Bidspirit auctions | Winner'S Auction Jul 19, 2016

Winner'S, Jul 19, 2016. 400 lots, estimates 250 - 60000 $.

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Lots in this catalog (400)

• Lot 1: "Brit HaChashmonaim" bylaws. Jerusalem, 1942 — $300 - $250
• Lot 2: "HaShluchot." Internal mouthpiece of the Jewish Brigade in Iraq and Persia. June, 1945 — $300 - $250
• Lot 4: "Eretz Moledet." Zionist song. Odessa [c.1910] — $350 - $300
• Lot 6: "Der Yiddenshtat—The Jewish State." Theodore Herzl, [1920]. First edition in the United States — $300 - $250
• Lot 7: Ledger of books in the library of Nachum Sokolov. In his hand. C. 1880 — $500 - $400
• Lot 8: Speeches in the hand of Zvi Hirsch Masliansky, in honor of Nachum Sokolov. United States, 1913 and 1919. [3] — $800 - $500
• Lot 9: Personal archive of Dr. Egon Michael Zweig, Vienna-Jerusalem, 1904-1929 — $600 - $400
• Lot 10: Collection of documents regarding banking and business in Palestine, primarily in Safed, 1918-1950s — $500 - $400
• Lot 11: "Daat HaAretz Mitoch Mar'eh Einayim" album. [1939]. Unknown — $400 - $300
• Lot 12: Albums of colored postcards and flowers from the Holy Land. [2]. 1910, 1917 — $400 - $300
• Lot 13: Booklet of secret ceremonies from the high ranks of the Freemasons. 1967, 1980. [2] — $800 - $600
• Lot 14: Large collection of bylaws and protocols [24] — $1,500 - $1,200
• Lot 15: Rare bylaws from the Freemasons in Palestine. 1930s. [2]. — $500 - $400
• Lot 16: "The Hebrew Review." Anthology of articles regarding the start of the Reform Movement. Cincinnati, United States, — $600 - $500
• Lot 17: Karaite Siddur. Eupatoria 1836. Four Volumes. Rare — $2,500 - $2,000
• Lot 18: "Dod Mordechai." Vienna, 1830. Karaite work. First Hebrew edition — $400 - $300
• Lot 19: "Binah L'Itim." Karaite calendars. Odessa, 1878 — $300 - $250
• Lot 21: Kibbutz Haggadah. Kibbutz Gilad, 1947. Rare haggadah. — $300 - $250
• Lot 22: Kibbutz haggadot [2]. Kibbutz Ein Gev, [1947], [1949] — $350 - $300
• Lot 23: Passover haggadah. Heftzibah, 1944. Kibbutz haggadah printed at the height of the Holocaust — $350 - $300
• Lot 24: A Collection of Letters from Communities in Holland, Hungary and Romania [10]. — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 26: Archive of the History of Jerusalem in the Modern Era. Circa 1876-1930 — $4,000 - $3,000
• Lot 27: First Hebrew municipal promissory note, Va'ad Moshavot Petach Tikva. 1911 — $300 - $250
• Lot 28: "Shir Hallel" in honor of the visit of Emperor Franz Joseph to Italy. Padua, Italy, 1856 — $300 - $250
• Lot 29: Two booklets of bylaws of the Hamburg Jewish community, 1908-1927 — $300 - $250
• Lot 30: A Collection of Calendars from Palestine and Europe [16], the First Half of the 20th Century — $600 - $400
• Lot 31: Calendar for 1814. Vilna, 1813. Rare — $800 - $500
• Lot 32: Calendar through [1959]. Warsaw, 1845 — $350 - $300
• Lot 33: Collection of informative and interesting calendars [3] — $350 - $300
• Lot 34: File of Musical Notes of the Viennese Cantor Yisrael Segal Rosenbach, Vienna and Israel. 1930's-1950's — $600 - $500
• Lot 35: "Victoria Psalms." Booklet of music notes in honor of the queen of England. London, 1887. Exceptionally rare — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 36: Passport of the "Pianist of the Century," Arthur Rubenstein. United States, 1955 — $3,000 - $2,500
• Lot 37: Collection of "L'Shanah Tovah" material. [4]. United States and Germany, 1910 — $300 - $250
• Lot 38: Lithograph. Souvenir from the ancient cemetery of Prague. [1862] — $300 - $250
• Lot 39: Polemic. "Iggeret Shluchah el HaKodesh" by Rabbi David Friedman of Karlin. [1902] — $300 - $250
• Lot 40: Kosher certificate and advertisement for Gottlub Tea. Podgórze-Krakow [1905] — $400 - $350
