All starting prices are stated in Hungarian Forints (HUF)

101. (MANUSCRIPT!) Hand written parchment Megilat Esther scroll. Eastern Europe, around 1700. Complete scroll in good condition. Special, small size! Height: 25 cm.

75,000.-

102. (MANUSCRIPT) Legend of Joseph (Joseph-Spiel). Traditional Jewish folk play, written based on the Hebrew novel of Bin Gorion (M.J. Berdyczewsky, 1865-1921) by Rosenthal Jenő from Miskolc, music composed by Gránát József, Miskolc. Play-book and score, with flyer printed on the premier show of 1946. The traditional Jewish Purim play was performed in Miskolc, at the orthodox Jewish youth association (Tiferesz Bachurim) in 1936, later in March 1940, finally in the new Jewish youth organization Agudat Jiszrael after the Holocaust, March 1946. The invitation flyer includes names of the actors, the conductor, director and showman. This machine typed manuscript of the play-book (from before the 1946 performance) was the copy of the conductor (Gránát József), signed with personal dedication of the author (Rosenthal Jenő). The musical score is most likely by Gránát József, which was only written down in this one manuscript.                              

50,000.-

103. (PARCHMENT MANUSCRIPT) Hand written parchment prayer board with the complete text of the „An’im z’mirot” Shabbat song. The manuscript is from the early 18th century. Calligraphic Hebrew letters, with marks for the cantor and community members to sing. Unframed. (The manuscript was once under handmade textile frame. The lower half of the parchment is slightly worn, tattered, probably from water.) Size: 31 by 16 cm.         

36,000.-

104. (ADAR PLATE) Traditional, nice Adar plate. (Board which was hanged on the walls before Purim, a symbol of joy over the holiday.) Printed, in frame. From Ungvár, 1930s. Size: 42,5 x  22,5 cm.

40,000.-

105. (USHPISIN BOARD) Traditional, nice uspizin (ushpisin) board (during the holiday of Sukot, these plates were hanged on the wall of the tabernacle.) Color, printed, framed. Size: 24,5 x 16,5 cm.

30,000.-

106. (HAGGADAH) Hagada sel Pesach. Vortrag über Israels Auszug aus Egypten für die beiden ersten Abende des Pessach-Festes. Vienna-Budapest, (1870s). Schlesinger Jos publ. With the gilt engraving of the Rumbach street synagogue on the cover. 63 p.

6000.-

107. (HAGGADAH) Hagada sel Pesach. A Peszach Hagada. Izrael Egyiptomból való kivonulásának elbeszélése. Budapest, 1920s. Illustrated. 62 p. Original cover.

2000.-

108.           (HAGADA) Roth Emil (rabbi of Győr, victim of the Holocaust): Az őrködés éjszakája – Peszachi Hággádá. (With many pictures and music notes, Hebrew and Hungarian, comments by the translator). Javne könyvek 4. Published by the Magyar Zsidók Pro Palesztina Szövetsége. (Budapest, 1942). 188 pages.

6000.-

109. (HAGADA) Elbeszélés az Izraeliták Egyiptombóli kivonulásáról, az első két Peszach Estély használatára. Hebrew and Hungarian. Translated by Rosenberg Izsák. (Budapest, 1933) 64 p. (Gilt, original cover, slightly worn, new spine, with the Hurva synagogue of Jerusalem on its cover which had been destroyed during the Independence War.)  

8000.-

110. (HAGADA) Hebrew and Hungarian Pesah Hagada with many illustrations, translated by Guttmann Simon chief rabbi. Budapest, 1932, Steiner Ármin publication. In original, gilt hardcover, 68 pages.    

6000.-

111. (HAGGADA) Elbeszélés a Peszáchról. Családi szertartás a két Széder estén. Hagada with translation of Halász Nátán teacher. Budapest, 1898. In amateur binding, with gilt inscription. 62 p.

5000.-

112.  (HAGADA) A Peszach Hagada. Izrael Egyiptomból való kivonulásának elbeszélése. Published by the Orthodox Zsidó Népasztal Egyesület. Budapest, (1930s). Nice, gilt full cloth binding. With facts, pictures of the Orthodox Jewish Public Kitchen Society and many illustrations. 68 p.

8000.-

113. Nagy Imre (humorist, editor of Az Ojság): Új Hagada. (New Hagada. Parody – The story of a Seder dinner in 1924.) Budapest, 1924. 96 p. Slight damage on the spine, original cover.

8000.-

114.  Nagy Imre: Hagada. (Pesah parody for the 1925 Seder dinner. Budapest, 1925. 128 p. Original cover, worn spine.      

8000.-

115.   Eszter könyve. Book of Esther with translation by dr. Schwarz Mór. Illustrated by Göndör Bertalan artist. Budapest, (1943). Published by the Pest Jewish Community Girl Orphanage. 45 p. Fine quality paper, half cloth hardcover binding. With personal dedication signed on the inner cover by dr. Fisch Henrik chief rabbi.

3000.-

116. Eszter könyve. Megilat Esther. Translation by dr. Fényes Mór. (With several illustrations.) 56 p. Budapest, 1936. In original, repaired hardcover.

2000.-