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Descriptive Summary Kiev, I. Edward (Isaac Edward) I. Edward Kiev papers, circa 1860 - circa 1980 K0001 40 linear feet Isaac Edward Kiev (1905-1975) was born in New York City to Nathan and Anna (Radin) Kiev. In 1924, Kiev entered the Jewish Institute of Religion [JIR], a new rabbinical seminary established just two years earlier by renowned Jewish leader and activist Stephen S. Wise. In 1925, Kiev began work as a page in the JIR library to help pay for school and soon he took on more responsibilities including cataloging the Hebrew manuscripts. Although Kiev did not complete his studies at the JIR, he continued to work at the library, becoming Chief Librarian in 1942, a position he held until his death in 1975. In addition to his fifty years of service at the Jewish Institute of Religion, which merged with Hebrew Union College in 1950, Kiev also served as chaplain at Sea-View Hospital, a tuberculosis sanitarium, from 1927-75. He later became a pulpit at Congregation Habonim in New York, where he served Associate Rabbi from 1966 until 1973. I. Edward Kiev Judaica Collection Special Collections Research Center The George Washington University The Gelman Library

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Acquisition Information

The I. Edward Kiev collection was donated to Gelman Library by Dr. Ari and Phyllis Kiev and their children, Dr. Jonathan Kiev and Marshall Kiev in 1996.

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Historical or Biographical Note

Isaac Edward Kiev (1905-1975) was born in New York City to Nathan and Anna (Radin) Kiev. In 1924, Kiev entered the Jewish Institute of Religion [JIR], a new rabbinical seminary established just two years earlier by renowned Jewish leader and activist Stephen S. Wise. In 1925, Kiev began work as a page in the JIR library to help pay for school and soon he took on more responsibilities including cataloging the Hebrew manuscripts. Although Kiev did not complete his studies at the JIR, he continued to work at the library, becoming Chief Librarian in 1942, a position he held until his death in 1975. In addition to his fifty years of service at the Jewish Institute of Religion, which merged with Hebrew Union College in 1950, Kiev also served as chaplain at Sea-View Hospital, a tuberculosis sanitarium, from 1927-75. He later became a pulpit at Congregation Habonim in New York, where he served Associate Rabbi from 1966 until 1973.

Kiev was involved in Jewish library and book organizations, particularly after World War Two. Kiev was on the Advisory Committee of Jewish Cultural Reconstruction, Inc., an organization that was responsible inventorying and redistributing Jewish books and artifacts the survived the Holocaust and from 1949-51 he served as secretary. Kiev was president of the Jewish Librarians Association, the predecessor of the current Association of Jewish Libraries, from 1951 to 1959. Kiev worked extensively with the Jewish Book Council, serving as treasurer from 1954 to 1958, secretary from 1958 to 1966. He was an associate editor its publication, the Jewish Book Annual, from 1952 to 1975 and throughout those years wrote the bibliography of American non-fiction books. Kiev was also an editor for Library Trends and Studies in Bibliography and Booklore, contributed to other publications such as the American Jewish Year Book and translated the Kafra Haggadah, published by Feldheim in 1949.

Additionally, Kiev helped support the proliferation of modern Hebrew. He served as chair of the Israel Matz fund, which aided destitute Hebrew writers, including their widows and children, established Hebrew libraries, and funded the publication of literature that promoted Jewish culture. Kiev was a trustee of the Nissan Touroff Foundation that supported Hebrew writers and he chaired the Book Section Committee of the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods' Jewish Chautauqua Society, which helped place Jewish-interest books in college and university libraries

During his tenure at the JIR, the library's collection grew from under 10,000 volumes to more than 100,000. In 1957 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. His stature was such that he was listed in Who's Who in America (1974, 1976, 1978); Who's Who in the World (1964, 1976), and Who's Who in World Jewry (1972). In 1971, Ktav published a festschrift in honor of his sixty-fifth birthday entitled, Studies in Jewish bibliography, history, and literature in honor of I. Edward Kiev.

On December 20, 1930, Kiev married Mary B. Nover, who also worked at the JIR Library. Mary went on to become librarian at New York's Temple Emanu-El from 1949-64. The Kievs resided in Washington Heights and had two children, Ari and Aviva.

I. Edward Kiev died in New York City 1975. __I. Edward Kiev developed an extensive personal library of approximately 18,000 volumes, consisting primarily of books related to Judaic Studies.

Collection Scope and Content

The material listed in this guide is processed and available for use, but there is additional material in the collection that is minimally processed and may not be available for research. Please contact the I. Edward Kiev Judaica Collection, Special Collections, for more information.

