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LOT 274:
Collection of Purim rare publications, first half of 20th century
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Collection of Purim rare publications, first half of 20th century
9 rare publications on Purim in one-off prints. Europe, United States, Eretz Israel. The first half of the 20th century.
* A Purim in El Provjitelstva by Z. Wendruff, a rare publication for children published by 'Jewish' Warsaw-Vilnius. Yiddish dotted.
* PURIM ARTGRAFT CURRICULUM BOARD OF JEWISH EDUCATION Chicago Illinois. Rare booklet with shear examples of Purim costumes, Year was not mentioned. Does not appear in the National Library.
* Lillle books of jewish song - Purim Chicago. A year was not mentioned. A booklet with musical notes for Purim songs Hebrew and English.
* HaIvri hakatan - every holiday in Israel goes out in the city of Chicago - the Purim holiday issue, the 1930s (was published between 1938-1945). "Articles" about Purim of Persian Jews, Purim of Zaragoza, fairy tales and riddles to Purim, Purim game, article about 11 BeAdar, and more.
* THE PURIM BASKET By EMILY GOLDSMITH GERSON Published by BLOCH PUBLISHING COMPANY, New York 1914. Pocket booklet with a short play for Purim holiday.
* Illustrated Esther scroll with French translation. Toulouse, M. PINCAS CHIGHEL Publishing.
* The bear in the city of Jews - a play for children on Purim in three pictures by A. Peskin, Tel Aviv [1928].
* That Night - A Humorous Literary Issue Illustrated by Rahsh' and Ben Raphael, Tel Aviv 1931. A cartoon booklet for Purim with cartoons on the Jewish settlement in Palestine, Keren HaYesod, the Megillah scroll, an interview with Haman, and more. Many advertisements for industrial producers in Palestine. .
* Purim Pictures Dedicated to the Diaspora Children, Published by Lloyd Eretz Israel and Egypt Ltd. Jerusalem 1936. Paintings by A. K. Henshel.
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