A collection of issues from Germany

Nine issues of five Jewish newspapers in Germany. The earliest newspaper is from 1860 and the latest from 1904.
1. Two issues of the central journal of the Orthodox communities in Germany, Der Israelit' from 1897. On eof the issues contains a long article about Don Yitzchak Abarbanel. With interesting advertisement for example, for wine from the land of Israel and citrons for the Land of Israel, from the colony Ekron; which can be obtained at the store in Berlin. The second issue contains a list of donations to Torah and charity institutions in the Land of Israel, among them the Ruin of Rabbi Yehuda Ha'Hassid (Ha'Hurva), Etz Chaim Yeshiva, 'Sha'arei Torah' in Jaffa, and many others. This issue also contains interesting advertisements for Jewish restaurants and more.
2. 'Israelitischer Lehrer und Cantor' - edited by Dr. Hirsch. The first issue of the newspaper. Notices about Purim and Passover. Issues 1,2 and 3.
3. 'Judische Rundschau' – the journal of the Zionist Federation in Germany. Berlin. Issues 50-51, 1904.
4. 'Ben Chananja' – a religious journal of the synagogues in Germany. A rare newspaper. Two issues, 1861.
5. 'Judische Press' – An orthodox newspaper. 1892, Berlin. On the last page, the prayer times in the synagogue in Berlin during the days of the week and Sabbath. An advertisement for a calendar from 1893 with all the customs of the synagogue.
Very good condition.