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VI. Paper rarities, manuscripts, documents
a., Social life
216. 
Typed and
hand signed letter of gratitude by Dr. Serédi Jusztinián, cardinal of Esztergom,
to the Presidency of the Pest Jewish Community, in response to their congratulation
letter on his appointment. („I can assure the Presidency that in the case our
ways would cross, in me you will always find the apostolic successor who
spreads the Word of faith to everyone with equal love, and calls all creatures
with the same love to the eternal sources of life.”) On watermark paper. Rome, 29
December 1927.
6000.-
217. 
Membership card of the Hungarian
Christian Jewish Alliance issued to Rőhmer (Román) Kálmán, with signatures,
stamping, numbered. Budapest, 12 September 1944. (!) (Many have obtained this
certificate during the Holocaust in the hope of exemption, usually without use.)
5000.-
218. 
(MANUSCRIPT) Kiss Arnold (chief rabbi of
Buda, 1869-1940) Speech on the memorial service of Szabolcsi Miksa. (5 pages,
on the back side of the Buda Jewish Community letterhead papers.) Budapest,
1915.
12.000.-
219. 
(MANUSCRIPT) Vázsonyi Vilmos (Hungarian
Jewish politician, Minister of Justice, 1868-1926) hand written memorial speech
titled „(In memory of Szabolcsi Miksa)”. (4 pages) Budapest, 1915.
12.000.-
220. 
Invitation of the Buda Jewish Women’s
Association free bread and milk fund to their charity revue. With program, list
of organisers. Budapest, 3 January 1914.
3000.-
221. 
Budapest, VII. district Jewish Women’s
Association invitation to Mother’s Day celebration followed by tea party at the
Bethlen-tér. May 1943.
1200.-
222. 
Invitation by the Hungarian Zionist
Association Mizrahi Department, Miskolc to its „Oneg-Sábbát” programs. Miskolc (1946
?). With seal of the Community. (2 pieces.)
1500.-
223. 
Official abstract from the „Census of
Israelites” in the Makó district of June 1848. Issued by the Hungarian Royal
National Archive, 2 July 1943. Sealed, signed, with revenue stamps.
1500.-
224. 
Free consultation ticket to the Pest
Jewish Community Bródy Zsigmond and Adél Children Hospital, it was given to
support poor children. Used, numbered, from 1933.
1500.-
225. 
Certificate of the Pest Jewish Community
Hospitals letterhead paper for using the patient fund, issued in September 1934.
Numbered, with seal and signature.
1200.-
226. 
Official letters of Rosenfeld Zsigmond, Hont
county medical officer, correspondence with authorities about the cholera and
other cases, including compliments from the Home Secretary and others, between 1866-1918.
(10 pcs.)
12.000.-
227. 
(MANUSCRIPT PURIM PLAY) Rosenthal László:
Eszterék purimja. (One-act purim play. Typed, unpublished rhymed manuscript
draft on 6 pages, with hand written dedication by the author, probably from the
time of the premier. Budapest, 22 February 1940.
3600.-
228. 
Condolence telegraphs on the decease of Szabolcsi
Miksa from Munkácsi Bernát academic, Ignotus (Veigelsberg Hugó) journalist.
Vázsonyi Vilmos politician, Minister of Justice, baron dr. Kohner Adolf, Sándor
Pál member of the Parliament and dr. Hevesi Simon chief rabbi. Budapest, 1915.
(6 pieces.)
6000.-
229. 
Business card of baron Weiss Edith (von
csepeli) with her own hand written words: „(Grateful thanks for the good wishes, the same to you, sincerely, Weiss
Edith)”
2000.-
230. 
Advertisement flier of the Ojság journal.
Edited by Nagy Imre. Budapest, 1910s. Pasted on board.
4000.-
231. 
Seiden József WW1 Jewish soldier travel
documents. He was Prisoner of War in Russia, later sent to Siberia and
Vladivostok, finally with the help of the International Red Cross to Japan. In
1920 fromYokohama, across the Suezi Channel and Triest returned home. Most
documents were issued by the Red Cross, from Vladivostok. (6 pieces.)
