6 colored New Year's cards. Bakelite. Yiddish. Germany. 1890-1900. All are made of two sections that open. The interior features blessings, in Yiddish in square Hebrew letters and in English. Some feature a note on the back that they were printed in Germany. Printed on Bakelite. [Bakelite is a thin, stiff material that preceded plastic]. The interior greetings are printed on paper. The exterior Bakelite and the interior section are connected with a colored ribbon. One of the blessings is addressed [in Yiddish] 'to my sister'. Various sizes, very fine condition.

8 miniature New Year's cards. Germany, 1890-1900. 6x8 cm. All colored and made of two sections. Interior greetings in Yiddish and English. Most feature the place of print, Germany, on the back. Printed on Bakelite. The interior blessings were printed on paper. Some also in Yiddish. The interior and exterior sections are connected with a colored ribbon. Very fine condition.

* Appeal to the administration of the "Kofer HaYishuv" to integrate five clerks of Salonica descent into the organization. By Leon Recanati and Shlomo Venezia, 1939. Leon Rekanti was a leader of the Jewish community in Salonica, the Greek representative in the Jewish Sochnut, representative in the World Jewish Congress and member of the administration of the Keren HaYesod. * [5] letters. Correspondence between Elimelech ben Porat, owner of the "Toshia" publications in Jerusalem and a Corfu client. Greece, [1934-1936]. The client, Chaim Mizrachi, ordered "Tevuot Ha'aretz" by Rabbi Yosef Schwartz, Shir HaShirim by Zeev Raban and "HaChalutzim" by Meir Gur Aryeh – and more. The letters are in fine-very fine condition.