Аукционы недвижимости Bidspirit | DYNASTY - Аукцион 19/4/2023
DYNASTY, 19/4/2023. 236 lots.
DYNASTY -
The auction will take place on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Dear customers, an interesting catalog of many important and unique historical items in the many fields in which we deal, including some that have never been seen at auctions. To the many who turn to us by phone, email or WhatsApp, we are happy for any question, clarification, and providing any necessary information beyond what is written in the catalogue.
Lots in this catalog (236)
- Lot 1: A large collection of documents - Jewish businesses in Germany. Prewar. 1920s and 1930s.
- Lot 2: Delegates of the 12th Zionist Congress in Karlsbad - a large group photograph
- Lot 3: A collection of early issues of "Der Israelit"
- Lot 4: Book of Regulations of the Ottoman Rabbinate - Ladino. Turkey, 1913 - Only edition
- Lot 5: Rare memorial album for the Australian Jewish soldiers during the First World War. Australia, 1923
- Lot 6: Anglo-Palestine Bank - a rare booklet celebrating its 10th anniversary, 1913
- Lot 7: Lease for 99 years to the Trustees of Oxford in Hendon - London, 1927
- Lot 8: Collection of membership notebooks and early participation cards of Jews in pioneer movements
- Lot 9: An interesting collection of Jewish and Israeli paper items from the founding days of the State of Israel
- Lot 10: Book of prayers for the anniversary of the birth of King Francis I. Trieste, 1830
- Lot 11: Booklet of prayers for the inauguration of the new synagogue in Amsterdam, 1928
- Lot 12: Protocols folder of "Friends of the National Produce" meetings, Tel Aviv 1927-1929
- Lot 13: "Ten years ago the State of Israel was born" - the French "L'Information" issue published on the 10th anniversary of
- Lot 14: Christopher Columbus - a large and impressive fabric to hang on the wall,
- Lot 15: Queen Wilhelmina - fabric for hanging on the wall
- Lot 16: Rare pendant - Queen Victoria's Sixtieth Jubilee. England, 1897
- Lot 17: Charity box - souvenir from the coronation event of King George VI. London, 1937
- Lot 18: Albert Einstein took the oath of allegiance upon receiving his American citizenship. October, 1940
- Lot 19: Albert Einstein on the beach in Santa Barbara - 1931
- Lot 20: Nikola Tesla - oil on canvas - Darko Topalski
- Lot 21: A special humor issue of the French newspaper Le Rire,
- Lot 22: An issue of "L'Éclipse" - Anti-semitic title page - from the last issues that came out
- Lot 23: The Wandering Jew - collection of items. 19th and early 20th century.
- Lot 24: "La Libre Parole" - Édouard Drumont - six early issues
- Lot 25: The Dreyfus Affair - A Historical Collection of Le Petit Journal Issues 1894-1899
- Lot 26: Alfred Dreyfus - two hand-drawn postcards
- Lot 27: "The Dreyfus affair ended today" - a special issue of the French weekly "Illustrated Life" - October 1899
- Lot 28: Two anti-Semitic postcards - the Jewish wagoneers
- Lot 29: Six anti-Semitic German Mark bills. Germany, 1922-1923
- Lot 30: Antisemitic porcelain figurine - Fagin. Germany, early 20th century
- Lot 31: Die Juden in der Karikatur - A comprehensive and preliminary publication on the phenomenon of anti-Semitism in Europe,
- Lot 32: "The Jewish Problem" - a rare publication on the phenomenon of German anti-Semitism - published during the month of
- Lot 33: הארסט וועסעל דער נאצישער קדוש - A rare publication that came out in Warsaw against the backdrop of Nazi atrocities
- Lot 34: German art and degenerate "art" - An anti-Semitic catalog from the exhibition "Entartete Kunst". Munich, 1938
- Lot 35: The Talmudic Jew - An "updated" edition to the anti-Semitic narrative of the eve of World War II. Belgium, 1936
- Lot 36: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion "complete edition" - Paris 1943, in the midst of World War II
- Lot 37: Secrets of the Jewish cemetery in Prague - Prague, 1942
- Lot 38: Three newspaper issues reporting extensively on the persecution of the Jews in Nazi Germany - 1933
- Lot 39: Issue of VOILA newspaper reporting on attempts to castrate Jews in the German Reich - Early report of deportations of
- Lot 40: Research on the race of the Jewish people - Nazi publication of the race theory. Munich, 1930
- Lot 41: An issue of the anti-Semitic "Der Stürmer" newspaper - April, 1934
- Lot 42: An official invitation postcard to come and visit the "Eternal Jew" exhibition. Vienna, September, 1938
- Lot 43: The British White Paper which limited immigration to the Land of Israel,
- Lot 44: Jewish Emigration - a rare booklet aimed at increasing Jewish emigration from Germany during the rise of anti-Semitism.
