Auction 26 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
Extensive and Varied Collection of Payment means,Tickets and Labels
Opening: $2,500
Sold for: $4,000
Including buyer's premium
Extensive and impressive collection of about 1080 payment means – food stamps, public transportation tickets and various labels.
Collection includes: payment means –"Kupat Holim Amamit Metula"; "Kofer HaYishuv" and "Totzeret HaAretz" labels; JNF labels including Day of Independence labels; "Let my People Go" ticket; ticket "good for 1/2 a piece of sugar" which was used as money by "Neturei Karta" in an attempt to boycott "Zionist" money; "Bills" of an Egyptian "Grush" supplied by Noah Imerman, a baker in Hebron, in the 1920s; labels of "Jewish Relief Office" in Jerusalem during WW I; ticket for a special train ride to the reception in honor of the Satmar Rebbe [1955]; tickets which served as money during periods of shortage of coins; bills and coupons printed for internal use in Kibbutzim and Moshavim; money bill from Lodz Ghetto; additional items. Various sizes and condition. From the collection of Doron Herzog.
Collection includes: payment means –"Kupat Holim Amamit Metula"; "Kofer HaYishuv" and "Totzeret HaAretz" labels; JNF labels including Day of Independence labels; "Let my People Go" ticket; ticket "good for 1/2 a piece of sugar" which was used as money by "Neturei Karta" in an attempt to boycott "Zionist" money; "Bills" of an Egyptian "Grush" supplied by Noah Imerman, a baker in Hebron, in the 1920s; labels of "Jewish Relief Office" in Jerusalem during WW I; ticket for a special train ride to the reception in honor of the Satmar Rebbe [1955]; tickets which served as money during periods of shortage of coins; bills and coupons printed for internal use in Kibbutzim and Moshavim; money bill from Lodz Ghetto; additional items. Various sizes and condition. From the collection of Doron Herzog.
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