Collection Organization

Organized into 6 series: Personal and professional papers, Photographs, Music, Pamphlets, Graphic arts, and Artifacts.

Subject Terms Individuals Kiev, I. Edward (Isaac Edward) Corporate Entitites Jewish Institute of Religion Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion Jewish Book Council of America Temple Emanu-El Topics Hebrew language Hebrew literature Hebrew essays Hebrew songs Music Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Jews Judaism Jewish literature Geographic Locations Israel Jerusalem (Israel) Tel Aviv (Israel) Warsaw (Poland) United States New York (N.Y.) Detailed Description of the Records K0001 Series 1 Personal and professional papers, 1925-1975 1.5 linear feet

50 1781 General correspondence, 1925 - 1945 50 1782 General correspondence, 1952 - 1969 50 1812 General correspondence, 1970 - 1976 50 1813 Application and letter to the Jewish Institute of Religion, 1924

This is the only folder related to Kiev's vital statistics. So also included is information about Kiev changing his birthday and his membership card to the Department of Hospitals.

50 1814 Master Plan for Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1957 50 1815 Against the "Unification Plan", 1951 - 1954

Regarding the plan to merge the Jewish Institute of Religion in New York, N.Y. with Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, OH.

50 1816 Louis I. Newman, 1955 - 1974 50 1817 Committee for Archives and Research Libraries in Jewish Studies, 1973 - 1974 50 1818 Israel Matz Foundation, 1964 - 1974

I. Edward Kiev was chairman of this foundation

50 1819 Ordination certificate form letters, undated

Form letters are printed in Hebrew

50 1820 Bulletins including articles with I. Edward Kiev, 1951 - 1957

Articles that include Kiev contain photographs

50 1821 Invitations and programs, 1943 - 1969 50 1822 Marrige records and certificates, 1936 - 1971

Includes a confirmation letter in Hebrew from Rabbi Kiev certifying that someone is Jewish and acceptable to marry.

50 1823 Library reports, 1950 - 1975 50 1824 Jewish Institute of Religion, 1920 - 1944

Includes meeting minutes, and the Constitution and By-Laws for the Jewish Institute of Religion

50 1825 Honorary Doctor of Divinity degree, 1957

Congratulatory letters and other materials related to Kiev receiving an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1957.

52 1867 Festschrift correspondence and reviews, 1968 - 1973 52 1868 Invitations and letters related to Kiev's Festschrift receptions, 1971 - 1972

Includes letters in English and Hebrew

52 1869 Sea View correspondence and programs, 1947 - 1957 52 1870 Congregation Habonim correspondence, 1970 - 1975 52 1871 Congregation Habonim programs and bulletins, 1970 - 1973 52 1872 Miscellaneous clippings, 1950 -- --ca. --1975 52 1873 Mary Kiev, 1961 - 1965

Also included is Mary Kiev's grammar book from Herzliah Academy.

52 1874 Family correspondence and invitations, 1932 - 1975 52 1875 Condolence letters, 1975 52 1876 Kiev Library Foundation, 1975 - 1977 52 1877 Miscellaneous cards and letters, 1948 - 1975

Also includes a certificate from Hadassah honoring Kiev's contributions to Israel.

53 1878 Reprints of Kiev's writings, 1944 - 1961 53 1879 Sermons, 1955 -- --ca. --1969 -- --ca.

These sermons are drafts of those reprinted posthumously in "Actions, Not Words."

53 1880 Sermons, 1955 -- --ca. --1969 -- --ca.

These sermons are drafts of those reprinted posthumously in "Actions, Not Words."

53 1881 Sermons, 1945 -- --ca. --1975 -- --ca.

These drafts were not included in "Actions, Not Words."

53 1882 Actions, Not Words (copy), 1955 -- --ca. --1969 -- --ca. 53 1883 Miscellaneous Kiev writings, 1945 -- --ca. --1975 -- --ca. 54 1884 Ismar Elbogen, 1912 - 1943 -- --ca.

Folder contains a postcard and letters written in German and Hebrew to Ismar Elbogen

54 1885 Unidentified writings, undated

One piece is dated 1795 and may be valuable.

54 1886 Unidentified writings (non-English), undated

Foreign languages including Hebrew, and possibly Yiddish and Arabic. Some materials are quite old and are possibly rare manuscripts.

54 1887 Miscellaneous correspondence, undated

One letter is in German.

54 1888 Miscellaneous postcards, undated

Postcards are in a variety of languages, including English, Hebrew, and one German from 1942 (war years).