• Lot 41: Response regarding women suffrage by Rabbi Kook. Jerusalem, 1920. Polemic — $300 - $250
• Lot 42: Posters and documents on behalf of Jerusalem orphans and kollels [4]. 1920s — $500 - $400
• Lot 43: Protest against the Mizrachi by Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum of Satmar. Karly, [1933]. Rare — $600 - $400
• Lot 45: "Die Synagoge." Jewish-religious journal for teaching the Jewish Nation. Wurzburg-Munich. 1837-1839 — $300 - $250
• Lot 46: "Ner HaMa'aravi." Jewish-American journal. New York, 1895-1898 — $350 - $250
• Lot 47: "HaMaggid." Collection of issues. Two full years: 1879 and 1888. Almost 100 issues. — $350 - $250
• Lot 48: Issues on the Death of the Chazon Ish, HaNe'eman and Chomoteinu, 1953 — $300 - $250
• Lot 49: "Anne Frank, Het Achterhuis." Anne Frank's diary. Dutch, Amsterdam, 1947. First, rare edition — $3,000 - $2,500
• Lot 50: "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl." Two early English editions. London, United States, 1952 — $700 - $500
• Lot 51: "Anne Frank: Yomanah shel Naarah." Two first editions: Hebrew and Yiddish. 1953, 1958 — $600 - $450
• Lot 52: "Di farshvundene velt—The Vanished World." Ed. Raphael Abramovitch. New York, 1947 — $800 - $600
• Lot 53: "Eim HaBanim Semeichah." Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtal. Printed at the peak of the Holocaust — $800 - $600
• Lot 54: "Struwwelhitler: A Nazi Storybook" - children's book. Anti-Nazi. Parody of "Shockheaded Peter." London, 1941 — $250 - $230
• Lot 55: Collection of books for Holocaust refugees printed in post-war Germany. [11] — $600 - $400
• Lot 56: Mussar works printed by the Vaad Hatzalah [2] — $300 - $250
• Lot 57: Collection of books printed in post-WWII Germany for Holocaust survivors. [5] — $400 - $300
• Lot 58: Jewish German passport, marked "J," in America. 1939-1940. Historic piece — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 59: Jewish passport from the "Voyage of the Damned" - of the MS St. Louis. 1939. Historic testimony — $8,000 - $6,000
• Lot 60: Passport of a Nazi officer who rescued Jews in Holland. Germany, 1938 — $6,000 - $4,000
• Lot 61: Personal letter sent from the Mauthausen concentration camp. Austria, 1940 — $300 - $250
• Lot 62: Internal protocols of the Nazi party. Germany, 1943 — $400 - $300
• Lot 63: Woodcut depicting Jews burned at the stake. Nuremberg, 1493. Incunabulum — $600 - $500
• Lot 64: "A Jewish Iconography." Bibliophile edition. London, 1954 — $300 - $250
• Lot 65: "An Essay Towards the Recovery of the Jewish Measures and Weights." London, 1686. — $350 - $300
• Lot 66: "Ketavim B'Sefer." Philadelphia, [1902]. Only edition — $350 - $300
• Lot 67: "Otzar HaSefer HaIvri." Two-volume set. Bibliophile edition — $800 - $700
• Lot 68: Bibliographic booklets [2] — $280 - $250
• Lot 69: Collection of books regarding synagogues in Israel and throughout the world [11]. Some rare. Israel and Europe. — $800 - $600
• Lot 70: Collection of rare grammar and Hebrew textbooks for Dutch speakers. [3] — $350 - $250
• Lot 71: List of Passover haggadot by Shmuel Wiener. Petersburg, 1901. Only edition — $300 - $250
• Lot 72: First German edition of Josephus Flavius — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 73: "Hitler's Professors" with the signature of Albert Einstein — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 74: "B'Tzeit Yisrael Mi'Mitzrayim". Cut-and-paste board for children. JNF. 1940s? — $300 - $250
• Lot 75: Collection of Jerusalem postcards. End of 19th-beginning of 20th century. [24] — $500 - $300
• Lot 76: Collection of postcards from Jewish sites throughout the world, 1900-1920 [20] — $350 - $300
