Winner's Unlimited - No. 101
Holy books, letters from Rabbis and Rebbes, Judaica, Maps, Periodicals, Postcards, banknotes, Eretz Israel and Zionism
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HaMaggid - a letter of the events of the time, which will inform Yaakov of the events in all parts of the globe among all of the world's inhabitants which are pleasant and fitting for every Jew to know. Published by Eliezer Lipman Zilberman. Lyck [Prussia]. Ten volumes of complete years, hundreds of issues.
As follows:
* Fifth year 1861 - 48 issues.
* Seventh year 1863 - 50 issues [issue no. 35 is a facsimile, many handwritten inscriptions].
* Eighth year 1864 - 46 issues.
* Ninth year 1865 - 49 issues.
* Eleventh year 1867 - 49 issues.
* Fifteenth year 1871 - 50 issues.
* Nineteenth year 1875 - 50 issues.
* Twentieth year 1876 - 45 issues.
* Twenty second year 1878 - 47 issues.
* Twenty fourth year 1880 - 51 issues.
Ten volumes, 33 cm. A total of 485 issues. The front binding of the 1875 volume is missing. The bindings of some of the volumes are detached. Three are missing a spine.
Moderate-fine condition.
A special issue of the Hebrew newspaper "HaTzfira" - edited by Chaim Zelig Slonimsky, with a summary of fifty years of circulation [Jubilee of HaTzfira]. Warsaw, 1912.
The issue is divided into two sections: articles from the various writers summarizing fifty years of activity [among them: Y. Nissenbaum, N. Sokolov, Bialik and others]. There are also pictures of the different writers, with one picture of each writer in his youth and another one from his older days. The second part of the issue reviews "The celebrations of Hatzfira's jubilee which were celebrated in the Philharmonic Hall in Warsaw on Wednesday, 1 Adar 5672 [February 19, 2012]". This section contains a vivid description of the jubilee celebrations, including a review of the preparations for the event, purchase of the tickets, gathering of the members, the opening speech, a transcription of the various speakers, letters of congratulation and support on the occasion of the newspaper's jubilee celebrations from various people, a joint photograph of all of the writers, and more. The issue from the newspaper's first year, which was published in Adar 1862 was enclosed at the end of the special issue.
"Hatzfira" - the first Hebrew newspaper in Poland during the time of Russian rule, and one of the most important Hebrew newspapers printed in Eastern Europe. Founded in Warsaw in 1962, but the events of the time - the Polish Uprising of 1863 and the appointment of the newspaper's editor, Slonimsky, as overseer of the Beit Midrash L'Rabbanim in Zhitomir, led to cessation of printing of the newspaper after half a year and only 25 issues. Slonimsky succeeded in renewing "Hatzfira" in 1874 in Berlin, the newspaper returned to Warsaw a year later, where it remained for as long as it existed.
New, pleasant binding. A few stains.
Fine condition.
Lot 53
The Artillery Newspaper - The Jewish Brigade - 1943. Reference to the Events of the Holocaust
Internal newspaper no. 3 of the Jewish Brigade. Great Britain, HaShomer HaZair printing press. January 24, 1943.
Extensive reference to information received at the time from abroad, written in present tense: "The terrifying information we are receiving from the diaspora about the destruction of our nation shocks and horrifies each and every one of us... if the refugees of the diaspora should ask us after the War: what did we do during these days of Holocaust, where were we when the danger of destruction and extermination hovered over the Jewish people - what will we answer them? When we were given the opportunity to gird a sword and take our place as partners in the redemption of the world - did we fulfill our mission?... Over seven million Jews are in the hands of the enemy for cruelty and not kindness... all of the events of a history replete with murder of hundreds of our nations - are insignificant in comparison with what is currently being done to us...". There are also various articles to strengthen and build the organization from within.
24 cm. Fine condition.
An in-detail Hebrew calendar with charts and commentary for the years 1741-1900, German and Hebrew, Bamberg 1856.
Does not appear in the National Library.
100 pages. 21 cm.
Restored tears on the title page, restored tears on the last two leaves, slightly creased corners on the bottom left side of several consecutive leaves.
Moderate-fine condition.
Corresponding Date Calendar and Family Record. A Hebrew calendar with a corresponding dates in a foreign language. For 1785-2000, published by Hebrew Publishing Company, New York. Hebrew and German text.
At the end of the calendar are empty charts with boxes to be filled out with the date of marriages, birthdays and deaths.
Original cloth-wrapped-cardboard binding. 24 cm.
Fine condition.
A calendar to calculate leap years, 1852, "I will begin to write the leap years with the help of the One who dwells in Heaven, from the present year, cycle 296.
A total of 10 handwritten leaves, charts and inscriptions. On the last page are tzirufim of the Holy Names.
