Ketubah recording the marriage of the groom Nuriel ben Netanel, with the bride, Yocheved bat Ya'akov Chaim. Herat, (Afghanistan), Elul 1898.
Ink and paint on paper. Scribal writing.
Ornamented architectural frame around text, and simanim in alphabetical order. Witnesses' signatures inside cartouches at the bottom of the Ketubah.
Approximately 46X57 cm. in a frame. Wear and tear. Not examined out of the frame.

Collection of Ketubot, from various dates and places:
* Handwritten Ketubah, Łódź (Poland), 5th of Shevat 1920. Handwritten and signed by the witness Rabbi "Aryeh Simcha ben Rabbi Shatz" [Rabbi Aryeh Simcha ben Rabbi Eliezer Perlmutter, a renowned Torah scholar. Some of his Torah words were printed in the books of the brothers Rabbi Avraham Zvi Perlmutter Ra'avad of Warsaw and Rabbi Moshe Perlmutter Rabbi in Łódź], and with the signature of the second witness "Yehuda David ben Rabbi Zvi Ze'ev".
* Handwritten Ketubah. Garwolin (a village near Warsaw, in the Siedlce region), 1894. Signed by the witnesses "Chaim Elazar ---", "Leibush ben Rabbi Avraham".
* Printed Ketubah (with illustrations). Jerusalem. Completed by hand, Cheshvan 1940. Signed by the witness Rabbi Avraham Azriel.
* Printed Ketubah, completed by hand, Munich, 1935.
* Ketubah, photocopy of a manuscript, completed by hand. Tashkent, 1989.
* Ketubah, photocopy of a manuscript, completed by hand. Karmina (Bukhara). 1993.
* Ketubah for a convert, in colored graphic illustrated writing (by Alexander Feigin). Birvan (Georgia), 1985. Signed by the witness Rabbi "Ariel ben R' Zvi Hirsh" [the Chief Rabbi].
* Printed Hebrew and Spanish Ketuba, Buenos Aires (Argentina), 1976.
* Printed Ketubah. Jerusalem, 1984. Signed by Rabbi Yehuda Ttzedaka.
9 Ketubot, varied size and condition.

* Manuscript, Midrashic compositions written in the form of a piyut. Hebrew with rhymes in New Aramaic: Akedat Yitzchak, by Rabbi Mordechai ben Nissan Sardashti: Moshe Rabbeinu, the exodus from Egypt, Shirat HaYam, war of Og and Sichon, by Rabbi Mordechai ben Moshe [Banai]. Written by the scribe Aharon ben Rachamim HaCohen for Yitzchak ben Naftali. [Persia], 1884. Illustrated title page.
* Manuscript, MIlchemet Yosef V'Yehuda. By Rabbi Mordechai ben Moshe from Bana [Banai]. Midrashic piyut. Hebrew with rhymes in New Aramaic [Persia, 19th century]. Manuscript in ancient handwriting, with replacement leaves in a later handwriting. Some leaves are adorned with fine illustrations of doves and flowers. At the end of the manuscript is the "Seder Tekufot" for the years 1882-1900.
* Shir HaShirim, with Targum Sheni divided for the last two days of Passover. Written by Aharon ben Asher for Yitzchak ben Naftali. [Persia], 1883. Illustrated title page.
* Megillat Ruth, with Aramaic translation. Divided for both days of Shavuot. Written by Aharon ben Asher. [Persia, 1883?]. Illustrated opening words.
Four manuscripts. Dozens of leaves. Approximately 18 cm. General good-fair condition, spotting and wear. Unbound.

Manuscript, "Song for Passover". [Persia], 1914.
Simanim for Passover Seder with Judeo-Persian explanations, and Piyutim. Each Piyut is explained in Judeo-Persian.
Two title pages are illustrated with colored ink (the first title page is torn and partially missing). The writer signed his name several times at the end of the songs: "Josef… Adar 1914…","Yosef Amram". The last song is unfinished.
[15] leaves. 18 cm. Fair condition. Spotting and tears (the text and illustration on the first leaf are damaged), moisture marks and wear. Several leaves are partially detached. New binding.