• Lot 77: Collection of synagogue postcards from Europe and the United States. 1900-1920. [75] — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 78: Picture of the Malbim, Rabbi Meir Leibush. Beginning of 20th century — $300 - $250
• Lot 79: Jewish Street in Vilna. "Ein Ghetto im Osten." Zurich- Leipzig, 1929-1931 — $300 - $250
• Lot 80: Collection of ex libris from noted personalities and libraries. 20th century. [65] — $800 - $600
• Lot 81: "Narrative of a Journey to Morocco." Journal from the journey of Moses Montefiore. 1866. First edition — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 82: A Collection of Important Maps of the Land of Israel, Europe [17]. 16th-18th Century — $1,500 - $1,200
• Lot 83: A Large Collection of Maps of Jerusalem [25], 16-20 Centuries — $2,500 - $2,000
• Lot 84: "Viaggio da Venezia al S. Sepolcro," guide for pilgrims to the Holy Land, [2], 1722, 1750 — $800 - $500
• Lot 85: The Appearance of the Temple According to the Vilna Gaon. Grodno 1820. Extremely Rare — $10,000 - $8,000
• Lot 86: A silver shekel, the second year of the Jewish War against Rome — $6,000 - $5,000
• Lot 88: A Collection of Engravings of Jewish Customs [11]. Europe, 18th-19th Century — $600 - $500
• Lot 89: "E.M. Lilien's Significant Contribution to Art." Berlin-Leipzig, 1905 — $350 - $300
• Lot 90: "Bilder aus dem altjudischem Familien-Leben," by Moritz Oppeneheim. Frankfurt, 1901 — $800 - $700
• Lot 91: Moritz Oppenheim. "Pictures of Jewish family life." Frankfurt am Main, 1866. First edition. Rare — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 92: "Jew in Thought." O. Benedict. Beginning of 20th century — $1,300 - $1,200
• Lot 93: "Jewish Woman." United States, beginning of 20th century — $500 - $400
• Lot 94: "Talmudic Debate." K. Steiner. Austria, 19th century — $1,200 - $800
• Lot 95: Ma'ase Merkava. Abram Krol. 1960's — $400 - $300
• Lot 96: Illustrated Mizrach. In memory of Rabbi Yitzchak Zev Yadler, c. 1917 — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 97: Mizrach. Miriam the prophetess and other female images. [Central Europe, beginning of 20th century] — $300 - $250
• Lot 98: Ketubot on parchment and paper [2] London, 1897. United States, 1919 — $300 - $250
• Lot 99: A Collection of Books of Jewish Art, 1994-2007 [14] — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 100: Chanuka menorah. Silver. Germany, beginning of 20th century — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 101: Chanukah menorah designed by David Palombo. Israel, 1950s — $500 - $450
• Lot 107: Pair of silver finials. Iraq, start of 20th century — $1,300 - $1,000
• Lot 108: Pair of finials. Silver. Morocco, c. 1920 — $2,200 - $2,000
• Lot 109: Pair of finials for a Torah scroll. Silver. Vienna, beginning of 20th century — $2,000 - $1,800
• Lot 111: Silver etrog case. Germany. 19th century — $900 - $800
• Lot 112: Pointer. Silver and gold. Morocco, start of 20th century — $1,500 - $1,200
• Lot 113: Goblet of Elijah the Prophet. Silver, Hungary, 1930s — $350 - $250
• Lot 114: Decorated silver kiddush cup. Vienna, start of the 20th century — $350 - $250
• Lot 115: Pair of kiddush cups. Vienna, start of the 20th century — $300 - $250
• Lot 116: Collection of cloth "Mishloach Manos" bags from the Chevrah L'maan Eretz Yisrael. Palestine. 1920s — $800 - $600
• Lot 117: Collection of embroidered items for Shabbat and the Seder — $1,000 - $700
• Lot 118: Set of silver cutlery. Marked Posen. Germany, end of 19th century — $600 - $400
• Lot 119: Collection of knives made by Gerlach. Warsaw, c. 1900 — $600 - $400
• Lot 120: Collection of miniature silver pendants [9]. Bezalel Jerusalem and Palestine, 1920s — $500 - $300
• Lot 121: Collection of charity boxes [11]. Jerusalem, 1950s — $500 - $400