K0001 Series 2 Photographs, ca.1870-ca.1970 0.5 linear feet

44 1421 Two photographs, undated

Includes photocopy of one of the photographs, which depicts a dinner of the Jewish Librarians Association in honor of Rabbi Chaim Lieberman.

44 1422 Six photographs, undated

Four photographs show Mary Kiev, one with I.E. Kiev at a dinner and another with Mrs. Jeannette Salo Baron (among other women). One shows I.E. Kiev with Sam Zeldner in Princeton, NJ in 1973.

Various other photographs depict a man wearing a tallit and cutting challah, women posing with flowers, and men and women attending dinner events.

44 1422.01 Photograph, undated

Mary Kiev at a dinner with Mrs. Jeannette Baron (Mrs. Salo Baron) and other women

44 1422.02 , undated 44 1423 Three photographs from the dedication of the I. Edward Kiev festschrift in Jerusalem, 1971 44 1424 Two photographs, undated

The color photograph depicts I.E. Kiev and several residents from the Sea View Hospital and Home in Staten Island, NY, where he was the chaplain for a number of years. The black and white photograph depicts a large group of people standing on the steps of a building at Sea View.

44 1425 Photograph of six people, including Victor Eppstein and Albert Einstein, undated

Photograph is signed, "To my dear friend Kiev, Victor Eppstein." Eppstein, who is shown standing to Einstein's right, was I.E. Kiev's classmate and best friend.

44 1426 Two photographs of Stephen Samuel Wise, undated

One photo is inscribed by Wise and reads, "friend and comrade," possibly referring to Kiev. The photo is dated October 1943.

44 1427 Two photographs of I. Edward Kiev, undated

One photograph is an original while the other is a copy.

44 1428 Photographs and negatives of I. Edward Kiev, undated

Photograph and negatives relating to the portrait in the Kiev Room, a photographic image of the one used to create the portrait, a negative of the photograph, a negative of the portrait, and a single negative with three 35mm strips from the photo session of the original portrait photograph.

44 1429 Photographs and negatives, undated

Four different photographs with corresponding negatives, and one with multiple copies: (1) one colored photograph with two enlarged black and white reprints and negative of I.E. Kiev; (2) the other is an 8 x 10, black and white photograph of Mary Kiev at Temple Emanu-El's Library and negative; (3) one photograph of I.E. Kiev (reprint) with large columns behind him, along with negative, and (4) one of I.E. Kiev and another man on the left with negative.

44 1430 Six photographs of I. Edward Kiev, undated

All have at least one reprint (duplicate), various sizes, black and white. Also included is a note from Phyllis Kiev concerning the photographs.

44 1431 Twenty-six photographs, undated

(1) Barney and Naomi Nover. Barney was Mary Nover's brother and Washington D.C. correspondent for The Denver Post. After Barney's death in the early seventies Naomi became a White House correspondent. (2) I.E. and Mary Kiev ca. 1950. (3) Tea garden party at St. John's Wood in London, England in July, 1959. Mary Kiev is shown on the right. (4) Color photo of Mary Kiev ca. 1960. (5) Color photo of Mary Kiev, 1962. (6) Mary Nover (Kiev) at age six. (7) World Union London, 1959. Shows Mary Kiev and Mr. and Mrs. John Tepfer. John Tepfer was a professor at the Jewish Institute of Religion. (8) 1953 Passover seder at the home of I.E. Kiev. Shows Mary Kiev, Aviva Kiev, I.E. Kiev, Ari Kiev in the front. In the back are Rose Perper, Jack Perper and Nessie Levine. (9) I.E. Kiev, Susan Tabor and Katherine Markush. Tabor and Markush were assistants at the library. (10) I.E. Kiev with Professor Slonimsky and students at the Jewish Institute of Religion in 1925. (11) I.E. Kiev at synagogue with patients of the Sea View Hospital and Home. (12-16) I.E. Kiev as chaplain with tuberculosis patients at the Sea View Hospital and Home. (17) I.E. Kiev officiating at his daughter, Aviva's wedding. (18) Wedding of Aviva Warsha (I.E. Kiev's daughter). I.E. Kiev is in upper left. Phyllis Kiev is in long gown (as matron of honor) holding Barney Nover's hand. (19) Honorary doctorate reception. I.E. Kiev is on the far right. Also in photo is Nelson Glueck, chancellor of HUC-JIR. (20) I.E. Kiev shown third from the right in the top row. Stephen S. Wise shown fifth from the right on the top row, 1936. (21) Eight people around a dinner table. (22) I.E. Kiev in the JIR library office. (23) I.E. Kiev on far left, standing with five other men at the Jewish Book Council of America in New York. (24) Photograph of man with cyrillic writing, ca. 1900. (25) Photograph of a young man and woman, taken in New York, ca. 1900. (26) Black and white photograph of a couple wearing glasses.

