14, 1948
- Lot 20: Iton Rishmi (Official Gazette) - Rare Stencil-Printed Edition - 5 Iyar 5708 – May 14, 1948
- Lot 21: The Message of the Commander-in-Chief of the Irgun" – Menachem Begin's "Declaration of Independence" Speech –
- Lot 22: "From today,
- Lot 23: A special booklet marking the anniversary of the "Yiftach" Brigade of the Palmach - after it was disbanded in 1949
- Lot 24: "Mashiach" - Dr. Lewinstein - An article he agreed to publish in the last year of his life. Zurich, 1953
- Lot 25: An entry ticket to a concert that was canceled due to the passing of the renowned cantor Rabbi Yosef Rosenblatt - 1933
- Lot 26: Four Issues of the Weekly "Chadashot MeHaAretz" - Leading Up to Germany's Surrender in World War I
- Lot 27: A Large Collection of Documents - The Treatment of Jews Affected by the Pogroms during World War I and the Assistance
- Lot 28: A magnificent "Zion" appreciation cup presented as a gift to the deputy of the Zionist weekly "Das Yiddishe Folk".
- Lot 29: Queen Victoria – Lithographic image – Raphael Tuck
- Lot 30: Cloth map commemorating the coronation of King Edward VIII
- Lot 31: A collection of large press photographs of Queen Mary of Teck from important public events
- Lot 32: Photograph of Frank Goldschmidt – one of the victims of the Titanic disaster
- Lot 33: A rare cloth map from the presidential campaign of U.S. President Herbert Hoover in 1928
- Lot 34: NO PASSAGE FOR A DEMOCRATIC NEGRO! - Early Lithograph - Black Antisemitism in the United States. 1887
- Lot 35: Issue of the THE VILLAGE VOICE Newspaper - A Call to the Masses to Participate in a Rally for Civil Rights - Jewish
- Lot 36: Issue of The New York Times Reporting on Martin Luther King Jr.
- Lot 37: Martin Luther King - Impressive Wall Tapestry
- Lot 38: MARTYRED! - Rare edition of The Citizen-News, reporting from the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated
- Lot 39: Eight issues of the most grotesque anti-Semitic bi-weekly published before World War I – Der Kikeriki (The Viennese
- Lot 40: Israel. Antisemitic Stories about the Jew Controlling French Society. Vienna, 1899 - First German Edition
- Lot 41: "B'Yisrael" - One of the Most Venomous Anti-Semitic Publications Released at the End of the 19th Century
- Lot 42: "It's All the Fault of the Dirty Jews" - An Anti-Semitic Issue of the Weekly "Die Butterwoche". March 1902
- Lot 43: Les gens du "Bloc" - A booklet of caricatures mocking Theodor Herzl, Alfred Dreyfus, and Jews in general. France, 1904.
- Lot 44: "The Truth in Motion" - The Longing of Dreyfus' Opponents to See Him Hanged. Rare Postcard. Toulouse, 1899
- Lot 45: "DREYFUS SHOT BY ASSASSIN!" - Issue of the Chicago American Reporting on the Assassination Attempt on Alfred Dreyfus.
- Lot 46: Four issues of the French magazine Le Rire - "The Laughter" - antisemitic covers. Years: 1935-1936.
- Lot 47: Two letters by the anti-Semite Ernest Judet, the great opponent of Alfred Dreyfus. Paris, c. 1890
- Lot 48: The American Jewish Yearbook dedicated to the Beilis Affair.
- Lot 49: The Legend of the Wandering Jew - Dutch Version of the Legend. Netherlands, 1906 - First Edition
- Lot 50: The Eternal Jew. Leipzig 1917 - First German Edition
- Lot 51: Theosophical Guides. California, 1919 - Featuring the emblem of the society with a Star of David and a swastika
- Lot 52: The Talmudic Jew - Essay against the Talmud - The Fundamental Book of Antisemitic Propagandists. Stuttgart,
- Lot 53: "The Holy Mission and National Socialism" - Antisemitic Publication - Berlin, 1932 - First Edition
- Lot 54: Bolshevism and Anglo-Jewish Plutocracy - An anti-Semitic publication against Jewish capitalists,
- Lot 55: Antisemitic Publication Accusing Jews of Weakening France, Leading to Its Easy Conquest by Nazi Germany. Paris, [1940]
- Lot 56: Cross-Connections Mysteries on Germany - The Jewish Threat to the German Economy - An Anti-Semitic Publication
- Lot 57: Mussolini, Ciano, Badoglio - A struggle booklet in favor of Italian fascism. Belgrade, 1940 - First edition
- Lot 58: "Out Into Life" - A colorful book for our girls – Innocent stories for the German girl incorporating Nazi ideology.
- Lot 59: "Today,
- Lot 60: Hilf mit! - "Help!
