Cover made for the five books of Moses]]> Made around 1700 in Italy]]> Hungarian]]> New Year's greeting card: Ark of the Covenant]]> 3202]]> Hebrew]]> Újévi üdvözlőlap: Kohanita öltözék mellvéde 
New Year's greeting card: Priestly breastplate]]>
The priestly breastplate was a sacred breastplate worn by the High Priest of the Israelites, according to the Book of Exodus. In the biblical account, the breastplate is sometimes termed the breastplate of judgment, because the Urim and Thummim were placed within it. These stones were, at times, used to determine God’s will in a particular situation (see Exodus 28:30). It should be noted that using these stones did not always determine God's will (see 1 Samuel 28:6). If any other way was not given by God, the high priest would find God's guidance. The twelve jewels in the breastplate were each, according to the Biblical description, to be made from specific minerals, none of them the same as another, and each of them representative of a specific tribe, whose name was to be inscribed on the stone. According to a rabbinic tradition, the names of the twelve tribes were engraved upon the stones.]]> 3202]]> Héber
Hebrew]]> Újévi üdvözlőlap: Frigyláda előtti ima
New Year's greeting card: Praying at the Ark of the Covenant]]> 3198]]> Héber
Hebrew]]> Újévi üdvözlőlap: Mózes 
New Year's greeting card: Moses]]> 3200]]> Hebrew]]> Újévi üdvözlőlap: Kohanita főpap 
New Year's greeting card: High priest ]]> 3200]]> Héber
Hebrew]]> Hungarian]]> Humoros képeslap 
Humorous postcard]]> Yiddish text: Mendel (a potential convert): “Please tell me, Ivan Ivanovich, what should I wear to my baptism?” Ivan Ivanovich: “I really couldn’t tell you, we generally wear a diaper!”]]> 2110]]> Yiddish]]> Humorous postcard: The Jewish question]]> 2107]]> Yiddish]]> Humorous postcard: The Elderly Bride]]> Yiddish text:
Pawel Woldimidovitch: "When did you become engaged?" Rivka Minsker: "On Passover" P.W.: "What is this Passover?" R.M.: "It happened once, a while ago, when the Jews left Egypt." P.W.: "Good Lord! Such a long time and you are still not married!"]]> 2113]]> Yiddish]]>