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Gettoni della società di sepoltura

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Gettoni identificativi personalizzati che facilitavano l’entrata di membri di società di chevra kadisha e gemilut chasadim dentro e fuori dai ghetti e all’interno di case private.

Traduzioni

  • Ebraico
  • IngleseBurial society tokens
  • TedescoToken der Beerdigungsbruderschaft
  • Russo
  • FranceseJetons de la société funéraire
  • Olandese
  • Ceco
  • Ungherese
  • Spagnolo
  • Greco
  • Polacco
  • Arabo
  • Yiddish
  • Ladino

Bibliografia

Kirschner, Bruno, Judaica in Nummis, Monatschrift fuer Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums 83 (1939) 590-605.

Kisch, Bruno, Jewish Community Tokens, a Neglected Field in Jewish Numismatics, Historia Judaica 13 (1953), 167-182, 4 plates.

Rezak, Ira, Jewry Reflected, Refracted and Recorded on Medals. New Yoek, Center for Jewish History, 2024.

Wolf, Albert, Juedische Medaillen Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft fuer juedische Volkskunde XIII (1904) 51-62, 9 plates.

Informazioni sull'immagine

Germany, 18th Century, copper coin engraved on one side ג’ח (Gemilut Hasadim) and on the other side the name, Hayyim ben Moshe Folt. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak

Germany, 18th century, brass coin engraved on one sideג’ח’  (gemilut hasadim) and on the other side the name Yuzpa bar Moshe. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Germany (Aschaffenburg?), 18th century. Copper coin engraved on one side ח’ק’א’ב’ (chevra kadisha A B), and on the other side the name Binyamin ben Hirsch. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Germany (Aschaffenburg?), 18th century. Copper coin engraved on one side ח’ק’א’ב’ (chevra kadisha A B), and on the other side the name Binyamin ben Hirsch. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

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