Box 15

Postcards dating from the early 20th century with antisemitic caricatures, including common stereotypes of Jews as cheap, unfair businessmen. Often Jews are portrayed with large noses, speaking heavily-accented English. A significant portion of the caricature postcards include German or Yiddish captions. A small number are lighthearted, humorous cards, and another group feature popular song lyrics printed in Hebrew and Yiddish.

Postcards with photographic images of ceremonial objects used in religious services, holiday customs, and daily life. Examples include Torah scrolls and ornaments such as covers, finials, and breastplates. Also includes examples of menorot. Most objects pictured are from museum collections.

Postcards with photographic images of ceremonial objects used in religious services, holiday customs, and daily life. Examples include menorot, kiddush cups, spice boxes, seder plates, mezuzot, and sukkot.