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LotNo.	Symbol	Lot Description
141		EARLY TRADE CARDS FOR JEWISH MERCHANTS mostly colorful, see cards for shoes, clothing, dry goods, tailor, school books, jeweler, about 45 cards, condition varies but generally fine or better (Image) (imagea)	CLOSED
142		HEBREW HSTMP on stampless folded letter from Romania (just outer paper – no letter inside), red sealing wax and BUDEP pmk on back, Hebrew has “Love your neighbor as yourself” and “Here I took the people of Israel from among the nations” [PH in catalogue has just seal right side up & enlarged, full item with back showing on web] (Image)	CLOSED
143		BIBLICAL & JEWISH SCENES 7 pieces from what probably was a mobile: Sabbath Diner. Samson, Moses in basket, Rabbi blessing child, Tashlich, Joseph sold, child with animals, also pane with 6 stickers (Image)	CLOSED

Anti-Semitic

LotNo.	Symbol	Lot Description
144	DO	ROYAL ANTI-SEMITIC DECREE 1720 Issued by King George Ludwig (better known as King George I), "Ruler of Great Britain, France, Ireland, Protector of Faith, Duke of Braunschweig & Luneburg" etc. "(sic.). Printed in German, dated Hanover 8 October, 1720. The text has: "In spite of the strict order that forbid entrance of Jewish beggars and due to the fact that we have severe diseases in our region [that is, carried by the Jews], yet - Jews are still begging handout. Therefore, I obey... Within eight days... there will be no more Jewish beggar in Braunschweig & Luneburg. .. No excuses, no exceptions... Those who will be found will be punished & expelled... Those who issue Passports for Jews or give them dwelling - will be fine at 10 Tallers. .. Every Jewish beggar which will be captured, will be fine at 10-14 Tallers, and will be imprisoned in a pit (sic.) just like the worse dogs. .. He will be fed with bread & water... be very well beaten - to make sure that he will never wish to return... Especially Jews are being ordered to follow these orders... ". Incredible mixture of pure hatred, worse Anti-Semitism & superstition, expressed by no other than the King! George I (1660-1727) was the first Hanoverian King of Great Britain). Printed in German on one side of a watermarked sheet, c. 12.7 x 16 inches, an albino type of embossed (Royal?) seal stuck twice near bottom, 288 years old Royal document, well preserved (vert fold) F-VF IMPORTANT & VERY RARE! [PH in catalogue has top of left half, two PHs on web have most of the item] (Image) (imagea)	CLOSED
145		ANTI-SEMITIC MONETARY RECEIPTS (1) drawing depicts a Jew selling a large night cup, text indicates that she states it is too big and he responds that the nights are long and that she will need a big one, on back: 1 Mark and NOTGELD with building (2) 75 pfg in green, drawing depicts a barber giving a Jew a shave (3) 1 Krone, on back: The gold is in the Jewish Banks (Image)	CLOSED
146		Austrian Notgeld (austerity paper money) 1920. 80 Heller, issued by the Party administration of the German Freedom & Order Party of Upper Austria, depicts a Jewish type kneeling on the ground near his large sack of goods, while an armed Policeman points at him. Captioned "I tell you, and I mean it- Isaac: Schleich (a creep, sneak) is the worse enemy"... (Image)	CLOSED
147		ANTI-SEMITIC GERMAN NOTES (1) about Jewish control in America (2) is Austria on back Jews and Cechins Welcome (3) The fight of the Jewish Press (Image)	CLOSED
148		VE VANT VAR label with Star of David, issued by Lindbergh’s America First Committee 1940,accusing the Jews of promoting war against Germany, 10 copies (Image)	CLOSED
149		(1) colored ppc with Anti-Semitic scene, circa 1905 mailed in Canada, some staining (2) Order form for “The International Jew” (3) We Are Back label with Swastika (Image)	CLOSED
150	PP	GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC PPC: 1910, black & white illustration of a grotesque Jewish family, wearing a mishmash clothes, trying to cross a bridge, but blocked by the "PARITZ" (the vicious Landlord) at right and by his dog at left. Captioned at top "NISCHT-AHIN, NISCHT-AHER", ("Not here and not there") The caption is spelled in YIDDISH: "NISCHT"­ while the correct spelling in German is "NICHT". Card issued in Krakow 1909, franked with German stamp & mailed 1910 from Kattowitz to Munster, has ms. message in German. ABOUT VF (Image)	CLOSED
