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LOT 285:
Outer garment belonging to Harav Elimelech Menachem Mendel, the first Rebbe of Strikov, which he wore while ...
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Outer garment belonging to Harav Elimelech Menachem Mendel, the first Rebbe of Strikov, which he wore while serving Hashem for many years.
This holy garment was given to Rav Noach Gad Weintraub, as his son testifies in the letter of confirmation written on the opposite side of a photo of the garment: "I, the undersigned, hereby confirm that the outer garment in this photo was used by Harav Elimelech Menachem Mendel of Strikov, zt"l, and that he wore it over the years. During his second visit to Erez Yisrael in 1935, he gave it as a gift to my father Reb Noach Gad Weintraub, zt"l, who was among his greatest and closest disciples. Signed, Yaakov Dovid Weintraub."
120 cm. Some foxing and light tears. General condition is good.
