Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Jul 28
DYNASTY, Jul 28. 200 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (200)
- Lot 1: The Declaration of the British Government – Decorative Broadside Presenting the Text of the British Commitment in the
- Lot 2: "This Is the Day We Have Longed For—The State of Israel Has Been Established" – Rare JNF Publication Issued in Austria
- Lot 3: "We Must Elect Delegates to the Constituent Assembly" - Historic Ladino Broadside Calling Upon the Sephardic Community
- Lot 4: Libyan Jewry - Prayer for Israel's Independence Day - The Official Order of Service for Independence Day in the Jewish
- Lot 5: "We Wish to Lay the Foundation Stone of the House in Which the Jewish People Will One Day Dwell" – Theodor Herzl's
- Lot 6: The Funeral of Theodor Herzl – Three Weekend Issues of HaTzefirah Providing Extensive Coverage of the Funeral
- Lot 7: HaKikayon – Early Humorous Magazine Founded by HaTzefirah – First Issue – Early Satire on Theodor Herzl
- Lot 8: BeYad Hazakah - A Humorous and Illustrated Literary Booklet for Passover - An Early Non-Traditional Version of the
- Lot 9: A Non-Traditional Haggadah - Haggadat Aviv VePesach, Alumot Group [1940]
- Lot 10: Manuscript Notebook of the Maccabi Hatzair "Shivtei HaBonim" Gar'in Bulletin – Kvutzat Shiller. February 1944
- Lot 11: "Give Us Aircraft!" – Early and Rare Poster Issued by the General Council for Hebrew Aviation in the Land of Israel.
- Lot 12: "A Jewish State and the Arab World" - The first publication in France on the Israeli-Arab conflict,
- Lot 13: Original Design for the Official Emblem of the Kol Tzfat Bulletin, Signed by the Artist Aryeh Moskovitz
- Lot 14: "In Action" - Special Issue Marking the First Anniversary of the Liberation of Haifa by Haganah Forces During the War
- Lot 15: Large Historic Protest Poster Issued by the Irgun (Etzel) - Summer 1948 - One of the Last Posters Published by the
- Lot 16: "Telegram" Addressed to the Archbishop of Canterbury Urging Him to Forbid Christian British Policemen from Entering
- Lot 17: "Lashes Shall Be Answered with Lashes" – Militant Broadside Issued by the Irgun During the "Night of the Beatings"
- Lot 18: "The British Oppressor Does Not Cease for a Single Moment in His War Against Us" – Militant Irgun (Etzel) Broadside
- Lot 19: Official Bilingual Invitation (Hebrew and Arabic) to the Ceremony Marking the Opening of the Post Office in the City
- Lot 20: "Today We Have Entered Your Gates, Jerusalem, City of David and Solomon,
- Lot 21: "It Seems to Me That This Painful Matter Calls for a Humane Clarification...
- Lot 22: David Ben-Gurion - The Eternity of Israel - Copy Inscribed and Signed by Ben-Gurion and His Wife to a Bar Mitzvah Boy
- Lot 23: "May Our Eyes Yet Behold the Complete Redemption" – Letter by Menachem Begin
- Lot 24: Menachem Begin – Time Magazine Issue of May 30, 1977, Published Following His Election Victory – Copy Signed by Begin
- Lot 25: Official Life Insurance Policy of Insurance Agent and Spy Alter Levin – One of the Key Figures Who Contributed to the
- Lot 26: Early Memorial Sermon Commemorating the Jewish Soldiers Who Fell in the Austro-Prussian War. Prague,
- Lot 27: Collection of issues of the children's newspaper "Our Family." Hamburg - Berlin, 1934 - 1937
- Lot 28: French Pocket Calendar for the Three Religions—Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Dijon, 1934
- Lot 29: "The Laughing Jew" - Early Collection of Cartoons by Arthur Szyk. Paris, 1926
- Lot 30: Early Antisemitic Issue of the Viennese Satirical Weekly Die Bombe (The Bomb),
- Lot 31: Issue of "La Petit" - Alfred Dreyfus's Humiliation Ceremony
- Lot 32: Three Issues of Le Grelot - Key Dates in the Dreyfus Affair - Illustrated Covers
- Lot 33: "All Doors Open Before Him" - Early Issue of Le Voleur Dedicated to the Writer Émile Zola at the Height of His Career
- Lot 34: Collection of Postcards – Rare Photographs of Émile Zola. C. 1900
- Lot 35: Alfred and Pierre Dreyfus: The Dreyfus Case - First English Edition,
- Lot 36: Collection of Chromolithographic Postcards and Cards Depicting the Wandering Jew. France, Late 19th Century
- Lot 37: Antisemitic Figurine Depicting Fagin, the Jewish Character from Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist
- Lot 38: "People of the Soil" - An Ethnographic Photographic Album Presenting the "People of the Countryside" as the Human
- Lot 39: An Issue of Kladderadatsch - The Elimination of the Opposition on the Eve of the Fall of the Weimar Republic and the
- Lot 40: "More Than an Entire Archive of the League of Nations Is Contained in Every Sentence Hitler Utters!
