Passport and Documents of Polish Jewish Woman - 1935

British Mandatory passport of a Jewish woman, Rachel Noss, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1910, received the passport on July 2, 1941 in Jerusalem from the immigration department, and was valid until July 19

Rare 4 Documents Set Regarding a Polish Jewish Prisoner of War in German Stalag in Galizia, called Moschek Bat. This set comprises: an official letter of the German Wehrmacht Information Center for MI

Polish consular passport from 1935. It was displayed for Krystyna Rogalska, daughter of consul Mieczysław Rogalski. Mieczysław Rogalski was a member of the Polish Military Organization from

Very rare pair of IDs and passports issued in the 20s to a Jewish family from the Polish Republic. Both booklets has photos of mother with sons and another one with one of the sons. It seems these Jew

Emil Schinagel (Polish, 1899-1943) - Woman with Flowers, Watercolor on Paper, Krakow, 1936. Signed and dated. 43x27cm. Also spelled: Emil SZINAGEL. Emil Schinagel - Polish Jewish painter, doctor. He

Archive of a Jewish Woman Who Grew Up in the The Land of Israel in the British Mandate Period and Served in Tzahal During the First Years to the State, 1940s-70s, includes hundreds of documents: lette

Ausweis issued to a Polish woman from Kulm in 1940. Made from cardboard, it comes with her passport photo. Good condition.***************IMPORTANT! We ship this article from our office in Europe******

Death notice of Jozef Klemens Pilsudski for the Polish Jewish community in Strasburg & Proclamation about the merits of Pilsudkovo to the Jews, 1935, PolishNotice signed by a personal secretary of the

Ausweiskarte issued to a Polish woman who was used as slave labor in a German company. More exactly in Oberhütten Werk in Herminienhütte. Ausweis was issued in 1942. It comes with passport photo

Oil on masonite, signed lower left. Women selling pretzels in NYC. Abram Tromka (1896-1954) was a Polish-born American Jewish painter, etcher and serigrapher. He also worked under the name Abraham Phi

Interesting document which is a reception confirmation of a shipment of drugs to the Slomniki Ghetto administration or Jewish council. Document is written in Polish and it has a nice and rare ink stam

Certificate Issued by Jewish Pinczow Ghetto Council to a Jew About Empty Rooms in this Ghetto. Written in Polish in 1941. The document says that that house in the Ghetto belonging to Rywka Diament had

You are bidding on a rare Visas document. This particular document shows what Lucia Villar - polish Jews received the Visa to Argentina in August 1939. Recently Visa document from WW2 sold for $10000

German WW2 passport for travel abroad, dated July 11, 1935. The item is in excellent condition and no pages are missing. We have a few other documents belonged to the same person. For your convenience

STANISLAW WYSPIANSKI (1869-1907) Portrait of Polish Girl (1904) Pastel on artist paper 17 1/2" x 15 3/4" Signed upper corner and dated From a New York Estate; with a purchase document to verso

Rare Document of the Jewish Ghetto Council in Przedborz regarding some goods received in the ghetto in 1941. Written in Polish and with rare ink stamp of the Jewish cuncil of the ghetto. **** Importan

This document and a few other of the period of WW2 were bought from family estate sale. The owner of this ID was in concentration camp during WW2. Very rare historical items. Real witness of tragic pe

A fruit shaped spice container, probably Polish, 19th century. Made of three parts, silver and silver plated brass. In the form of a fruit on a leafy stem. Height: 16 cm. See Sotheby's Important Judai

Leopold Gottlieb (attrib.) (Polish-Jewish 1883-1934) figures, oil on canvas board, signed, image size 15 1/2" x 11 1/2", framed

circa 1840-50; modeled as Polish woman with basket, 8 3/4 in. H.

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN GARDNER FIGURINE OF JEWISH WOMAN . THE FIGURINE MARKED UNDERSIDE. SIZE 22 cm height , 9 width . CONDITION : Very good

GARDNER - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN JEWISH FIGURINE, 19th CENTURY This is a Gardner Porcelain Factory figurine depicting an elderly Jewish woman. It features the maker's oval red stamp 'Gardner Facto

$5 bill received from the Rebbe when the “Kovetz 22nd Shvat” was being given out. The pamphlet included conversations about the ma’alah of Jewish women and each packet contained the pamphlet, a

Militaria; Vinatge WWII documentation - various Polish documents many referenceing awards / medals for various actions and or courses. Documents are mainly attributed to Zdzislaw Winiarski & Zdzislaw