Box 48

Scope and Contents This album contains individual stamps on the following topics: synagogues in the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Poland, Spain, and Ukraine, monuments, the Western Wall, tombs and gravestones, commemorations of historical events, artwork reproductions, images of Jerusalem, holidays, biblical scenes, kosher food advertisements, Jewish organizations (of note are stamps featuring the Reichsbund jüdischer Frontsoldaten), caricatures, anti-Nazism, and support for European Jews during...

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Posters published in sets around a theme, organization, or event. Examples include posters featuring holdings of the Israel Museum, a B'nai B'rith Holocaust Exhibition, prominent Jewish women, and holiday images published by the Jewish National Fund. Of note are reproductions of a print series created by Irene Awret as a gift to a 1977 Egyptian delegation to Israel, commonly referred to as the Irene Awret Peace Series.

Scope and Contents

Color and black-and-white posters with no original order, which have been grouped by topical subject or function. The posters date from the second half of the 20th-century and document social commentary, recreational and cultural events, holidays, and prominent Jewish figures. Posters feature artistic images, advertising, or targeted informational content, as in the case of children's learning aids and maps.

Scope and Contents

Color and black-and-white posters with no original order, which have been grouped by topical subject or function. The posters date from the second half of the 20th-century and document social commentary, recreational and cultural events, holidays, and prominent Jewish figures. Posters feature artistic images, advertising, or targeted informational content, as in the case of children's learning aids and maps.

Scope and Contents

Color and black-and-white posters with no original order, which have been grouped by topical subject or function. The posters date from the second half of the 20th-century and document social commentary, recreational and cultural events, holidays, and prominent Jewish figures. Posters feature artistic images, advertising, or targeted informational content, as in the case of children's learning aids and maps.