Auction #47 - Live Internet Auction

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium: Signature, Historic Puzzle Postcards: This lot offers a captivating composite puzzle—a set of four postcards arranged in a square format—depicting Queen Elizabeth of Belgium in her nurse uniform. Each postcard forms a portion of the complete image, revealing the queen's Red Cross service attire when assembled together. Notably, one of the postcards carries a postmark dated October 8, 1918, adding a historical touch...

Konrad Adenauer's Historic Signed Letter: A rare piece of correspondence from the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. Typed in German and personally signed, Adenauer extends regards to Mr. Wolf, staying at the "Esplanade" hotel in Cologne. Expressing regret for being unable to meet Mr. Wolf due to political commitments, Adenauer extends warm wishes for his stay. The letter showcases Adenauer's diplomatic approach and...

Ephraim Katzir's signed black and white photo.  Ephraim Katzir, an Israeli biophysicist and Labor Party member, served as the fourth President of Israel from 1973 to 1978. Born on May 16, 1916, he made significant contributions in both science and politics, leaving a lasting legacy in Israel's history. Katzir passed away on May 30, 2009.

Gerald R. Ford (July 14, 1913 - ), signed letter on Congress of the United States Office of the Minority Leader letterhead, dated July 7, 1967. Addressed to Mr. Michael B. Barrow in Tel Aviv, Israel, it acknowledges receipt of a letter and a clipping regarding the situation in the Middle East. Ford expresses gratitude for Barrow's views, assuring him they are valued and considered

Litzmannstadt-Ghetto, December 29.1941. Regular 6pf._purple-Hitler-Imprinted stamp, postcard, no postal cancel, mailed from the Ghetto to Wielun-Poland, at the right in black # 17. below is the so called "Balkan Cross" known too as the "Andrea's Cross" in violet of 32x23mm,this special cancel was used from December 10.1941 to January 5. 1942 and was usually placed diagonally right on top of the address. 

Moshe Mendelssohn. Two photo postcards showcasing bronze statues of Moshe Mendelssohn, also known as Rabbi Moshe ben Menachem , the Rambaman. Used.

1935/6, Central Committee of German Jews for help and construction. Card No. 0368129 issued by Manenbech for a monthly contribution of 1RM . Complete with 11 labels.

Jerusalem Map - Hierosolyma urbs Sancta, 1576, Braun and Hogenberg's etching of Jerusalem was printed in Cologne by T. Graminaeus. Measuring 46 x 54.4 cm, this black-and-white depiction on contemporary paper offers a detailed view of the holy city. Jerusalem, known as "Hierosolyma urbs Sancta," stands out as the most renowned city in Judea and the East for its size and magnificence. framed.

A map illustrating the borders of the 12 tribes of the Holy Land, originally published in London in 1725. The dimensions of the map are 352 x 428mm (13 3/4 x 16 3/4 inches), and it is presented within a frame measuring 49-75 cm. The map is rendered in color.

Jacob Steinhardt's signed woodcut depicts an Ex Libris for Isaac Feuering's stories, signed in pencil, numbered, and dated 1925. Measuring 97 x 77 mm, this piece is 15 out of 15. Steinhardt (1887–1968) was an Israeli painter and woodcut artist, born in Germany and active in both Germany and Israel.     
   

Herzl's early promotional fundraising card features a portrait from a KKL/JNF publication in Poland, printed on blue silk paper in 1917. This postcard-sized piece measures 14 x 9 cm.

Judaica Old group of 17 stamps 1949 KKL JNF Label stamps Visitor Donation 10 & 100.