• Lot 122: Bronze relief. Tishah b'Av at the Kotel. 20th century — $4,000 - $3,000
• Lot 123: Miniature mezuzah case. Filigree. Bezalel Jerusalem. 1920s — $800 - $700
• Lot 125: Copper plate. Bezalel Jerusalem. 1920s — $600 - $400
• Lot 126: The Spies. Bezalel, Jerusalem. 1920s. — $600 - $500
• Lot 127: Large bronze medallion commemorating Maimonides' 800th birthday. Meir Gur Aryeh. [1935] — $1,200 - $800
• Lot 128: Wood rug. Bezalel Jerusalem. Beit Midrash L'Malachot Omanut. 1909 — $1,000 - $700
• Lot 129: Wool rug. Bezalel Jerusalem. "Chatzar HaMikdash." c. 1910 — $1,500 - $1,000
• Lot 130: "Chamishah Chumshei Torah Dat Kelulah." Metz, [1766-1767]. — $800 - $600
• Lot 131: "Chamishah Chumshei Torah, Torat Emet Tikkun Sofrim." Amsterdam, 1827. Complete set. — $800 - $600
• Lot 132: Pentateuch with Danish translation. Copenhagen, 1891 — $400 - $350
• Lot 133: Tanach. Biblia Hebraica [Frankfurt am Main], 1712 — $400 - $300
• Lot 134: "Chamishah Chumshei Torah." Vienna, 1815. Special copy used to swear in Jewish witnesses in court. — $3,000 - $2,000
• Lot 137: "Tzenah U'Renah." Metz, [1768] — $600 - $500
• Lot 138: "Itur Sofrim." Rabbi Kook's first work. Interesting approbations — $500 - $400
• Lot 139: "Pitzei Ohev," "Iggeret HaTaharah." Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaKohen Kook — $350 - $250
• Lot 140: "Kavod Melech." Odessa, 1869. First edition. — $500 - $400
• Lot 141: "Kol David." Venice [1880]. Only edition — $300 - $250
• Lot 142: "Mechilta" with the Peirush HaGra. Vilna, 1844. First edition. Impressive copy — $500 - $400
• Lot 143: "Megillat Esther." Piotrkow, 1910. Unknown — $400 - $300
• Lot 144: "Mevaser Tzedek". Rabbi Dovid Katzburg. Two sections. Rare. Signature of Rabbi Yissacher Shlomo Teichtal. — $700 - $500
• Lot 146: "Mishneh Torah L'Rambam." Edited by Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi Wosner. Jerusalem, [1944-1946] — $300 - $250
• Lot 147: "Brit Yitzchak." Amsterdam, [1852]. Printer's signature — $800 - $700
• Lot 149: "Nishmat Chaim." Menashe ben Yisrael. Amsterdam, 1651 — $700 - $600
• Lot 150: "Chiddushei HaRitva." Amsterdam, [1729]. First edition. Variant. Unknown — $1,000 - $800
• Lot 151: "Nistor HaKomer." Jewish-Christian debate. Altona, [1875]. Rare — $1,000 - $700
• Lot 152: Two prominent bibliographic works from the press of Menashe ben Yisrael. — $350 - $300
• Lot 153: "Orchot Chaim." Florence, [1750]. First edition — $600 - $500
• Lot 154: Eulogies for Rabbi Shimshon Rafael Hirsch and other sermons. Germany, 1889-1912. [6] — $600 - $400
• Lot 155: "Pat Lechem." Leghorn, [1794]. Author's manuscript — $350 - $300
• Lot 156: "Tzion L'Nefesh Chayah," Gebete fur Trauernde. Vienna, 1915. Rare — $450 - $350
• Lot 157: Eulogy for the Chafetz Chaim. Grosswardein, [1934]. Rare — $400 - $300
• Lot 159: Collection of American books [5] — $500 - $350
• Lot 160: Four works by the Chida. Leghorn, 1802. Printed during the author's lifetime — $350 - $300
• Lot 161: "Mussar Melachim." Venice, [1744]. Only edition — $300 - $250
• Lot 162: Rav Alfas. Eight volumes. Pressburg, 1836. Impressive, wide-margined set, with a picture of the Rif — $1,500 - $1,200
• Lot 163: Collection of sermons from Rabbi Meyer Lehmann [5]. Mainz, Germany. 1855-1862 — $600 - $400
• Lot 165: Tel Talpiot. A Historical Document. Budapest, 1944. With a Sharp Article About Rabbis in the Holocaust Era. Rare — $800 - $600
• Lot 166: Lashon Zahav - Michtam L'David. Amsterdam, 1751. Rare — $700 - $500
• Lot 167: "Shvilei David" - Kol Korei. Jerusalem, [1863] — $300 - $250
• Lot 168: Babylonian Talmud - Munich Manuscript. Leiden, [1912]. Complete set — $2,200 - $1,800
• Lot 169: "The Five Megillot and Haftarot for the Entire Year." Hamburg, George Rebenlin Press, 1663-[1664]. Miniature. — $600 - $400