44 1487 Seven photographs from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1926 - 1974

(1) Faculty members and student body at the Jewish Institute of Religion, 1926. I.E. Kiev is shown second from the left on the top row. Mary Nover is the last on the right of the third row from the bottom. Stephen S. Wise in in the center of the front row. Photograh taken at 40, East 68th Street, NYC. (2) Faculty members from the three campuses of HUC-JIR in Cincinnati, 1974. (3) Twenty men inluding I.E. Kiev, Chaim Tchernowitz, Alexander Kohut and Stephen S. Wise. (4) Honorary doctorate reception at HUC-JIR. (5) Twelve men including I.E. Kiev, Paul Steinberg, John Tepfer and Henry Slonimsky. (6) Portrait of Chaim Tchernowitch with Hebrew inscription to I.E. Kiev. (7) Thirteen men and one woman, including I.E. Kiev, Henry Slonimsky, Stephen S. Wise and John Tepfer.

44 1488 Six personal photographs of the Kievs, 1943 - 1962

Reprints which did not come with the original donation. Sent by Ed and Phyllis Feld in 2004.

(1) Dinner party at the Feld's apartment in the Bronx. Shows Mary Kiev, Ari Kiev and Phyllis's mother, Sarah, 1943. (2) From left side, top row to bottom, Phyllis's mother, Sarah, Phyllis's sister, Roselyn, and Ari Kiev. From the right side, top row to bottom, I.E. Kiev, Mary Kiev and Aviva Kiev, 1940. (3) Ari, Mary and I.E. Kiev, 1948. (4) From left to right, I.E. Kiev, Mary Kiev, Ari Kiev and his wife, Phyllis Kiev. In front is Ralph Feld, at whose Bar Mitvah party the photograph was taken, April 1962. (5) Mary and I.E. Kiev. (6) I.E Kiev and Avigda, his son-in-law.

K0001 Series 3 Music, ca.1900-ca.1970 12 linear feet

This series consists of 12 linear feet of long play albums [LPs]. There are roughly one hundred fifty LPs dating from ca. 1900 to ca. 1970.

This series is only catalogued at the file unit level. However, the file units are categorized by genre. These include liturgical and cantorial records, Israeli and Jewish folk records, opera and classical records, musical theater records or spoken word records.

These items were donated with the original I. Edward Kiev Collection.

Although this collection is not catalogued at the item level, each file unit is catagorized by genre.

35 1285 Liturgical and cantorial records, undated

Also includes a binder of sheet music and related literature from "350 Years of Song, a celebration of Jewish America."

36 1286 Liturgical and cantorial records, undated 37 1287 Opera and classical music records, undated 38 1288 Opera and classical music records, undated 39 1289 Spoken word records, undated 40 1290 Jewish and Israeli music records, undated 41 1291 Musical records, undated 42 1292 Miscellaneous records, undated K0001 Series 4 Pamphlets, ca.1860-ca.1970 18 linear feet

This series consists of 18 linear feet of pamphlets, grey literature, as well as some sheet music. There are over 1,200 pamphlets dating from ca. 1860 to ca. 1970.

The materials cover a variety of subjects related to Judaic Studies, with strengths in American Reform Judaism and Zionism. Other subjects include Bible studies, Talmudic studies, philosophy, Cabala, archaeology, art, and book collecting. The pamphlets include sermons, book catalogues, auction catalogues, newsletters, exhibition guides, rare serials, pro-Zionist literature and reports from Palestine under the British Mandate.

Most pamphlets are in English, although many are in Hebrew and German. Other languages which appear in the series include Dutch, French, Yiddish and Spanish.

These items were donated with the original I. Edward Kiev Collection.