22.000.-
232. 
Social Democratic Party membership card
issued to Sárdy József, with membership stamps. Date of entrance: 1 January 1945.
Together: 3 letters from the VIII. district party organisation and the MDP (Hungarian
Workers Party), informing Sárdy József that he is to be disqualified from the
Social Democratic Party and his appeals will be rejected. The reason is ”(Right
wing attitude, former anti-semite who would still like to see Jews taken to the
Danube bank.)” Budapest, 1948. (4 pieces.)
2400.-
b., Business life
233. 
Debt certificate of Bárdos Sámuel, hand
written, certified by revenue stamp. Újvár (= Érsekújvár), 1856. With Hebrew
signature!
5000.-
234. 
Horovitz Mór „Szikvízgyár
Részvénytársaság” (Soda botting joint-stock company) share on 100 korona. Hódmezővásárhely, 1920. Numbered, certified
by signatures, embossed seal and 5 coupons on the back.
6000.-
235. 
Klein Hermann lawyer authorisation on the
settlement of inheritance matters. With revenue stamp and seals, signatures.
Kassa, 1859.
5000.-
236. 
Kassa (today Kosice, Slovakia) Jewish
Credit Federation depositor’s book, issued to Kende Jenő. Together: check used
for withdrawing cash from the account. Kassa, 1934. (Set of 2.) Loose
stitching, pages.
5000.-
237. 
Correspondence of the Miskolc Jewish
Community with the local tax authorities and the Budapest Orthodox Jewish Community,
about the taxation of the local matzoh factory. Miskolc, 7 and 10 March 1939.. With
seals and signatures. (Set of 2)
2600.-
238. 
Morgenstern Zsigmond advertisement
postcard, recommending his works. With graphics and Hebrew prayer on the left,
introduction on the right. (Miskolc, around 1930)
2000.-
239. 
Small prints from the Miskolc Jewish
life, economic matters: regarding community donations and religious education
fees, unused forms and tickets (4 pieces.). Together: subscription receipt of
the Miskolc Jewish Life Editorial from 1948, receipt of donation paid to the
Community from 1947 and application for meat to the North Hungarian Jewish
communities, addressed to the County Council Commerce Department, from 1953. (7
pieces.)
3600.-
240. 
Letter from the National Hungarian Jewish
Public Fund Board Presidency to Bettelheim Sámuel, editor of the Pozsony
Ungarländische Jüdische Zeitung for financial aid. Signed by Dr. Kohner Adolf president
and dr. Mezey Ferenc acting foreman, sealed, on letterhead paper. Budapest, November
1914. Torn edge.
3000.-
c., Community matters, rabbinical letters,
Hebrew manuscript
241. 
Győr Jewish Community registrar extract
of marriage record. The performing rabbi was Ranschburg Salamon. The extract is
certified by the signature of Róth Emil chief rabbi. With revenue stamp, seal
and signature. Győr, 1939 Together: certificate on the change of name. Győr,
1938.
3600.-
242. 
Small print of the Hódmezővásárhely
Jewish Community and numbered envelope issued to Czukor László. He is proposed
with Cohen aliya. 6 September 1931. (2 pieces.)
4000.-
243. 
Kaposvári Jewish Community payment
receipt print to register tzedaka payments to private persons. Used October 1924.
– March 1925. Numbered: 1725-1796.
3000.-
244. 
Kassa Jewish Community certificate to Wirkmann
Adolf, issued by Eckstein Márk rabbi. Kassa, 22 October 1939. With revenue
stamp, seals and signature.
2000.-
245. 
Kolozsvár Orthodox Chevra Kadisa payment
receipt in Hebrew and Hungarian, numbered, filled, sealed and signed. From 1941.
1200.-
246. 
Kőbánya Jewish Community certificate, unable
to certify the marriage of named applicants, because of the records were
perished. Signed by Kálmán Ödön rabbi, sealed, with revenue stamp. Budapest, 25
February 1940.