- Lot 41: Issue of the Antisemitic Magazine Die Brennessel - March 1933 - Antisemitic Cartoons Heralding the Beginning of the
- Lot 42: Issues of Simplicissimus Mocking Winston Churchill and Great Britain During the Height of the Second World War
- Lot 43: Issue of the Antisemitic Newspaper Der Stürmer - March 1939
- Lot 44: Triumph of the Will - The Struggle and Rise of Adolf Hitler and His Movement - Special Photographic Booklet
- Lot 45: Early Greeting Postcards Decorated with Swastikas. United States, Early 20th Century
- Lot 46: Ballot Paper from the Second Round of the German Presidential Election - April 1932
- Lot 47: Election Broadside Issued by the Nazi Party Detailing Adolf Hitler's Economic Achievements Ahead of the Plebiscite on
- Lot 48: Booklet of German Reich Postage Stamps, Berlin - Adolf Hitler - August 1941
- Lot 49: "Why Does the German Worker Support Adolf Hitler?
- Lot 50: "Hitler Reads the Bible" — An Early, unknown Satirical Publication: How the Bible Appears Through Adolf Hitler's Eyes.
- Lot 51: KAVGAM - Mein Kampf - Early Turkish Edition
- Lot 52: Nazi Der Adler Issue - Rare Documentation of the Central Tribute Ceremony Held in Berlin for the Veterans of the
- Lot 53: Souvenir Matchbox from the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games
- Lot 54: Berlin 1936 - The Games of the XI Olympiad - Photographic Booklet Produced Especially for the Olympic Games - Heinrich
- Lot 55: "Jews Out of the Medical Profession" - An antisemitic publication calling for the removal of "Jewish medicine" from
- Lot 56: "Wasn't your surname Cohen? As such, you possess racial characteristics that are hostile to our German spirit...
- Lot 57: Catalogue of an Antisemitic Exhibition Held by the Nazis in the Occupied Netherlands. The Netherlands,
- Lot 58: Invitation Broadside to the Antisemitic "Degenerate Art" (Entartete Kunst) Exhibition. Munich, 1937
- Lot 59: "We Killed the Jews Wherever We Encountered Them" — A Virulently Antisemitic Propaganda Pamphlet by Dr. Robert Ley,
- Lot 60: The Real Discovery of America - Antisemitic publication in Italy claiming that the Jews are the actual rulers of the
- Lot 61: The Holy Plutocracy - An antisemitic caricature booklet published in Nazi Germany - Churchill as the servant of Jewish
- Lot 62: "Frenchmen!... We Must Become [French] Again" - An Exceptionally Virulent Antisemitic Publication from Occupied France.
- Lot 63: Philo-Lexikon – A Practical Reference Guide for German Jews under Nazi Rule. Published by Philo Verlag, Berlin, 1936
- Lot 64: Silent Germany Speaks!
- Lot 65: Pogrom: 10 November 1938 - A Detailed Account, Based on Official German Documents,
- Lot 66: Jacques Maritain - The Jews Among the Nations - An Urgent Appeal for the Defense of Europe's Persecuted Jews on the
- Lot 67: Underground Poland Speaks - Manifesto to the peoples of the world - The first report on the implementation of the
- Lot 68: An Important Issue of HaOlam,
- Lot 69: On the Ruins of Poland – Letters and Diary Excerpts Documenting the Beginning of the Holocaust of European Jewry.