- Lot 45: Olympia 1936 - Album No.1 and Album No.2 - Intact
- Lot 46: Six matchboxes - Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany
- Lot 47: Ten issues "Karagoz" - A Turkish newspaper against Hitler and the Axis powers - 1940s
- Lot 48: Set of anti-Nazi postcards - Holland. Original cover
- Lot 49: A large poster calling on all residents of occupied Yugoslavia to come and regularize their housing status. Novi Sad,
- Lot 50: Proclamation that limits the shopping hours of Jews. Pitești, Romania. December 1941
- Lot 51: Yellow badge of a Jew from Tunisia, early 1940s
- Lot 52: an embroidered cloth - Souvenir from the battles of the Eighth Army in Tunis and Libya. May 1943
- Lot 53: A collection of documents and photographs from the Tunisian front during World War II
- Lot 54: Postcards folder - The North African Front during World War II. The 1940s
- Lot 55: A complete series of Theresienstadt ghetto banknotes - all in mint condition
- Lot 56: A Star of David patch that belonged to a Jew during the Holocaust. Germany, 1940s
- Lot 57: Viennese passport of a Jewish woman under Nazi occupation - marked with the letter "J" - "From the Exiled of
- Lot 58: Coupon from a German POW camp - 1939
- Lot 59: Two soup ration cards of a Jewish woman from berlin and ration eligibility permit on behalf of the Gestapo in Berlin
- Lot 60: "Every day at least one prisoner is murdered" - A Trembling letter from a prisoner of the Stalag VI-B camp who
- Lot 61: Collection of certificates and personal rescue documents from the Holocaust period - Budapest, 1944 - 1945
- Lot 62: "Schutz-Pass" of a Jewish woman Signed by Raoul Wallenberg, Righteous Among the Nations
- Lot 63: Request to fill out registration forms of Jewish property - sent to Palestine on behalf of the Gestapo - German Reich,
- Lot 64: Secret instructions concerning the forced labor of Jews in the city of Bacau - Romania. June, 1943
- Lot 65: Collection of letters of a prisoner in the Stalag 3 POW camp.
- Lot 66: Trembling letter from Lodz, two days after the surrender of Nazi Germany - May 10, 1945
- Lot 67: Registration form for health professionals - Warsaw Ghetto - Poland, 1941
- Lot 68: "Jews unwanted" - a large group photo at the entrance to the hotel with the sign "Jews unwanted"
- Lot 69: A photograph of Jewish forced laborers in Radom
- Lot 70: Three photographs of girls in yellow patches - Warsaw ghetto
- Lot 71: Photograph of Polish Jews in armbands
- Lot 72: A rare and horrifying photograph of a group of people surrendering moments before their execution at the Breendonk
- Lot 73: A horrifying photograph of emaciated prisoners in the Ebensee camp
- Lot 74: Jewish women prisoners from Hungary in forced labor in Bergen Belsen - 1944
- Lot 75: The Nazi Hell - a photo album from the death camps. Amsterdam [1945] - first edition
- Lot 76: Buchenwald horrors - photograph albums, graphs, and maps - first edition in Russian
- Lot 77: Buchenwald concentration camp - Photographs folder
- Lot 78: A folder of photographs from the Sachsenhausen death camp
- Lot 79: Photographs Folder from Breendonk Camp
- Lot 80: Never Forget - The Battle for Warsaw Ghetto.
- Lot 81: After twenty years since the murder of European Jewry - Photo Album,
- Lot 82: Danger! Auschwitz - booklet of harsh photographs from Auschwitz - dedicated copy by Auschwitz survivor Yosef Blitz
- Lot 83: The Blood of Buchenwald - Early Evidence and Harsh Photographs from the Buchenwald Camp, Holland [1945] - First Edition
- Lot 84: The anthem "Hatikva" from the Displaced Persons Camp of Mestre Italy. mid 40s
- Lot 85: "Victims of Fascism" certificate. Berlin, 1946
- Lot 86: Documents collection of a Jewish soldier who served in the British squadron during World War II
- Lot 87: Krakow ghetto map - wood engraving. [Krakow] 1941
- Lot 88: Memorial plaque for those perished in the Holocaust with illustration of a crematorium in the extermination camp and
- Lot 89: Complete Set of Rorschach Inkblot Test Sheets - First Edition
- Lot 90: This was Auschwitz. Warsaw, 1945 - First edition.
- Lot 91: This was Auschwitz. Warsaw, 1946 - Second edition with inserts and photographs.
- Lot 92: Experiments on humans in Dachau - an early and rare publication that exposes the atrocities of the Nazis in Dachau
- Lot 93: Breendonk horror camp – living nightmare. Brussels, 1946 - First edition
- Lot 94: Testimony of two prisoners who managed to escape from the Nazi death camps - The Netherlands [1944] First edition
- Lot 95: Commando Dachau and Landsberg - a prisoner's report given as part of the Nuremberg trials. France, 1945
- Lot 96: The Story of a Secret State - Jan Karski - 1944 - Dedicated and Signed Copy.