1000.-
247. 
Miskolc Chevra Kadisa list of members and record of membership fee
payments dec. 31 1945 – dec. 31 1951. Together: personal record book of each
members (159).
18.000.-
248. 
Miskolc Chevra Kadisa and Miskolc Jewish
Alliance printed certificate slips. Confirmation of membership fee payment for
the fourth quarter of 1944 (!), + lunch ticket from 1945, unused. (Set of 2.) 3000.-
249. 
Miskolc Community gabella tax receipt book,
recorded in a contemporary booklet. From August 1946. until November 1957. Detailed,
exact recording with names and dates.. Together: 10 used street lead. Inscribed
„Orth. Rabbinate Miskolc”, with kashrut certification.
8000.-
250. 
Miskolc Orthodox Jewish Community and
Miskolc Chevra Kadisa envelopes. (2 pieces)
800.-
251. 
Miskolci Orthodox Jewish Community WWII. martyr
memorial special print. Unfilled copy, complete with attached forms. Miskolc, November
1946. (3 leaves.)
1800.-
252. 
Nagyvárad Orthodox Jewish Community small
poster and notification letter on taxation, to Weisz Sámuel community member.
Nagyvárad, 1942. The poster reminds to the importance of paying the community
tax. The letter (form) includes the amount of tax payable. Together with the
original worn envelope. (3 pieces.)
8000.-
253. 
Pest Chevra Kadisa membership application
form with embossed seal, in Hebrew and Hungarian. Budapest, 1947.
4000.-
254. 
Pest Jewish Community invitation to
thanksgiving worship on the 10th anniversary of electing Horthy Miklós governor.
Budapest, 1930.
3000.-
255. 
Invitation to the Pest Jewish Community Religious
Circle Competition Convert. May 1943. Detailed program on the back of the small
print.
1000.-
256. 
Steiner Ignác Körmend district chief
rabbi signed records and certificates regarding Schwartz József and his family.
Gyömöre and Körmend, May 1939. – May 1940. (7 pcs.)
8000.-
257. 
Temesvár Jewish Community birth
certificate to Wirkmann Gizella. Temesvár, 1939. Signed by Drechsler Miksa chief
rabbi, sealed, with revenue stamp. Registered in Budapest, by the legal and
duty department, January 1940.
1800.-
258. 
Versegi (today Versec, Romania) Jewish
Community negative certificate to dr. Wirkmann of Budapest, in response to
request of birth records. With original Hungarian translation. Signed, sealed.
1939. (2 pieces.)
3000.-
259. 
Rabbinical consolence letters on the
decease of Szabolcsi Miksa (editor of Egyenlőség): dr. Lőwy Ferencz (1869-1944)
chief rabbi of Marosvásárhely, dr. Singer Jakab chief rabbi of Temesvár (1867-1940)
and dr. Bernstein Béla (1868-1944) chief rabbi of Nyíregyháza. Hand written and
signed letters. Letterhead papers. June 1915. (3 pieces.)
9000.-
d., Family and school documents
260. 
(MANUSCRIPT)
Rosenbach Mária: Highlights of the Rosenbach family history. Family history and
auto-biography from 1870 until the 1930s, in the area of the Austro-Hungarian
Monarchy and later in Hungary. In contemporary notebook, hand written work with
comments and additions. Gilt title on cover.
8000.-
261. 
Kulka Katalin family documents and
certificates in German and Hungarian, with wax seals, signatures, on official
papers from 1880. Budapest.
6000.-
262. 
Mád Orthodox Jewish Community Chief
Rabbinate birth letter (certificate) to Deutsch Hanna Debora, signed by Schwartz
Nathan chief rabbi. With revenue stamp, numbered and sealed by the rabbinate.
H.(eves) Mád, 29 October 1889.
4400.-
263. 
Munkács Jewish (Héber) High School
program of the 15 March 1939. celebration. In Hungarian and Hebrew, with seal
of the high school.
