Lots #264-273 - Documents, manuscripts
- Family and school documents -

All the items are in very good condition unless otherwise stated.

264.           Letters and announcements addressed to the baron Hatvany-Deutsch family.

a, Exemption from army duties issued to Deutsch Sándor. Pest, 1867, with seal and signature of two city foremen.

b, Letter of request to pay duties after sales of house issued to Deutsch József. Form dated from 10. Oct. 1872. Certified with hand written lines by the tax officer. Stamped and signed.

c, Letters thanking donations addressed to Hatvani Deutsch József, (Pest Jewish Community Hearing Impaired National Institute, Hatvan Jewish Charity and Health Fund Women’s Association, Arad Jewish Community letterhead papers). From the years 1888, 1889 and 1900. (Set of 7.)
     

24.000.-

265.           Ausländer Erzsébet (born in 1874.) birth certificate on letterhead paper of the Szeged Rabbinate, with seal and revenue stamps. From August 1895., signed by dr. Friedmann Dávid rabbi. Slightly torn upper part.

1500.-

266.           Purim ceremony program of the Berzsenyi Dániel High School Jewish Religious Circle. Budapest, (1930s) Slgithly torn upper left corner.

1200.-

267.           Request to the Jewish Community Foremen by Deutsch Dávid, requesting waive of children’s tuition fees, due to business hardships (Szeged, 27 June 1897.).

1600.-

268.           Dr. Frenkel Bernát rabbi, religious teacher (1881—1951): Felhívás a zsidósághoz (Announcement to the Jewry, stenciled newsletter), advertising his new Bible translation. Mailed with seal of Dr. Frenkel Bernát Nevelőintézet, March 1939., to dr. Wallenstein Zoltán chief rabbi (Pécs). Slightly worn at folds.

1800.-

269.           Certificate of Kondor Magda, about participation in the bat micvah celebration. Hebrew-Hungarian form by the Buda Jewish Community, sealed, signed by dr. Kiss Arnold leading chief rabbi and dr. Friedhaber Adolf Community president. From the year 5695. (= 1935).

2000.-

270.           Kula (Bács-Kula) Rabbinate, German birth certificate issued and signed by Leopold Strasser (Strasszer Lipót) rabbi, on the birth of Sigmund Deutsch (Zsigmond) (3 January 1852.). Issued in Kula, 27 November 1877. In a suffix the name change of Deutsch to Dénes is stated (from 1903).

Together with: marriage certificate from February 1878. and its Hungarian translation with revenue stamp, sealed and signed (1903). Name change suffix added in 1938.

b, Serb-Croat birth certificate issued by the Kula Jewish Community, issued in 1938, with official Hungarian translation, sealed, signed, with revenue stamp. 

c, Serb-Croat certificate of death issued by Kula Jewish Community on the funeral of Deutsch Bernát (deceased in 1889), issued in 1938, with official Hungarian translation, sealed, signed, with revenue stamp.

d, Serb-Croat certificate of birth issued by the Kula Jewish Community to Dénes Zsigmod (1852), issued in 1938, with official Hungarian translation, sealed and signed, with revenue stamp. 

e, Certificate of payments for burial, written on letterhead paper by the Pest Chevra Kadisa, Mrs. Dénes Zsigmond Hahn Fanny (1917).

(Altogether 7 + 4 pieces.)
     

3800.-

271.           Nikolsburg (Moravia) Jewish Community birth certificate (Geburts-Schein) on the birth of daughter of Nathan Hahn, Fanny (30 July 1849.). Issued in 1875, with seal and signature of the Jewish Registrar Office, with revenue stamp.

2000.-

272.           Concert program of the Pest Jewish Community high school religious circles. Budapest, 22 November 1941. Slightly damaged edge of the print.

1000.-

273.           Girl’s Civil School certificate issued to Róna Éva (Jewish), with all excellent results. Budapest, 1918. Stamped, signed, with registry number. (Slight stains.)

1200.-

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