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Deutsch: Gebetbuch Selichot Minhag
Um 1786 im Besitz der Familie Dreifuss in Niederhagenthal, Elsass. 160 Seiten/80 Blatt, je acht Seiten gebündelt, mit hebräischer Seitenzählung. „Buchstaben von Amsterdam“, „War in den Händen des grossen David Sulzburg aus der Gegend von Breisach“. Besitzereinträge in hebräischer oder deutscher Schrift: Lemle ben Jekel von Niederhagentahl Feiwel ben Haim aus hgt/ Diesses heilige buch ist zugeherig an Herrn Rafael Dreyfuss, Jud von Hagindahll Raphael ben Feiwel Dreyfus („citoyen“) Diesses heilige Buch so Mose [ ] gehert zu dem Reiwel Dreyfuss [ ] Niederhagenthall, 16 7bres 1786 Dreyfuss von Hagen ohll 1775/6 Colmar Objektnummer: 1470 Fotograf: Dieter Hofer |
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