Sukkot and Simchat Torah songster = שירון לסכות ולשמחת תורה

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Title Sukkot and Simchat Torah songster = שירון לסכות ולשמחת תורה.
Additional Titles שירון לסכות ולשמחת תורה
Sukot and Simḥat Torah songster
Related place New York (N.Y.)-place of publication
Publisher New York : Jewish Education Committee of New York
Creation Date 1944
Notes Cover title.
Second printing.
Without music.
Words in Hebrew, English or Yiddish, some Hebrew songs also in transliterated Hebrew.
Extent 15 pages
23 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990039177580205171

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