- Lot 97: "Even if you read what I am writing ten times and shudder with horror,
- Lot 98: Rare testimony of a former prisoner in the Oranienburg camp. Holland, 1946 - first edition
- Lot 99: TEMOIGNAGES - 'Testimonies' - the horrors of the Nazis in the death camps by the surviving prisoners. Paris,
- Lot 100: Auschwitz - the grave of four million people. Slovakia, 1945 - first edition
- Lot 101: Memoirs of an Inmate of the Breendonk Camp - Victor Trido - Paris 1944 - First Edition - A copy with the author's
- Lot 102: BREENDONCK LA-MORT- Early Testimony of Breendonk Camp Inmate Edgard Marbaix
- Lot 103: Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier accuses: Marie-Claude's testimony at the Nuremberg trials
- Lot 104: Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Bergen, Dora. Paris 1945. First edition
- Lot 105: "The Survivors Speak" - Testimonies about crimes and the martyrdom. Buenos Aires,
- Lot 106: 16 months in Buchenwald. France 1946 - first edition
- Lot 107: "Le Commissaire Episcopal" - Early testimony about the Nazi persecution of the Christian clergy. Strasbourg,
- Lot 108: "How did you stay alive when millions of people died...
- Lot 109: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. April, 1945 - First edition
- Lot 110: "There is no longer a Jewish residential quarter in Warsaw" - Stroop report - documents and photographs from the
- Lot 111: Uprising of Warsaw Ghetto Jews - Israel Documentation Institute - Published with the aim to convict Nazi war criminal
- Lot 112: List of those missing from the Dachau camp. Paris, 1955
- Lot 113: "I was a doctor in Auschwitz" - Gisella Perl - dedicated and signed copy
- Lot 114: "By Bread Alone" - the struggle of an Auschwitz camp survivor against holocaust deniers - a dedicated copy by the
- Lot 115: Eyewitness Auschwitz: Thee Years in the Gas Chambers - New York 1979 - first edition - copy with author's dedication
- Lot 116: "Six million accusers" - English translation of Gideon Hausner's opening statement in the Eichmann trial - Jerusalem,
- Lot 117: Testimony of a former Dachau camp prisoner written about 60 years after the war - copy with the author's dedication
- Lot 118: The horrors of the Buchenwald death camp in photographs - early publication. France 1945, first edition
- Lot 119: Happy New Year - Hitler a Kapparot rooster. Europe, 1940s
- Lot 120: A "Shana Tova" card from the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp - 1947
- Lot 121: Inheritance and property division agreement of a French officer who died in World War II
- Lot 122: Declaration of the Establishment of the French Republic after World War II - Two historic newspaper issues
- Lot 123: "The Nuremberg Judges Rendered Their Verdict" - Two issues of the French newspaper "LA MONTAGNE" - The verdict of the
- Lot 124: "And to me give him alive,
- Lot 125: A Short History of the Jews of Ireland - a rare publication in limited circulation. Dublin, 1945 - First edition
- Lot 126: Esther Luria - Sketches: Women in a Labor Camp - copy with dedication of the author
- Lot 127: Management Committee of Charlestiton Synagogue - Illustrated poster. Romania, 1943
- Lot 128: Four student notebooks - Beit Ya'akov Lodz, 1930s
- Lot 129: A collection of letters from Lodz to Israel. Lodz 1937
- Lot 130: Two Yiddish-Romanian calendars that were banned by the police - Bucharest, 1943-1944, 1945-1944
- Lot 131: A calendar with Siddur - Munkacs - 1938-1939
- Lot 132: Collection of Yiddish-Romanian calendars that were published in Romania, years: 1907-1948
- Lot 133: Four glass bottles - Jewish manufacturers in Poland before World War II
- Lot 134: Door window of a wooden synagogue. Lunna - Belarus, c.18th century
- Lot 135: The Vanished World - Eastern European Jewry - an important photo book. New York, 1947
- Lot 136: Eastern European Jews - Postcard Collection
- Lot 137: Eastern European Jews - Postcard Collection
- Lot 138: Eastern Europe Jews - postcards collection
- Lot 139: Three group photographs - Mizrachi youth in Garwolin/ Beitar movement / Youth in Romania
- Lot 140: A group photo of the "Jewish School in Berlin" girls' class
- Lot 141: 12 synagogue postcards. Europe, early 20th century
- Lot 142: Moritz Daniel Oppenheim - a magnificent postcard folder. Frankfurt, 1898
- Lot 143: Postcard collection - Thessaloniki Jewry, early 20th century
- Lot 144: An interesting collection of postcards depicting Jews riding donkeys in the Middle East due to their designation as
- Lot 145: Rare photograph of Bialik and the writer Samuel Wigderman - a fancy wooden frame
- Lot 146: Postcards of Bezalel, congresses, JNF - early 20th century
- Lot 147: 13 postcards Herzl and zionist personalities. First decades of the 20th century
- Lot 148: "Keren Hayesod Golden Key for the Gates of Eretz Israel" - a rare photomontage photograph in honor of Nahum Sokolov's
- Lot 149: A collection of early photographs from Eretz Israel
- Lot 150: Two rare photographs of Jewish immigrants from Italy to Eretz Israel on the ship "Palestina" - 1935