- Lot 61: The world of children - A children's magazine in Nazi Germany - All issues from the year 1936
- Lot 62: 1936 Olympic Games - Presentation of German athletes as role models for gymnasts from around the world
- Lot 63: Binder of Berlin 1936 Olympic Stamps - Complete
- Lot 64: A set of anti-Semitic postcards against the Jews of Russia and Bolshevism. Helsinki, 1930
- Lot 65: Bismarck and the Jews - An Antisemitic Publication on Jewish Influence on the German Economy. Berlin,
- Lot 66: Testimonies of Ukraine - "Stalin's Christianity" - An antisemitic publication during World War II.
- Lot 67: Soviet Paradise - An Antisemitic Pamphlet Accusing Jews of Creating Soviet Russia. France [1940]
- Lot 68: "Les Attentistes'' - An Illustrated Anti-Semitic Pamphlet Against "Free France" Controlled by Jews. Paris, Early 1940s
- Lot 69: "Behind the Smoke Clouds of the Cigars" - Rare Anti-British Publication in Portuguese from the Outbreak of World War II
- Lot 70: The Orphan from the Jewish Quarter - Karolina Invernizio.
- Lot 71: LES JUIF - On the phenomenon of anti-Semitism and its roots with the rise of the Nazi party and the intensification of
- Lot 72: Antisemitism?
- Lot 73: the Truth About the Forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion - Important publication exposing the falsehood of the
- Lot 74: The Meaning of Hitlerism. An Early Publication Warning of the Potential Tragedy from Nazism. London,
- Lot 75: The Rise and Destiny of the German Jew - A comprehensive publication on the fate of the Jews in Nazi Germany with the
- Lot 76: IS HITLER DOOMED? - Rabbi Friedhof on Hitler and Nazi Germany. Pittsburgh, 1934
- Lot 77: "This People Shall Endure Forever" - "Anti-Semitism and the Mystery of Israel" - A Rare Publication Against the
- Lot 78: "The Jews" - An issue of the French magazine "Témoignages de Notre Temps" (Testimonies of Our Time) dedicated to the
- Lot 79: Truth and facts about the third Reich - An Early Publication Mocking Hitler, His Associates, and Nazi Ideology.
- Lot 80: "The Jewish Problem" - a rare publication on the phenomenon of German anti-Semitism - published during the month of
- Lot 81: "Address Unknown" - Kathrine Kressmann Taylor - The Chilling Correspondence Between a German and a Jew. New York,
- Lot 82: "The Third Reich" - How Germany Became a Totalitarian Racial State - An Early Publication During the Events. New York,
- Lot 83: Hitler Step by Step 1933-1939 – Exposing the Lies of Adolf Hitler – A Danish Pamphlet Published at the Outbreak of
- Lot 84: Seven Million German-Americans Accuse!
- Lot 85: Issue of the American Newsweek Reporting on the Burning of Jewish Books in Nazi Germany. May 20, 1933
- Lot 86: "The population stormed all the shops run by Jews...
- Lot 87: Issue of the newspaper "Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung" - An antisemitic libel about Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto hiding
- Lot 88: Collection of issues from the resistance movement "Free Holland" – issues of the first year: 1940-1941
- Lot 89: Official report on the aid efforts for Jewish emigration from Germany and the occupied territories,
- Lot 90: Jewish Migration in the Last Hundred Years.
- Lot 91: Two Early Detailed Reports - Antisemitism and the Horrors of the Concentration Camps in Nazi Germany. London,
- Lot 92: Volume of "Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung" issues documenting the first Nazi invasion of Poland
- Lot 93: Issue of the "Völkischer Beobachter" Announcing Germany's Invasion of Poland and the Outbreak of World War II -
- Lot 94: The Victory in Poland - The Wehrmacht High Command Chronicle of the German Invasion of Poland. Berlin, 1939
- Lot 95: A full French transcript of Hitler's speech after the conquest of Danzig. Danzig, September 19, 1939
- Lot 96: The Battle in the West - An official binder reporting on Nazi conquests in the West - 100 stereoscopic photographs and
- Lot 97: Two official postcards distributed by the Nazi regime to mark the establishment of the 'General Government' in the
- Lot 98: Two Orders Issued in the General Government - The General Government for the Occupied Polish Territories by the Nazis.