4000.-
264. 
Memorial certificate of the National
Jewish Teacher Association to Goldklang Lívia III. grade student, thanking her
donation. Budapest, 4 June 1940. Seal of the Óbuda Jewish Primary School.
2000.-
265. 
Schwarz Olga of Jewish religion, school
certificate from the Balassagyarmat girls commerce course. With war revenue
stamps, numbered, sealed and signed. Balassagyarmat, 1915. Slightly faded at
foldings.
1200.-
266. 
Schweitzer László birth record extract, from
the Nógrád County Jewish registrar district. Filled form, sealed and numbered, signed
by Pollák Zakariás chief rabbi, Nagyoroszi, 1939. Together: Marriage
certificateof Schweitzer László and Netti (Száli), citizens of Romhányi and
Nógrád, married in 1882. On letterhead paper of Nógrád Orth. Jewish Community Rabbi-
and Registrar Office, sealed and signed by Pollák Zakariás chief rabbi (2 pieces).
3000.-
267. 
Budapest Autonomous Orthodox Jewish
Community Civil Boy School certificates to Krausz Jenő. From 1922 and 1923. Sealed
and signed, numbered. (2 pieces.)
4000.-
268. 
Stark Leopold „Mózes-hitű” (of Moses
faith) student German school certificate from the Trencsény Jewish College,
1874 (!). Numbered, with nice seal and signatures.
5000.-
269. 
Certificate by Szabados Györgyné, dean of
the Miskolc Jewish School to Wurmser Márta teacher, telling that the named
teacher had been active in her school between 1938 and 1944. Miskolc,
1946. (On the back: Szabados György violin
artist concert invitation, Miskolc, 1937.)
2000.-
270. 
Certificate of Szilberer Simon Jewish technical
school student. Szeged, 1928. Sealed and signed.
2000.-
271. 
Applications for exemption of school fees
addressed to the Pécs Jewish Community. From 1896. (10 pieces.)
5000.-
272. 
Alberth Ferencné (born as Goldstein
Malvin) roman catholic conversion certificate from 1939. (Issued by the St.
Imre Presbytery. 25 April 1941.!) On official paper, with revenue stamp, sealed
and signed.
4000.-
e., Holocaust
273. 
Certificate of Barna János, deported from
Kiskunlacháza to Jewish forced labor in Yugoslavia, issued by the Anti-Fascist
Movement of Deportees from Hungary. In Russian and Hungarian. With signatures,
photo and stampings. 6000.-
274. 
Bokor Pálné liberation certificate
documents. Letter of Liberation by the
Hungarian Jewish Board in Dachau, 22 August 1945., Letter of Liberation issued
by the German army command in German and English, Türkheim, 5 September 1945., correspondence
postcard of the International Red Cross, 3 May 1945., personal certificate
issued in Dachau, in English and Russian. With stampings and signatures. 22
August 1945. (4 pieces.)
60.000.-
275. 
Correspondence postcards from deportation
(Waldsee = Auschwitz!) in German, few lines written with pencil. Sent from
Neumann Magda (Buchenwald, 25/25.) to Ipolyi Ernő, not by mail. Under the
sender German and Hungarian seal: ”Válasz csak levelezőlapon (30 szóig) németül
a Magyarországi Zsidók Szövetsége, Budapest, VII., Síp u. 12. útján.” (Reply by
correspondence card (up to 30 words) in German, through the Hungarian Jewish
Alliance) VERY RARE!
12.000.-
276. 
Altmann László forced laborer
correspondence from the labor camp, sent by army mail, 1943. Together: Answer
postcard by his wife to the forced labor camp, 1940.
10.000.-
277. 
Warning letter to Spett Elek county
attorney requesting him to send the documents of origin for him and his family
within 15 days to the Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun County. Sealed and signed by the
civil service office director. Budapest, 5 November 1941. (!)
1200.-
278. 
