101st Holyland Postal Bid Sale

MARLENA DIETRICH signed on 8 x 10-inch color photo

AHARON EISENBERG. Top member of 1st Aliyah, prominent Zionist, co-founder of Rehovot, activist of "Hibbat Zion", arrived in Eretz-Israel with his wife in 1886, perfected himself as stonemason in Rishon Le Zion and Jaffa; one of founders of the Keren Kayemet Society for redeeming Eretz Israel lands, foreman on behalf of "Menucha & Nachala" Society, convinced its members to purchase the lands of Rehovot. (also purchased a large part of the land for Nes Ziona Colony in 1891). He persisted to hire Jewish laborers only & willingly paid them much more than for Arab workers, aided Yemenite newcomers to be settled in Rehovot Colony, founded "Neta'im" Society & was appointed advisor of the famed Zeev Tiomkin (who headed the Jaffa Executive Committee). He participated in the special mission which met with Baron Rothschild; he oversaw Jewish lands was a member of many Yeshuv institutions. This is a Hebrew typed letter, dated Jaffa 1928, addressed to the Anglo-Palestine Co. The text regards a land guarantee, for the bank loan to Shmuel Idelson (Zionist activist & pioneer). Land will be given to the bank if loan is not paid within two years. A 50 mil Palestine Revenue stamp is tied to the letter by Eiseberg’s signature & by a linear dater hstmp. FINE & SCARCE!!

12TH ZIONIST CONGRESS pmks of 6.X.21 tie 20 various Czech stamps to regist cvr addressed to Vienna; slight tear at upper left

KEREN TEL CHAI sheetlet of 10, for medical needs

CHEMNITZ 17.9.38 LOGENMUSEUM (Free Mason Museum) with Hebrew “Adonai” in center of pmk ties 3 pfg stamp) to addressed pc. This is the only known German pmk with Hebrew. The exhibition lasted two days.

1943-44 SET OF ROMANIAN JEWISH REGISTRATION WORK IDs AND REGULAR VOTER ID CARD Very rare set of Jewish Registration Work IDs and a Voter's ID card issued by the Kingdom of Romania during WWII to Sigmund Mendelsohn, a businessman and banker, Romanian citizen of Jewish ethnicity, living and working in Bucharest. The 1943 Work Waiver ID is hand signed in blue ink by Radu Lecca, Commissar General for the Jewish Affairs. 4 items in all