IV. Poster, certificate, engraving, map

 

171.     Anti-semitic flier from 1940 titled „Emléklapátos Induló!”, printed after the annexation of Northern Transylvania, to deride Jewish forced laborers. Written to the rhyme and melody of „Erdélyi induló”. Amateur mimeograph, few copies were made. 23 by 12,5 cm.

                                                                               12,000.-

172.     Small announcement poster titled „Hirdetmény. A zsidók birtokában lévő üzemanyag tárolására alkalmas hordók beszolgáltatása” (Announcement on the confiscation of barrels capable of storing fuel in Jewish property). Printed by the Hungarian Royal I. defense commanding officer, Budapest. With printed signature of Aggteleky Béla. 41,5 by 29,5 cm. In good condition, unused copy. Dated: Budapest, 24 June 1944. RARE!

                                                                                36,000.-

173.     Small announcement poster titled: „A még be nem szállított zsidó gépjárművek bevonultatása” (On the surrender of still untransported Jewish vehicles). Printed by the Hungarian Royal I. defense commanding officer, Budapest. With printed signature of Aggteleky Béla. Dated: Budapest, 10 May 1944. 41,5 by 29,5 cm. In excellent condition, unused copy. RARE! 

                                                                               36,000.-

174.     Discharge letter (=certificate of merit) issued to Faragó Joachim, with seal of the Hungarian Royal I. Territorial commanding officer. Nice large certificate with watermark, registration number (35 by 43,5 cm), its holder was discharged after 12 years of army service. Budapest, 1912. In good condition, slightly worn at the folds.

                                                                               12,000.- 

175.     Memorial certificate of the Buda Jewish Community issued to Goldklang Hermann, on the event of his conversion to the Jewish religion. October 1942. (!), signed by Vidor Pál vice-rabbi and the foreman of the community, with the community’s seal. Nice, restored certificate.

                                                                                  6000.-

176.     Engraving: the high priest of the Jerusalem Temple with Hebrew and Latin captions, some other religious symbols. From the late 18th century. Size: 19 by 17 cm.

                                                                               12,000.-

177.     Portrait of Josef Karo, the author of Sulhan Arukh (1488-1575), colored copper engraving. With Hebrew caption. From the early 19th century. Size: 12 by 9 cm.

                                                                               15,000.-

178.     Kora Mihály (painter, graphic artist from Újvidék, after the world war settled down in Israel) „És mégis itt vagyunk!” large, color crinoline with Jewish motives, on the historical Jewish survival and Zionist expectations. With Hebrew caption. Dated 1932. Signed by the artist and hand written Hungarian caption. Size: 40 by 22 cm. SPECIAL! 

                                                                             200,000.-

179.     Morvay Jenő 20 original lino-cuts about the sub-Carpathian Jewish folk life, with preface by Max Brod. Munkács, 1938. Nekudah-print. Numbered copy, 52. of 100, signed by the artist. Size: 37 by 27 cm. The cover of the folder slightly worn, title page missing. VERY RARE!

                                                                               95,000.-

180.     Genio (artist) 12 expressionist prints on the Jewish destiny and tragedy before and during the Holocaust. Size: 30x23,5 cm. (Budapest, 1945 ?) In original folder, lacking title page. RARE!

                                                                               55,000.-

181.     MAP: Charte worauf das Jüdische Land …  copper engraving from 1769 (!), introducing the period from the Roman until the apostolic times. Enlarged separate map of Jerusalem on the right.