Certificates of Fischer Béla Jewish
deportee from Budapest. Certificate of National Alliance of Deportees from
Hungary with photo, which confirms that he had been taken to Bergen–Belsen in
1944 as forced laborer, certificate of the Hungarian Royal 109/19. Worker
Command, on labor duty, certificate by the DEGOB (Hungarian Jewish National
Deportee Attending Board), confirming that he was taken from Bergen–Belsen to
Teresienstadt, where he was later liberated. Certificate from 1945 by the Sochnut
(Jewish Agency) on issuing records of his return with Fischer Béla, July 1945.,
other certificates and documents. (Set of 10.) May-August 1945. In German,
Hungarian, Polish and Russian.
30.000.-
279. 
Lőw Pál certificate of residence by the Ózd
town crerk. With revenue stamp, sealed and signed. 13 April 1943.
3000.-
280. 
Certificate by the Hungarian Jewish
Alliance to Porjesz Sándor which entitled him to move freely within the ghetto
area, as food supply assistant. Budapest, 4 december 1944. (!), letterhead
paper, signed and sealed.
8000.-
281. 
Mád town certificate to Fülöp Szerén returned
deportee, regarding accommodation. Mád, 1947. Registration number, revenue
stamp, signatures and stampings.
1800.-
282. 
Liberation letters of Müncz Manó Emánuel
(born in Törökszentmiklós, citizen of Budapest.), former prisoner of the
Mauthausen and Günskirchen concentration camps. With photo, signature and
stampings, issued 4 May and 11 August 1945. German and English, another in
German and Hungarian. Certified by the Alpenjäger camp and the Federal Army
seals. RARE! (Set of 2.)
28.000.-
283. 
Registration application form about
Jewish religion addressed to the mayor, according to the 1939. IV. tc. 4§. law
article. Unused copy. Miskolc, 1939.
4000.-
284. 
Letter of Ravasz Illés lawyer from
Budapest to Bujdosó Lajos lawyer in Miskolc, requesting help in a case at the
local chamber of commerce, 6 March 1944.
1800.-
285. 
Important lot of personal documents
issued to Révész István artist. Certificates, permissions and CV. Includes a
certificate by the Swedish Red Cross Childcare Department which testifies that
he is the leader of „Jó Pásztor” orphanage under their protection, and as an
employee of the Red Cross enjoys full protection. Stamped, signed. Budapest, 16
November 1944.
Together: Rabinovszky Máriusz: Az új festészet
története (book on the history of art, with war damage!), personally dedicated
by the author to Révész Sándor.
20.000.-
286. 
Certificate of the curtail of Schwimmer
Béla from his army ranks. It commands that he can not wear his titles, rank,
uniform, not even with the yellow strip. Monor, 16 February 1943. (!). On
official form, signed and stamped.
4000.-
287. 
Repeated curfew issued to Schwimmer
József, under Budapest, Aréna street, from the Hungarian Royal I. Defense
Commanding Office. Official form, stamped and signed. Budapest, October 1944. (!)
3000.-
288. 
Swiss protection letter issued to Schweitzer
Pál, from the Swiss Embassy Immigration Department, stamped and numbered, in
German and Hungarian. Budapest, 23 October 1944. (!).
12.000.-
289. 
Official certificate with photo for Spiegel
Ferenc, issued by the X. district council to testify that he is working on
public duty, therefore stands under the protection of the Russian Supreme
Commanding office. Budapest, dated on the 17 January 1945. In Russian and
Hungarian. Sealed and signed by the district council secretary, Szűcs Sándor.
6000.-
290. 
Protection letter by the Royal Embassy of
Sweden (Schutz-Pass) issued to Herzog Sándorné from Budapest, 29 September 1944.
(!). In the lower left corner signed by Danielsson ambassador. With photo and
seal. 33,5x21 cm.
32.000.-
291. 
Permission for leave issued to Vogel
István foot-soldier, with additional copy. Stamped by the Hungarian Royal 208/20
Camp Jewish Worker Company Command Office, signed by the commander. Budakalász,
24 Sept. 1940.
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