- Lot 70: "The Jewish Question and Its Solution" – Rare Publication by the Children of Mishmar HaEmek on the Condition of the
- Lot 71: The Anatomy of Nazism - An Important Study for Understanding the Nazi System as a Warning Against the Rise of
- Lot 72: Douglas Miller - You Can't Do Business with Hitler. United States, 1942 - Copy Signed by the Author
- Lot 73: The Jews, some plain facts - Rare pocket booklet against antisemitic claims. London, 1943
- Lot 74: Notice Concerning the Mandatory Registration of Jewish Property (Prior to Their Deportation to the Death Camps) -
- Lot 75: Notice Concerning Movement Restrictions and the Prohibition on Jews Entering Central Streets and Public Squares in the
- Lot 76: "Notice Issued by the Governor of the City of Kraków Concerning the Establishment of Residential Areas for Jews" - The
- Lot 77: Official Postal Card Sent from the Theresienstadt Ghetto to Vienna - September 1944
- Lot 78: Food Ration Card from the Łódź Ghetto - June 1942
- Lot 79: Collection of Food and Medicine Ration Coupons and Permits from the Łódź Ghetto
- Lot 80: Medical Laboratory Mortar from the Chełmno Extermination Camp
- Lot 81: The Official and Complete Postal Code Directory of the German Postal Service in the Third Reich. Berlin, July 1944
- Lot 82: Fascist Photograph Album Documenting the Fascist Befana Ceremony. Italy, 1938
- Lot 83: Photograph Album of Jewish Youth in Lithuania Between the Two World Wars
- Lot 84: Six Photographs of Jews in the Ghettos of Poland Taken by Nazi Propaganda PK Photographers - Poland, C. 1940.
- Lot 85: Photo Album of Dachau Concentration Camp – Harsh Photos – Special Allied Edition Published at the End of the Second
- Lot 86: Large Photograph - Morning Roll Call of Women at Ravensbrück Concentration Camp
- Lot 87: Two Harsh Photos of the Execution of Jews from the Bochnia Ghetto Prior to Its Final Liquidation by the Nazis.
- Lot 88: Six Photographs from the Nazi Death Camps Taken by the Allied Forces at the End of the Second World War
- Lot 89: Struthof Concentration Camp, France – Collection of Real Photo Postcards Depicting Scenes from the Camp
- Lot 90: The Nazi Hell - a photo album from the death camps. Amsterdam [1945] - first edition
- Lot 91: Portfolio of Photographs from Auschwitz Concentration and Extermination Camp – Limited Edition
- Lot 92: Photograph of a Jewish Girl Who Disappeared During the War Years
- Lot 93: Sadistic Germany – The Roots of the Institutionalized Cruelty of the Nazi Regime. Paris, 1945 – First Edition
- Lot 94: The Stench of Nazism - Exposing the Crimes of the Nazis on the Eastern Front in Real Time. London,
- Lot 95: The First World War: A Photographic History - Important Photographic Album. New York, 1933 - First Edition,
- Lot 96: "Give Me Four Years" - Anti-Nazi Publication Mocking Adolf Hitler's Promises in the Face of His Repeated Failures
- Lot 97: Official Poster Presenting the Cairo Declaration – Churchill, Roosevelt, and Chiang Kai-shek. November 1943
- Lot 98: Victory Card Game - The English Masters versus the Leadership of Nazi Germany
- Lot 99: "Mein Kampf (suite et fin)" - Anti-Nazi Board Game Issued to Mark the Liberation of Belgium. C. September 1944
- Lot 100: No Kiddin! - A Book of Cartoons by the Renowned British Artist Bruce Bairnsfather, Illustrated During the War.
- Lot 101: "The Voices of Freedom Live On: The Renowned Allied Newspapers of Great Britain" – Early Free France Poster
- Lot 102: Issue of the American Collier's Magazine - Anti-Nazi Illustration by Arthur Szyk
- Lot 103: The Decisive Moment: Prisons and Concentration Camps,
- Lot 104: Guide to the Former Mauthausen Concentration Camp - Harsh Photos from the Camp - Italian Edition
- Lot 105: Unforgettable Truths - An Account of the Survival of Prisoner Oleg Stenbruckha, Who Endured Three Nazi Death Camps.
- Lot 106: Death at Breendonk - Early Testimony of Breendonk Camp Prisoner Edgard Marbaix - Copy Signed by the Author
- Lot 107: Men Without Names - The Ordeal of a Czech Political Prisoner in the Dachau and Buchenwald Camps. Czechoslovakia,
- Lot 108: Buchenwald: The Organization and Underground Activities of the French Deportees,
- Lot 109: For the Truth About the Concentration Camps – David Rousset, Buchenwald Survivor,
- Lot 110: "The Horrors of Dachau Hell" – an early testimony by a prisoner on the torture in the Dachau camp. Liège (Belgium),
- Lot 111: The Inn of Lost Time - Experiences and Confessions - The Story of the Austrian Jewish Dachau Prisoner Raoul Ornaheimer.