01 1 Service of ordination and investiture, 06/02/1974

Contains English and Hebrew

01 2 Anniversaries in American Jewish history for 1950, 1949

Sponsored by the National Jewish Welfare Board

01 3 30th anniversary commission on Jewish education, 1953 01 5 English service with directions, undated

English and Hebrew

01 6 The Jewish review (Jevrejski pregled), no. 5-6, 05/1975 - 06/1975 01 7 Conference on Jewish material claims against Germany, 1970 01 8 Report of the chairman of the board, 11/05/1971 01 9 Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1947-1967, 1967 01 10 Judaica post: journal of philatelic Judaica, no. 19, 07/1961

Tamuz 5721

01 12 The Jewish town Tel Aviv, 1934 01 15 Revised Eretz Israel edition of the complete Talmud, Bavli and Yerushalmi, undated 01 16 Hebrew (modern), world foreign language record series, 05/1961 01 17 As then. . . so today, undated 01 18 Holy Beggars' Gazette, Vol 2, no. 3, 01/1974

Kislev 5734

01 19 Prayers and meditations, 1967 01 20 Prayers and meditations, 1965 01 21 Prayers and meditations, 1952 01 22 Prayers and meditations, 1959 01 23 Covenant with God- challenge to man, 11/10/1973

Joint UAHC/NFTS Biennial Conventions, New York City, in English and Hebrew.

01 24 Presidential sermon, 11/05/1971 01 25 A multi-media Midrash for Shabbat, a probing of the potential meaning and significance of Shabbat through drama, music, visuals and prayer, 1971

English and Hebrew

01 26 A course syllubus on the Jewish festivals, 1970 01 27 Sam A. Lewisohn, 1884-1951, 09/1951 01 28 Commandments creed and prayers, undated 01 30 Rare and unusual books, Anglo-Judaica, Palestine-Israel-Zionism, undated 01 31 Rare books, undated 01 32 Catalog of biblica, undated 01 33 Bloch's list of recent and forthcoming books, general English Judaica including fiction and juvenile Hebraica and Yiddish, 1967

English and Hebrew

01 34 Bloch's list of recent and forthcoming books, general English Judaica including fiction and juvenile Hebraica and Yiddish, 1966

English and Hebrew

01 35 Biblical manuscripts and rare prints in the library of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America (mostly from the Sulzberger collection), 1914 01 36 Auction, Judaica, gold, silver, pewter, brass and other ritual objects form various collections, 06/13/1968 01 37 Jewish ritual silver and other Hebraica, the property of Mrs. Rebecca Davidowitz, public auction sale Wednesday and Thursday March 31, and April 1 at 1:45 pm, 1954, 1954 01 38 The Copenhagen haggadah, undated 01 39 The Schocken Library Jerusalem spring exhibition 1958, Nuremberg mahzor and two Passover haggadot, 1958

English and Hebrew

01 40 Judaica and Hebraica, undated 01 41 List 167, Jewish Belletristic literature, undated 01 42 List 153, prayers and religious poetry, undated

English and Hebrew

01 43 Bibliophily, undated 01 44 List 144, Hebrew and Semitic languages, Bible studies, undated

English, Hebrew and German

01 46 List 150, Far East, undated 01 47 List 139, Hebrew periodicals, jubilee and memorial volumes, collected works, undated

English, Hebrew and German

01 48 Hebraica at the University of Chicago, undated 01 49 Judaica and Hebraica, 1972 01 50 Catalog 240, the Bible: commentaries, undated 01 51 The Middle East and North Africa, Heffer catalogue 41, undated 01 52 The enemies within, 04/03/1937 01 53 Psychiatry and religion, 11/12/1952 01 54 The history of money from the beginning to the present day, 1963 01 55 Jacob Pins woodcuts, 02/03/1953 - 03/03/1953 01 56 Hazor, undated 01 57 Irving Kriesberg, 10/24/1961 - 12/17/1961 01 58 Israeli art, undated 01 59 Concerning the Jews, 1934

Originally donated with correspondence and an article from Mildred Clemmens to Pauline (Mrs. Hugo) Rosenberg. Clemmens also inscribed the pamphlet to Rosenberg, along with comments on the subject of the pamphlet. The letter is housed with the pamphlet.

01 60 Library resources for Jewish studies in the United States, 1975

Reprinted from the American Jewish Yearbook (1974-75)

01 61 New York's World's Fair program, 4/1939 01 61.01 Dedication of the Jewish Palestine pavilion by Albert Einstein, 05/28/1939

Donated with program from the 1939 New York World's Fair (multiple copies).