151	PP	NAZI ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA PPC: 1937, black & white illustrated ppc issued by the "Deutscher National Sozialistischer Verein Vienna" (the German Nazi Union in Vienna). Captioned "CLEAR THE WAY FOR MOTHER GERMANIA”, depicts two German farmers & single laborer, smashing the Jewish throne and facing two wealthy well dressed Jews at right, while a poor German family is watching the scene (upper right). A fence with a sign marked "Entrance forbidden" already broken by the irate Germans, allows them a direct access to the Jewish tycoons. On the ground & underneath the broken thrones are plenty of flyers which read "JUDEN PRESS" (Jewish press & media control) & "JUDEN RAUAS". A 5 line printed text of the Nazi Union is on the back. Franked with two Hitler stamps, with message, mailed from Gmunden. Fine (Image)	CLOSED
152	PP	GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC PPC 1902 Black & white, titled "DER KLEINE COHN" (Tiny Cohn, a common German degrading "nickname" for the typical Jewish stereotype) and features a Jewish-like funeral/escort scene, with Tiny Cohn riding the coach, followed by repulsive looking Jewish family, few secular & Orthodox relatives. The bottom caption is in rhyme: "Kleine Cohn has reached his eternal rest, so has his fork!" (i.e. he was a demon. . .). . . His jokes will no longer make us laugh. . . the tiny man is no longer with us". Mss at bottom, mailed in Berlin. F-VF (Image)	CLOSED
153	PP	GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC PPC Multicolored, depicts a carnival scene, with a special booth of "KLEINE COHN” marked "Feeding Kleine Cohn on 19.00", shows two "well dressed" Jews with long noses, and a pair of elder Jewish males escorting a German lady... c. 1910 F-VF (Image)	CLOSED
154	PP	NAZI ANTI-SEMITIC POSTCARD: Black & white pc entitled "Jungle of German Labor", with Nazi Swastika sign at right. Features a huge industrial plant complex along with a railway & a picture of Dr. Ley (Nazi politician, headed the "German Labor Front" Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF, 1933-1945) .Part of the long rhymed "song" reads: After a long working day, we bring distress & poverty back home... Patience betrayed brothers...JUDA'S throne is shaking". Obviously a most vicious attempt to blame the German Jewry of being responsible for the rather low wage of German Industrial laborers. DAF was the Nazi National unity worker's organization & the largest organization in the Third Reich. Dr. Ley was to be put on trail at the Nuremberg War Trails but four days after receiving the indictment, he hung himself in his cell. About VF (Image)	CLOSED
155		THE ROSENBAUM AND HIS OFFSHOOT anti-Semitic card from Germany depicting Jewish man, his wife, and child. (Image)	CLOSED
156	PP	PASSION OF CHRIST PLAY 3 sepia cards (1) Judas at the Sanhedrin (2) Jesus with Herod (3) Denial of Jesus	CLOSED
157	PP	ANTI-SEMITIC POST CARDS 7 colored and 1 black and white card negatively depicting Jews (1) young couple with bags of money (2) haberdasher or tailor (3) pawnbroker (4) money lender [this damaged] (5) authorities of the land {French, black and white] (6) admiring Jews (7) German card depicting Jew attempting to get horns off a bull (8) German card depicting one Jew isolated while another talks to other men [some postally used] (Image) (imagea) (imageb)	CLOSED
158	PP	Dutch multicolored ppc 1906, based upon a "Futuristic" scene showing four Dutch and one Jewish rookies being inspected by an army physician, just before draft. The JEWISH rookie (at center) may be detected in a glance... Captioned "Lotelingen 1907" at upper left, on back “postcard” is in eight languages, locally mailed 1906. About VF (Image)	CLOSED
159	PP	Austrian colored ppc 1907 showing a dog urinating on three repulsive looking Orthodox Jewish guests, captioned "Greetings :From Karlsbad Springs", Franked with Austrian stamp (Karlsbad then was part of Austro-Hungary), Has German message, mailed to Dresden, Germany. About VF [PH is on PH-07] (Image)	CLOSED
160	PP	EARLY GERMAN ANTI-SEMITIC POSTCARD: (pre 1904 as undivided back), multicolored, features a well dressed Jewish couple, but with drastic mismatched colors, dancing at a carnival's ball, the man has his side-locks raised, shaped like a devil, captioned "Carnival style greetings", issued by Ottmar Ziehen of Munich, light scratch at upper left comer, Fine + (Image)	CLOSED