A stamp used by kosher butchers to mark the meat as kosher.
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Hebrewחותמת שחיטה כשרה
GermanKoscher-Stempel für Fleisch
RussianШтамп о кошерности мяса
FrenchTampon de cacherout
DutchKoosjerstempel
ItalianTimbro per la macellazione rituale.
CzechRazítko šocheta
HungarianHekserpecsét
SpanishSello de matanza ritual kasher
GreekΣφραγίδα κασέρ για την τελετουργική σφαγή
PolishPieczęć koszerności uboju rytualnego
Arabicختم اللحم الحلال
Yiddishחותם פֿון דער כּשרער שחיטה
LadinoStampiya de degoyar kasher
Image information
Basel, Switzerland, 1980. Iron sheet. 12,8 x 3 x 2,4 cm. Jewish Museum of Switzerland, Basel. Photo: Dieter Hofer
Alsace, 18-19th century ?. Wrought iron. L: 43,3 cm, W: 4,4 cm2 . Jewish Museum of Switzerland, deposit from the Museum der Kulturen Basel. Photo: Dieter Hofer
Rome, 19th century. Kosher stamp, hammer and authorization for Moshe Iekhiel, son of Ghersom Haim Ascarelli, to slaughter meat according to Jewish precepts. Collection Jewish Museum of Rome, Italy. Photo: Araldo Di Luca
Shochet authorization/recommendation. Tunis, 1956. Printer: Imp. Uzan. Gross Family Collection, Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo: Ardon Bar-Hama