Five cloth Talit and Tefillin bags, with various embroidery styles:
Silver thread embroidery (Flower and Plant themes); A Magen David and the year 1929; The letters Alef and Gimmel with a Magen David and the word “Tzion” inside, branches and the year 1925 on the other side; A Magen David with the word “Tefillin” inside and the year 1935 and the name “Yosef Golov”; Magen David and the letters D.S.
Varying sizes and conditions.

Parchment scroll, with prayers in memory of the souls, Mi She-Berach for the Gaba’im to be recited after Yizkor and a list of the deceased names. "Ein mol fir die alle Harugim fun der Milchama, from the year 1917". [USA? the 1920’s].
The first page mentions the names of the president and the vice president in the prayer of “Mi She-Berach”.
Adorned frames, some of the deceased names were written at the beginning in fine calligraphy, and some of them later on, in simpler writing and with different pens. The last two columns mention women’s names. About 150 names in total.
About 250,000 Jews served in the USA military ranks during WWI, many of whom were young immigrants; approximately 3,500 lost their lives and about 120,000 were injured.
8 columns, (2 of which are on a supplementary sheets). Total size 112X25 cm. Good condition. Comes in an old cardboard and leather cylinder

Shir HaKavod [song of glory] (An’im Zmirot V’Shirim E’erog). Fine manuscript upon piece of parchment. [Hungary?].
Entire poem in fine handwriting (square letters). Sentences recited by congregation written in bold, larger letters. The words “congregation” and “cantor” noted in right margins. Some of the letters on the first line are ornamented with “crowns”.
31 cm. (width 14.5-16 cm). Good condition. Stains. Restored tear in lower left corner, with damage to text. Creases.

A notebook of listing the sale of mitzvoth and aliyot l'Torah in one of the Italian communities. Each of the community members has a leaf on which is written a table of mitzvot and charities: Opening of the Torah ark, Sefer Torah, Sefer Sheni, reading from the Torah on Mondays and Shabbat, putting the crown on the Torah scroll, raising the Torah scroll, haftara, lighting, charity, putting the cloak on the Torah scroll, lighting candles and Kaddish D'Rabbanan. [18th century?].
A list of letters and holes appears next to each of the mitzvot, to mark the amount of the contribution on Shabbat and chagim, when it is prohibited to write. [About other methods for listing contributions, see Catalogue Kedem Auction 2, Items 212-213; Auction 6 Item 7].
The following families are mentioned: Cohen, Sengviniti, Pano, Leve, Nachmani, Pavia, Bolonezi, Deina, Pinzi, Rabba, Yechiya, Moskato, Malach, Vigivani, Mantobani; a separate list for guests (a small bookmark separates the sections of the booklet), families: Ravina, Polyesi, Nachmani, Sengviniti and Orbino.
[43] Leaves, 32.5 cm. Fair condition. Stains, creases and tears on leaf margins. Unbound (remnants of old binding).