Auction #37: Worldwide Stamps, Postal History, Worldwide Coins & Worldwide Banknotes
This auction features Worldwide Postal History Especially Holyland Foreruners Postcards And Covers, Large Collection Of Gold Coins From All Over The World. And Huge Amount Of Banknotes. Other Interesting Items Included As Well.
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Coins, WWII Lodz (Litzmannstadt) Ghetto Five Marks 1943 (Campbell 4752,) scratch on the second else used.
Great Britian 1945, PRISONERS OF WAR CAMPS WWII Great Britian British Prisoners of War Camps 1 one shiling red. used VF.
Great Britian 1945, PRISONERS OF WAR CAMPS WWII Great Britian British Prisoners of War Camps 3 Three Pence blue. used VF.
JUDAICA AUSTRIA ANTISEMITIC JUDENBANK 1 & 2 KRONE Unc
LODZ GHETTO LOTTERY TICKET # 7984 INCLUDING NUMBERED STUB.
Among the numerous coupons issued in Lodz, this 2.50 mark coupon for a lottery, to be held after June 1944, is worthy of special attention. The profit from the sale of tickets would help establish a health care fund in the ghetto. The coupon is signed by the 'Committee for the Sick'. This coupon is rubber stamped on the rear. The coupon offers 1000 valuable prizes. It is not difficult to imagine the prized awaaiting the lucky lottery winners in the Spring of 1944, in the midst of hundreds of daily transports to the death camps, Auschwitz and Chelmno, near Lodz.
Reciept for payment of house keeping expenses/ June 1941. Fel Cat # 622, 624.
1930s'. A group of 7 ration coupons A. Nigreen in different values in the Old City of Jerusalem, 1m, 2m, 5m, 10m, 20m, 50 and 100mil. unused in a new con. Very Rare
1942-1953, lot 5 Diff Dan Bas Company Tel Aviv Cat#5 and 5a (2+2) and 1 used & 1 Hamaavir #1. VF
1949, HAMKASHER JERUSALEM .Transportation Token also used as Emergency Small Change Token Haffner Cat # 16 (x2) 1 PRUTA, used.
1949 1st, SHAHAR HAIFA Transportation Token also used as Emergency Small Change Token. Size: 35mm varied 6 diff. Haffner Cat # 16 (x2) 1 PRUTA White-black print. Cat #16a (x3) 2 PRUTA Pink-red print. Cat # 16b 5 PRUTA Green-blue print.
1949 2st, SHAHAR HAIFA Without Center Hole. Haffner Cat # 16c 1 PRUTA Red-black print and Pink-black print (1+2). Cat #16d 2 PRUTA Pink-black print.
Includes two tickets to the theaters Ora 5 Peruta 20 pennies.
This is 14 special items
Tokens from Jewish Merchants 1 First Half of the 20th. Aluminum token commemorating 25 years of the 'Zuz Yovel' company, the center for soap and wax, Haifa 1955. Brass token "Kosher" from a Jewish butcher, unknown source. Similar token. Varying conditions.
1934, Pinhas Rutenberg - The Palestine Electric Corporation Ltd, Signed Check, 1934.
Check from The Palestine Electric Corporation Ltd to the National Bank of Scotland hand signed by Pinhas Rutenberg (founder of the The Palestine Electric Corporation Ltd - Israel Electric Corporation.
A pin, probably in the 1940s, in the center, the State of Israel is written in the shape of a Star of David, and around it, if I forget you, I will forget right.
Rabbi Dr. Abraham Chaim [Immanuel] Leff [1] Hungarian (Lww Immánuel, German: Immanuel Löw (January 20, 1854 - July 19, 1944) was a rabbi, Bible scholar and Talmud scholar, And was the representative of Neo-Judaism at the upper house of the Hungarian parliament, author of "The Plants of the Jews. Bronze medal 130mm,
Obverse Dr. Lahav Portrait, Reverse The Synagogue The synagogue in Segd and the surrounding area reads: "On three things the world stands on the work and on the kindness of Hassadim.