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Invitation for a ceremony commemorating the Throne anniversary of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia

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מימון, שלמה בן יהושע,
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Reference Code
ARC. 4* 792 01 A14.32
Dates
1822
Languages
lat;
Description
The file contains a printed invitation in Latin.
Title Invitation for a ceremony commemorating the Throne anniversary of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia.
Contributors מימון, שלמה בן יהושע 1753-1800
בית הספר הגבוה למדעי היהדות (ברלין) (בעלים קודמים)
Notes Copies/עותקים: There is a microfilm copy: F 45618.
Host Item Leopold Zunz Archive
Former Call Number F 45618
Level of Description File Record
Copies There is a microfilm copy: F 45618.
Ownership history לפנים בקרן לשמור אוצרות יודאייקה מס' 15, ולפני כן בביה"ס הגבוה ליהדות בברלין.
כתבי-היד שבקרן לשימור אוצרות יודאיקה היו לפנים בבעלותו של א' גייגר (HB כרך 17 1877, ע' 11-12) ועברו לבה"ס הגבוה למדעי היהדות בברלין. ב-1984 נמכר האוסף במכירה פומבית אך המכירה בוטלה וכה"י נמסרו לבעלות הקרן אך הופקדו בספריות יהודיות
National Library system number 990038852880205171
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