Group of c. 44 printed posters, documents, etc. relating to Jewish life in Ottoman and Mandate Palestine.

(ISRAEL, LAND OF).

Jerusalem

Early 20th century

Most all in Hebrew.

Includes: * Broadside advertising the Georgian-Jewish Talmud Torah outside of Damascus Gate, 1919. * World War One order from the Ottoman government for non-Ottoman Jews to register. Delivered through the rabbinate. * Approbation from R. Yoseph Chaim Sonnenfeld for various Ethrog merchants. * Template of a protest to the High Commissioner against the opening of a mixed swimming pool in Ramat Gan. * Jerusalem Luach Calendars (1915, 1933). * Bill from the Sha’arei Chessed Neighborhood Committee for the paving of a street (1920?). * Yiddish and Hebrew invitation to a Chassidic Brith Milah. * New Year’s Greetings from the Sha’arei Shamayim Bank, formatted as a check for 365 days of happiness. * A dozen appeals from various charitable organizations in a number of European languages.