Auction 21
Eretz Israel, anti-Semitism, Holocaust, postcards and photographs, Autographs, Travel books, Judaica
By DYNASTY
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Jun 26, 2023
Avraham Ferrara 1, Jerusalem, Israel
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The auction will take place on Monday, June 26, 2023, at 19:00 (Israel time) with an announcement.
Dear customers, an interesting and important catalog containing many rare and important historical items in the many fields in which we deal, we are happy for any question, inquiry, and delivery of all the necessary information beyond what is written in the catalog.
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LOT 181:
An interesting collection of Happy New Year postcards. Europe, early 20th century
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Sold for: $380 (₪1,379)
₪1,379
Start price:
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Buyer's Premium: 23%
VAT: 18%
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An interesting collection of Happy New Year postcards. Europe, early 20th century
An interesting collection of 20 Jewish New Year's postcards - most of them were issued in Europe (Germany, and other places), Early of the 20th century.
Among them are New Year's postcards with children's scenes with prominent gilding or embossed in the body of the postcard, Eastern European types New Year's postcards, one of which shows a rabbi figure (published by Leon Rosenschein - sent by mail in 1901), a postcard showing a turntable made of dozens of small flowers - Master work, two New Year's postcards Shana Tova Pop Up - one opens to a letter with a Happy New Year greeting inside, the other shows a boy standing in a flower garden in front of a golden car that rises above the postcard, postcards with Happy New Year greetings in Hebrew and German, Happy New Year postcards with prominent illustrations, a Happy New Year postcard with a prominent bird affixed to it Holding a pillow decorated with flowers, a Happy New Year postcard showing a female figure surrounded by a golden medallion and Happy New Year greetings in Hebrew and German, and others. Six of them were sent by mail, one with Happy New Year greetings on the back of the postcard in Hebrew (1921).
General Condition Good.