- Lot 112: "Dachau: A World Without G-d" - By the former prisoner Father Sales Hess. Nuremberg, 1946 - First
- Lot 113: Dachau Almanac - An Extensive Collection of Testimonies by Dachau Concentration Camp Prisoners Compiled Immediately
- Lot 114: Buchenwald: Things Seen - The Harrowing Testimony of Buchenwald and Ravensbrück Concentration Camp Prisoner Jean
- Lot 115: "Every Night I Said to Myself, 'Emil, You Must Live.
- Lot 116: The White Rabbit - The Harrowing Story of the British SOE Agent Who Escaped from Buchenwald and Testified at the
- Lot 117: The Truth About Buchenwald Concentration Camp – A Firsthand Account of the Atrocities by a Prisoner Who Survived Years
- Lot 118: Buchenwald - Special Album Published on the Occasion of the Dedication of the Camp Memorial by the State Publishing
- Lot 119: Memoirs of a Norwegian "Night and Fog" Prisoner in the Natzweiler-Struthof, Buchenwald, and Dachau Concentration Camps.
- Lot 120: Mountain of Horror: Atrocities Experienced in the Struthof Camp - Testimony of a Former Prisoner of the Struthof Camp
- Lot 121: The Diary of Anne Frank - First American Edition,
- Lot 122: Official Program for the Production of The Diary of Anne Frank in West Berlin - 1956
- Lot 123: Jean Laffitte - Rose France - A Dramatic Story Set in France under Nazi Occupation - First German Edition
- Lot 124: Yizkor – A Historical Memorial Booklet Published on the First Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Switzerland,
- Lot 125: "Zyankali Sam" - Jewish Life Under the Nazi Regime. Schwabach, 1948. First edition
- Lot 126: The Stroop Report – Documents and Photographs from the Destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto – New York,
- Lot 127: "There Are Too Many of Us for a Cattle Car...
- Lot 128: As Long As I Remain Alive - The Story of a Dutch Holocaust Survivor from the Sephardic Community of the Netherlands.
- Lot 129: The Opening Address of the Chief Prosecutor for the Soviet Union, Comrade R. A. Rudenko,
- Lot 130: Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp - Detailed Report by the jurist Jan Sehn,
- Lot 131: Official Calling Card Signed by the Jewish Jurist Benjamin (Ben) Ferencz
- Lot 132: Poignant Photograph of American Soldiers Wounded in Combat Reading a Newspaper Announcing Nazi Germany's Surrender and
- Lot 133: Real photo postcard documenting the return of the "Surrender Room" to the Municipality of Reims - July 7, 1945
- Lot 134: Press Photograph of the Capture of Nazi Spy Heinrich Harm Heinke Prior to His Execution - October 1942
- Lot 135: Press Photograph Capturing the Moment of the Capture of Nazi War Criminal Julius Streicher. May 1945
- Lot 136: "The Man Who Would Read the Verdict" - Lord Justice Lawrence Undergoing a Security Check Before Entering the Courtroom
- Lot 137: Collection of Photographs - Behind the Scenes of the Nuremberg Trials - United States Army Signal Corps Photographers.
- Lot 138: The Nuremberg Trials - Contemporary Documentation of the Trial and Transcripts of the Interrogations of Nazi War
- Lot 139: "The Terrible History of Torture" – L'Illustrazione del Popolo Special Issue on the Nazi Monsters. May 1950
- Lot 140: The Liberation of Paris from the Perspective of a Police Commissariat - Daily Police Log Documenting the Events That
- Lot 141: Order of the Memorial Prayer Service for the Soul of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, of Blessed Memory,
- Lot 142: "In the Valley of Slaughter" – Album of Drawings Depicting the Horrors of the Holocaust. Tel Aviv, 1944
- Lot 143: Two Schoolbooks for Children Published in Amsterdam under Nazi Occupation
- Lot 144: The Jewish Brigade - Five Important Publications
- Lot 145: Six Textbooks for Children of the She'erit Ha-Pletah (Holocaust Survivors)
- Lot 146: Archives of the Displaced Persons Camps in Germany - She'erit Ha-Pletah
- Lot 147: "Lest We Forget: A Pictorial History"—A Photographic Record of the Campaigns of the Second World War. New York, 1964.
- Lot 148: Art Spiegelman – Maus: A Survivor's Tale – Presentation Copy, Inscribed, Illustrated, and Signed by the Author
- Lot 149: On Petya Vorobyov - Set of Soviet Re-Education Postcards - 1961
- Lot 150: Early Means of Payment - The Jewish Community of Miskolc, Hungary. Late 1920s and Early 1930s