Shabbat-Ausgang

Text on the back -Postkarte An;Production period - ca. 1895;founders, architects, painters etc. - Moritz Daniel Oppenheim;Front Period - 1866;Category - Religious life;Description - The postcard shows the Havdalah (a Jewish religious ceremony that symbolically formally concludes the Shabbat and many Jewish holidays). In the center a man is pouring the wine into a glass, while a small boy is holding the lighted candle. the rest of the family is gatherd around them.;Back Description - An undivided back with two post office marks at opposite corners and a stamp on the upper right corner.;Back Handwritten Text - Fräulein[?] Klärchen Kal[...] Wiesbaden [...] 95 II;Stamp Place on postcard - top right corner of back;Stamp Origin - Germany (Country);Post office marks Origin - Halberstadt (Town);Research details office marks Remarks - A list of the postcards of the Oppenheim series was published on 1899 (see appended file to item hof9-0001).;Research details Stamp Related Bibliography - Purin, Bernahard, Die Welt der Jüdischen Postkarten, Verlag Christian Brandstätter, Wien 2001, pp. 17, 118.