Aging stains. Fine condition.
Ben Yishai - A calculation of the times in Hebrew and Italian on facing pages. By Rabbi Yehuda Shalom Yenaisi. Trieste, 1827. Single edition. Rare.
Contains a chart of moladot, months and tekufot for 160 years, 1826-1981. As well as 14 charts to establish the festivals.
The charts are only in Hebrew.
Approbations of Rabbi Mordechai Bennet of Nikolsburg, Rabbi Avraham Rovigo, Rabbi Eliyahu Aharon Lattes of Venice and others.
[1] 143 leaves. 15 cm.
Front binding is detached. Worming holes on the inner side of the binding, a few worming holes on the book's leaves.
Moderate-fine condition.
Yearbook ALMANAHUL EVREESC Romania 1936-1937.
Contains a Hebrew-Romanian calendar, with instructions in Romanian, photographs, articles and advertisements. Rare calendar.
235 pages.
Aging stains. moderate condition.
Pocket calendar for 1904. Roedelheim. German and Hebrew.
Includes a "Bar Mitzvah calendar," "chronicles" with various dates since the Creation of the world [the Purim miracle, arrival in the Holy Land; the birth of Moses etc.], tekufot, prayer schedule in the synagogue according to Frankfurt A.M., chart for counting the omer; advertisements; and more.
Rare. Not in the National Library.
Pocket edition, 7x11 cm.
The front binding and leaves are detached.
Moderate condition.
20 pocket calendars published in London in the first half of the 20th century.
* 15 calendars "Mazins Yudish-Englisher Tashen Luach" printed in London by R. Mazin & Co. List of Hebrew dates and instructions in Hebrew, Yiddish and English. In addition to the dates, there is very significant information in the calendars themselves: Names of famed Jewish cantors, list of dates of Jewish concerts; reference to the First World War; Hebrew grammar; list of textbooks in Hebrew; list of stores that sell ritual items; advertisements; and more. Years: [1915-1925], 1928, 1930-1934; [1936-1938].
Size: 7x9 cm.
* Two calendars "Der Bezvin Tashen Luach," London, 1926 and 1932.
* "Shapiro Valentines Yiddish Englisher Tashen" - calendar for 1941-2, published by Yaakov Nurnstein. Rare calendar printed in London at the height of the Second World War. Hebrew, Yiddish and English.
* Jewish Pocket Diary. London, 1929. Published by Charles Petts & Co. English. Includes a telephone listing of synagogues in England, Jewish libraries, Jewish hospitals and more. Leather binding, gilt edges.
* Calendar for 1915-1917, London. Published by Valentine, Express press. Includes a list of "free-loan" societies under the title "Ma'asim Tovim" [good deeds], the hachnassat orchim societies, tzedaka, meshivat nefesh and more.
Most of the calendars are rare and not in the National Library.
Average size: 7x9 cm. Varying conditions; generally fine condition.
Lot 61
Five Pocket Calendars. Israel, 1940's to 1970's
!!!! כתוב חמש לוחות שנה ורשום 6!!!
Five rare pocket calendars. Different years.
* Calendar for 1948-9. Edited by Rabbi Yosef Shapiro.
* Calendar for the year 1950 published by Y. Grau. A calendar for laborers and shopkeepers in the Krayot, with many advertisements.
* The Calendar of the Great Diskin Orphanage for 1960-61. With twelve photographs of the institution's children at various activities in the institution, with descriptions ['the orphans studying', the hospital in the institution', 'the children at play', 'the orphans praying' and more], the various yartzeit days from 1959 and more.
* Three "HaOved HaIvri" calendars for the years 1973, 1965, 1975. Published by the Department of Religious Members of the General Federation of Workers.
All of the calendars are rare and do not appear in the National Library. [There are other years of the 'Luach HaOved HaIvri' in the National Library but the years before us do not appear in the Library's catalog].
Varying conditions. Average size: 11x18 cm.
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Lunario Israelitico.
* Nine pocket calendars, eight of which were published by Rabbi Dott. Ferruccio Servi, Torino [Italy]. Hebrew and Italian.
Calendars for the years: 1915, 1917, 1920, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1940.
* Lunario Ebraico a Hebrew pocket calendar for 1934 published in Venice. A binding with an illustration of the twelve signs of the zodiac, photographs of Italian synagogues, advertisements and more. Rare. Does not appear in the National Library.
The calendars contains extremely important informative information: photographs of synagogues throughout Italy, lists of Jewish institutions, interesting historical landmarks such as: the founding of the Jewish synagogue in Prague, the founding of the Jewish library in Austria, a list of Hebrew books and more.
According to the National Library records the calendar published by Servi was published until 1934, the calendars before us show that the calendar was published in the subsequent years, until at least 1940.
Size: 12x9 cm. Varying conditions.