01 62 Haym Salomon, the patriot broker of the Revolution, his real achievements and their exaggeration, an open letter to Congressman Celler, 02/26/1931 01 63 Short guide to the excavations of Ramat Rahel, 1955 01 64 Palestine book news, 05/1948 01 65 Judaica, silver, pewter, brass and other ritual objects, 12/15/1966 01 66 Edward D. Coleman, librarian and bibliographer 1892-1939, 1959

Reprinted from the Bulletin of The New York Public Library Vol. 63 No. 8

01 67 The Sinai pulpit, vol. 4, 1966 01 68 The Sinai pulpit, vol. 2, 1963 - 1964

A selection of sermons delivered from the pulpit of Sinai Temple, including one after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

01 69 The Dubno maggid, 1951

Reprinted from the Hebrew Union College Annual Vol. 23 part 2, 1950-51

01 70 Judas, the beloved executioner, 1960

Contains obituary from the New York Times 1965. Is inscribed to Rabbi Kiev. Reprinted from the Psychoanalytic Quarterly vol. 23, 1960

01 71 A letter of Maimonides to R. Joseph Ibn Aknin, 1963

Reprinted from Tradition: A Journal of Orthodox Jewish Thought Vol. 5 No. 2, Spring 1963

01 72 Exercises in celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the settlement of the Jews in the United States, 1954 01 73 Bloch books, 1957 01 74 Members Catalog Fall-Winter 1974-75, 1974 01 75 The Israel book publishers' bulletin, 03/1967 01 76 Sabra books Fall 1970 catalog, 1970 01 77 A catalogue of the library of Jewish studies, undated 01 78 Antiquariaat Spinoza, catalogue 8, early Judaism, 1972 01 79 The Jewish Publication Society of America members catalog Spring/Summer, 1977 01 80 Judaica and vetus testamentum, catalogue no. 447, 1972

Dutch and English

01 81 The Society for Old Testament Study book list, 1974 01 82 Books on the ancient Near East, 07/1969

Dutch, German and English

01 83 Catalogue 47: history of the Jews, undated 01 84 Selected list, 11/1968 01 85 1974 catalog: Judaica, Biblica, Hebraica, 1974 01 86 Bloch's bookstore bulletin, Fall 1969, 1969 01 87 The Jewish contribution to civilization, catalogue no. 144, 1940 01 88 Ladino books in the Library of Congress, a bibliography, 1963 01 89 General catalogue, undated 01 90 Tzaddikim 5, a supplement to tzaddikim 4, a catalogue and biblioraphy fo specialized Judaic books, Spring/Summer 1975, 1975 01 91 Tzaddikim, a catalogue of chassidic, kabbalistic and selected Judaic books, Fall 1973/74, 1973 01 92 Catalogue, 1967 01 93 The modern Jewish experience, 1975 01 94 Selected paperbound books of Jewish interest, undated 01 95 Members catalog, new books and complete backlist, Fall 1973, 1973 01 96 List of publications, 1974-75, 1974

English and Hebrew

01 97 Catalogue no. 411, ancient Near East including some Judaica, 1968 01 98 Goldston's catalogue no. 21, catalogue of an important collection of Hebraica and Judaica, undated 01 99 List of publications, undated 01 100 Biblical institute press, catalogo generale, 1969 01 101 Catalogue 82, rare and unusual books relating to Asia including an important section on Palestine, undated 01 102 Rudolf Steiner, works on the science and of the spirit anthroposophy, 1967 01 103 The Magnes Press list of publications, 1929-1969, 03/1969

English and Hebrew

01 104 Over a century of service, Bloch's book bulletin, vol. 38 nos. 162-163, Fall 1967, 1967

English and Hebrew

01 105 Members catalog, January, February, March, new books and complete backlist, Winter 1973, 1973 01 106 Catalogue 177, bibliography and literary history, Hebraica and Judaica, 1974

English and Hebrew

01 107 Ktav chanukah gift catalogue, 1973 - 1974 01 108 Catalogue 159, early Hebrew books, undated 01 109 Catalogue 270, Hebraica Judaeo-German Judaica, undated 01 110 Catalog 236, the Bible, part 1, undated 01 111 Judaica book sale catalogue, 1966 01 112 Awards catalogue, 1966 01 113 List 173: history of the Jews, 1973

English and German

01 114 List 175, 1973

English and German

01 115 Bloch's book bulletin, 03/1963 - 04/1963 01 116 Books of Jewish and Zionist interest recommended by the education department of Hadassah, Fall 1956, 1956 01 117 Catalog: Judaica, Biblica, Hebraica, 1971 01 118 Bloch's book bulletin, Fall-Winter publications of Judaica and Hebraica, 12/1957 - 02/1958 01 119 Supplement to Bloch's book bulletin, 02/1957 01 120 Catalogue no. 59, 06/1969 01 121 The Society for Old Testament Study book list, 1975 01 122 The pleistocene of the central Jordan valley the excavations at 'Ubeidiya, undated 01 123 Important Hebrew books, 05/30/1972 01 124 The Ancient Near East and Judaica, fourteen recent publications, 1967 01 125 List 164, bibliography and history of Jewish studies, 1970

