Five postcards with images of Jewish figures from Poland, Germany and the Russian Empire. Early 20th century. The postcards depict children in a Heder, a Jewish vendor in a street, Jewish farmer with a cow, image of a Jewish funeral and more. Two postcards were used, postal inkstamp on front of one; some pencil scribbles on the reverse. Good overall condition.

44 diverse postcards, various publishers and printing dates. USA, Europe and Eretz Israel. 20th century. The postcards portray Jewish figure in daily life, biblical figures, and romantic scenes with Yiddish titlest.
Condition varies, good overall condition. Postcards were not used.

Five postcards with humorous drawings by Menachem Birenboim. "Zentral" Warsaw.
Fair overall condition.

Three souvenir postcards - Beilis Trial, Russian, [1910s], Yiddish.
Image of Beilis appears on two of the postcards surrounded by other figures related to the trial; on another postcard appears Beilis's image with public in court behind him.
Menachem Mendel Beilis was accused of murdering a Ukrainian Christian child named Andrei Yushichinsky in April 1911 to use his blood for preparing Passover Matzot. Beilis was imprisoned by false testimony and his trial began in September 1913. On the background of "the murder" and the trial, an incitement campaign was organized against the Jews. After three years of imprisonment, Beilis was acquitted. After the 1917 revolution, a committee of inquiry was established to investigate the case. Its findings proved that the government knew the true circumstances and staged the trial for anti-Semitic reasons.
Good condition, a few stains.