- Lot 99: Permit for the use of a radio reception system in Nazi Germany. January 1940
- Lot 100: Poster Calling on Jews to Identify Themselves by Their Jewish Origin - The First Step in the Persecution of Jews in
- Lot 101: Large Wall Poster – Regulation Regarding the Surrender of Jewish Property to Authorities. Sombor (Serbia). June, 1944
- Lot 102: "Jew of the Stock Exchange" – An Anti-Semitic Candlestick. Vienna, 19th Century
- Lot 103: Anti-Semitic silver letter opener. The Death of Judaism. Germany, early 20th century
- Lot 104: Six Antisemitic German Mark Banknotes. Germany, 1922-1923
- Lot 105: Antisemitic coin. Germany, 1923
- Lot 106: Three Antisemitic Paper Labels - "People's Defense" Organization in Belgium. Early 1940s
- Lot 107: Five matchboxes - Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany - have never been opened
- Lot 108: Three cigarette boxes from Nazi Germany's SS units - have never been opened
- Lot 109: Collection of Membership Cards in Organizations and Movements in Nazi Germany
- Lot 110: Armband of a Member of the "Das Deutsche Jungvolk" Movement for Children of Nazi Germany,
- Lot 111: Shoulder Strap of a Boy in the "German Youth Movement". Germany, 1930s
- Lot 112: Anti-Semitic Mask - The Jew Depicted as a Devil with Horns. Germany, 1930s
- Lot 113: One-way ticket to Jerusalem – an antisemitic train ticket distributed at train stations in Germany
- Lot 114: Viennese Passport of Jewish woman under Nazi occupation marked with the letter J
- Lot 115: Four banknotes from Westerbork Camp - Netherlands. Early 1940s
- Lot 116: Two Banknotes Issued in the Łódź Ghetto as Part of the First Series of Banknotes. 1940
- Lot 117: Jewish Star of David - An Identifying Badge for the Jews of Romania, Early 1940s
- Lot 118: Yellow-Red Star of David Patch of a Jewish Prisoner, Survivor of Auschwitz Camp
- Lot 119: Nail clipper of a prisoner from the Dachau camp
- Lot 120: Prisoner Hair Clipper from the Dachau Camp. Germany, Early 1940s
- Lot 121: Wooden car for hiding documents, crafted by Dutch resistance fighter Frans Gerritsen. Netherlands – France, early 1940s
- Lot 122: Cotton thread spool from a Jewish textile factory in the Lodz Ghetto, 1941
- Lot 123: Photograph of the Nazi criminal Wilhelm Frick leaving the Nazi Party headquarters in Berlin in front of a Nazi crowd
- Lot 124: "Forbidden to Jews" Train - "War Memories" album of a Nazi soldier in the Balkans 1941
- Lot 125: Identity card of a Jew from the Łódź Ghetto - April, 1942
- Lot 126: Two death certificates of prisoners murdered in Gross-Rosen camp
- Lot 127: Two Documents from the "German Bank" to a Jewish Woman in Eretz Israel During the Nazi Regime,
- Lot 128: "I declare that I am of German origin... according to the Nuremberg Laws...
- Lot 129: Handwritten Identity Card. France, 1930s
- Lot 130: Rare Certificate of a Jew "Escaping Fascist Deportation Due to His Jewishness". April 1945
- Lot 131: "Futsches Reich" stamps designed by the Propaganda Department of the Allies in World War II
- Lot 132: Six matchboxes – The Allies against Nazi Germany. 1940s
- Lot 133: Shoulder tag of a chaplain officer in the U.S. Army during World War II. 1940s
- Lot 134: Harsh photos of Jews from the Tarnów Ghetto being led to their deaths by the Nazis. Tarnów Ghetto, c. 1941
- Lot 135: Folder of photographs from the Ravensbrück camp, released after the liberation of the camp by the Soviets
- Lot 136: Dachau "Never Again" - A Photo Album from the Camp
- Lot 137: "Our Destruction in Pictures - An Album of Harrowing Photos - Bergen-Belsen, 1946 - With the Original Illustrated Cover
- Lot 138: A booklet of harsh photos from the death camps. Amsterdam [1945] - Rare.
- Lot 139: Three Photo Albums from the Normandy Invasion Events by War Photographer Mark Helmer. France, 1944
- Lot 140: "The Mauthausen Concentration Camp" - Simon Wiesenthal - Linz-Vienna, 1946
- Lot 141: Tenth Anniversary of the Liberation of the Buchenwald Death Camp - Photo Poster
- Lot 142: The Children's of Eretz Israel Petitionfor about the Spilled Blood of Our Brothers - June 1943
- Lot 143: Postcard Album - Scenes of Suppression and Killing in Belgium During World War I. Amsterdam, 1915
- Lot 144: A booklet and postcard produced by Belgian resistance fighters aimed at exposing Nazi crimes in Belgium
- Lot 145: A rare publication of the Belgian underground calling on the Belgian people to wage open war against the Nazi occupier.
- Lot 146: Circular to Citizens from the Mayor of Farciennes, Belgium, Samuel Brogniez,
- Lot 147: Official Proclamation from the Mayor of Brussels Announcing His Resignation Following the Nazi Occupation. June, 1941
- Lot 148: "It is your duty to stand by those who fight to liberate oppressed Belgium" - An emotional proclamation urging
- Lot 149: War crimes committed under the occupation of Belgium 1940-1945 - Breendonk torture camp. Liège (Belgium),
- Lot 150: The Bitch of Buchenwald - Shocking Publication on the War Crimes of Ilse Koch - Paris 1952 - First French Edition