English and Hebrew

01 126 Catalogue 57, the Jews in France, undated 01 127 Catalogue no. 34, 10/1957 01 128 Catalog 240, the Bible, commentaries, undated 01 129 The Solomon Rosenthal collection, 11/1942

English and Hebrew

01 130 Judaica orientalia/theology and related subjects, catalogue no. 41, 1957, 1957 01 131 Jewish coins, auction sale April 3, 1963, 1963 01 132 Microcard catalogue of rare Hebrew codices, manuscripts and ancient prints in the Kaufmann collection, 1957 02 29 Jerusalem, dedicated to the struggle of nineteen centuries waged by the Jewish people from the time that the temple was destroyed to the time that the Knesset --Israel's parliament-- was formally opened in the holy city of Jerusalem, 1950 02 45 Catalogue of Hebrew literature, Fall 1970, 1970

Hebrew

02 133 Catalogue no. 12, Judaica, undated 02 142 Catalog, undated 02 143 List 163, bibliography and booklore, undated 02 178 Conference on the status of Soviet Jews, undated 02 179 Report of the United Nations Palestine Commision to the second special session of the general assembly, 04/10/1948 02 181 The Jewish Historical Society of England, 03/1966 02 277 Art in the Jewish tradition, undated 02 460 The book of life, 09/09/1970 02 594 Zwei Flugblatter den "Klever Getstreit" betreffend, 1931

Facsimiles of two proclamations by the rabbinates of Frankfurt am Main and Mannheim concerning the divorce case of Isaac Neuberg and Lea Gunzenhauser, in 1766

02 621 Igud ha-artsi shel ha-emune ha-bama ha musikah veha-mahal : Hisadrut ha-kelalit shel ha-ovdim ha-Ivrim be-Erets-Yisrael, 10/1953 - 12/1953 02 641 B[et] M[esoher] sefarim "Zohar" ; Nahlat Benyamin 3 tel Aviv, 1963 - 1975 02 644 Reshimat kitve Yad (number 9) shel bet eked ha-sefarim shel harav hatsadik ha-meforsum R. Nahum Dov Friedman, 1900 - 1975 02 652 Davar ha-shavua : musaf erev-Shabat shel "Davar", 03/27/1947 02 653 Davar ha shavua : 50, 05/22/1947 02 654 Davar ha shavua : 65, 09/04/1947 02 655 Davar ha shavua: 88, 02/19/1948 02 656 Davar ha shavua: 114, 08/19/1948 02 657 Davar ha shavua: 115, 08/26/1948 02 658 Davar ha shavua: 126, 11/18/1948 02 659 Davar ha shavua: 132, 12/30/1948 02 660 Davar ha shavua: 134, 01/13/1949 02 661 Davar ha shavua: 135, 01/20/1949 02 662 Davar ha shavua: 146, 04/12/1949 02 663 Davar ha shavua: 150, 05/19/1949 02 664 Davar ha shavua, 158, 07/15/1949 02 665 Davar ha shavua: 161, 08/04/1949 02 667 Davar ha shavua: 146, 04/21/1949 02 668 Leket mi-tokh ha-itonut: 18, 06/1971 - 07/1971 02 669 Maariv: 19-21 September 1969, 09/19/1969 02 1489 Set of Medieval engravings depicting Jewish holidays and rituals, 1600 -- --ca. 02 1501 Ad hoc committee on the Palestinian question, report of sub-commitee 1, 11/14/1947 02 1502 Ad hoc committee on the Palestine question, report of sub-committee 2, 11/11/1947 02 1589 An evidence bill for Israel, 1953 02 1590 Newsletter on Israel religious and cultural affairs, Who is a Jew? Final Act of Drama., 03/1970 02 1607 Music of the operetta "broken violin" in Themoashefsky's National Theatre, 1917 02 1612 Idishe Muzik = Jewish music nu. 1, 7/1934

