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פנקס יזכור של קהלת אופנבאך

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Title פנקס יזכור של קהלת אופנבאך.
Related place Offenbach am Main (Germany)-related place
Contributors כרמולי, אליקים, 1802-1875 (בעלים קודמים)
University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg Germany
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Script Style אשכנזית רהוטה
Creation Date מאה י"ט
Notes בכה"י: "העתיק[!] ממימורבוך דק"ק אופנבעך"
בראש כה"י בלועזית ציון בעלים (או המעתיק):
Owner: E. de Carmoly (beg.).
נושא נוסף: היסטוריה. פנקסי יזכור. אופנבך
נושא נוסף: היסטוריה. מקומות. אופנבך
University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg Frankfurt am Main Germany Ms. Oct. 186
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications Catalogue: E. Roth & L. Prijs, Hebraeische Handschriften, VOH vi, 1a-c (Wiesbaden, 1982-1993).
Genre Yizkor books (Manuscript)
Extent 9 דף.
Language Hebrew
Credits From the collections of Universitatsbibliothek J.C Senckenberg Frankfurt am Main, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel.
National Library system number 990001381610205171

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