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שמירה לבית וליולדת

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Title שמירה לבית וליולדת.
Scope and content קמיע לשמירה לבית ולוילדת. דפוס אבן. בראש הדף: פה עיה"ק ירושלם ת"ו, למזל טוב. במרכז הדף נדפס: שיר למעלות (תהילים, קכא). בצד ימין: מס[פר] עבה"ק=[עבודת הקודש] בשם הרב חס"ל [=חסד לאברהם] - סיפור המפגש בין אליהו הנביא לבין לילית. בצד שמאל: לחש לעין הרע מהרב חיד"א ז"ל. באיורים: שני צפורים הכותל המערבי. מעשה ידי ... יוסף הס. ליטוגרפיה אצל שלמה מיוחס.
Creation Date [תר"ך?]
Notes Physical condition/מצב פיזי: הועבר מספרית בית העם, פברואר 1982.
Extent 1 דף : איורים
19X28.4 ס"מ..
Host Item אסף הקמיעות
Language Hebrew
Call Number V 183 02 17
Access Rights online_resources
Level of Description File Record
Credits אוסף הקמיעות, הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990040758670205171
      1. שמירה לבית וליולדת

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