Sheet music in Yiddish and English

02 1613 Oklahoma : vocal section, 1943 02 1614 Album of songs by Victor Herbert with lyrics by well known authors, 1927 02 1615 Ba-Mahneh, 11/24/1970 02 1616 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 37, 04/11/1946 02 1617 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 38, 04/25/1946 02 1618 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 32, 03/07/1946 02 1619 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 21, 12/20/1945 02 1620 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 34, 03/21/1946 02 1621 ha-Galgal: kerekh 42, gil. 42, 05/23/1946 02 1622 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 40, 05/09/1946 02 1623 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 39, 05/02/1946 02 1624 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 41, 05/16/1946 02 1625 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 33, 03/14/1946 02 1626 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 30, 2/21/1946 02 1627 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 26, 01/24/1946 02 1628 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil. 14, 11/01/1945 02 1629 ha-Galgal: kerekh 3, gil.11, 10/11/1945 02 1630 ha-Galgal: kerekh 2, gil.38, 06/21/1945 02 1631 ha-Galgal: kerekh 2, gil. 37, 06/07/1945 02 1632 ha-Galgal: kerekh 2, gil. 36, 05/31/1945 02 1633 ha-Galgal: kerekh 2, gil. 31, 04/26/1945 02 1634 ha-Galgal: kerekh 2, gil. 26, 03/15/1945 02 1635 ha-Galgal : kerekh 2 ; gil. 27, 3/22/1945 02 1636 ha-Galgal : kerekh 2 ; gil. 28, 3/28/1945 03 134 The Leo W. Gilbert collection of the doar ivri issue of Israel, 03/03/1971 03 135 The book chest, Hebraica and Judaica. . . the scholars approach, undated 03 136 Some recent aquisitions, publications by faculty and alumni HUC-JIR, Spring 1964, 1964 03 137 Geniza manuscripts, undated 03 138 Judaica, Hebrew manuscripts and books ritual silver and other objects, 05/25/1972 03 139 Judaica, 12/16/1965 03 140 Catalogue of books on Palestine and Zionism, Fall and Winter, 1948-49, 1948 - 1949 03 141 Catalogue of the library of the late Rabbi Emanuel Eckstein of Cleveland, undated 03 144 Second and last session, 02/29/1940 03 145 Catalogue of an important library of Hebraica formed on the continent of North America, 1926 03 146 Judaica, gold, silver, pewter & brass ceremonial objects, 1967 03 147 The league for abolishment of religious coercion in Israel, 1962 03 148 Anglo-Jewish art and history, Spring 1969, 1969 03 149 The Hebrew University Jerusalem, general information, undated 03 150 Have you seen? Books of special interest from the Judaica collection, Boston public library, 1965 03 151 Issues: Winter 1961, 1961 03 152 Installation service for Rev. Dr. Julius Mark as senior rabbi of Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York, 09/24/1948 03 153 A statement prepared by George Alexander Kohut, executive director, undated 03 154 The Jewish historical society of England, undated 03 155 Institute for the research of Jewish communities in the Middle East, 5/1949

English and Hebrew

03 156 Meetings of the Jewish Historical Society of England, 1966 03 157 Jewish occupational bulletin, vol. 1, no. 11, 4/1942 - 5/1942 03 158 Jewish occupational bulletin, vol 1, no. 10, 03/1942 03 160 Jewish studies of peace and post-war problems, 1941

Reprint from Contemporary Jewish Record, April 1941

03 161 God's fools, sixteen discourses, 1923 - 1924 03 162 News letter, 1970 03 163 Ismar Elbogen, 1874-1943, a bibliography, 1946

Reprinted from Historia Judaica, vol. 8, no. 1, April 1946

03 164 Hermann Cohen, 1942

Reprinted from Historia Judaica, 1942. Signed by the author.

03 165 Inauguration ceremony of the president of the state, Zalman Shazar, as honorary president of the Historical Society of Israel, 12/15/1964

English and Hebrew

03 166 The university Jewish voice, vol. 2, no. 3, 02/1971 03 167 BJE bulletin, no. 150, Fall 1970, 1970 03 168 Prayer when going on a voyage, undated 03 169 Brotherhood, vol. 5, no. 4, 03/1972 - 04/1972 03 170 Brotherhood, vol. 5, no. 2, 11/1971 - 12/1971 03 171 Evening service for Israel independence day, 1970

English and Hebrew

03 172 The image of the Jews, 11/21/1968 03 173 About the book. . . "friends of the Oscar Hillel Plotkin library", undated 03 174 The Jewish Review (Jevrejski pregled), no. 7-8, 07/1974 - 08/1974 03 175 The Jewish review (Jevresjski pregled), no. 3-4, 03/1973 - 04/1973 03 176 The survival of the Chinese Jews, 1972 03 177 Free Synagogue of Westchester memorial service for Rabbi Max Maccoby, 03/03/1957

English and Hebrew

03 180 Archaeological Newsletter, no. 8, 02/1954 03 182 A bibliography of Maimonides, 1932 03 183 Catalogue of pamphlets on Palestine and Zionism, 1940 03 184 Catalogue of the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, 1941 - 1942

Includes illustrated insert concerning Isaac Mayer Wise

03 185 Madrich hakashrus 5729 for pessach and the whole year, 1969

English and Hebrew