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חתימות מחברים ומו"לים על ספריהם.

חתימות מחברים ומו"לים על ספריהם.

יערי, אברהם, 1899-1966

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Hebräische Autographen von Gelehrten und Schriftstellern in Faksimile : grösstenteils nach den Originalen der Bibliothek der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde Wien / Bernhard Wachstein.

Hebräische Autographen von Gelehrten und Schriftstellern in Faksimile : grösstenteils nach den Originalen der Bibliothek der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde Wien / Bernhard Wachstein.

Bernhard Wachstein 1868-1935

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Jews in the U.S. Army and Navy during the American Civil War.

Jews in the U.S. Army and Navy during the American Civil War.

Henry S. Morais (Henry Samuel), 1860-1935 author

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Drumont, Édouard Adolphe.

Drumont, Édouard Adolphe.

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Carpenter, William Boyd.

Carpenter, William Boyd.

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Perkins, William Henry, Sir.

Perkins, William Henry, Sir.

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Letters.

Letters.

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Papers and correspondence of Joseph Landsberger.

Papers and correspondence of Joseph Landsberger.

Joseph Landsberger 1848-1933

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