Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Dec 9, 2025
DYNASTY, Dec 9, 2025. 210 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (210)
- Lot 1: Theodor Herzl – "The Jewish State" – first Hebrew edition
- Lot 2: "We are facing success or failure" – An important letter by Ze'ev Jabotinsky
- Lot 3: "The situation in the Gaza Strip is unique...
- Lot 4: "Jerusalem, the Eternal Capital of David,
- Lot 5: "We are engaged in a war of life or death,
- Lot 6: A fierce poster issued by the Lehi organization attacking Count Bernadotte, shortly before his assassination
- Lot 7: The Committee of the Hebrew Community in Jerusalem – Collection of Issues Published in the Midst of the War of
- Lot 8: Collection of "Kol Tzfat" sheets published in the midst of the battles of the War of Independence
- Lot 9: Rare and important collection – the handwritten signatures of all the signatories of the Declaration of Independence
- Lot 10: Farewell letter sent by David Ben-Gurion to outgoing Chief of Staff Mordechai Maklef – December 6, 1953
- Lot 11: A non-traditional - early social Haggadah, extremely rare. New York, 1894 – only edition
- Lot 12: Non traditional Haggadah – Ihud HaBonim, Cycle 22 – mid-1940s.
- Lot 13: Government regulations against the cattle plague,
- Lot 14: Collection of Le Grelot issues – The Dreyfus Affair
- Lot 15: "The doctors were the only people in the prison who cared whether Dreyfus lived or died." - The Examiner newspaper (U.
- Lot 16: All issues of the anti-Semitic weekly "Psst!" - Paris 1898-1899
- Lot 17: Three antisemitic posters from the “Exhibition of Monsters” – The Dreyfus Affair. France, 1900
- Lot 18: "The Traitor" - Antisemitic Poster - Alfred Dreyfus - "Monsters Exhibition"
- Lot 19: The Final Acquittal of Alfred Dreyfus – A central article in The Literary Digest. July, 1906
- Lot 20: Six real photo postcards from the honor ceremony held for Dreyfus at the École Militaire following his full acquittal.
- Lot 21: Alfred Dreyfus – pencil on paper
- Lot 22: Antisemitic figurine used as a "swallowing" money box – 19th century
- Lot 23: Antisemitic ashtray – The Jewish Drunkard
- Lot 24: Antisemitic bottle opener. Europe, 19th century
- Lot 25: Collection of antisemitic postcards. Europe, late 19th and early 20th century.
- Lot 26: Antisemitic registration booklet for joining the movement “Defensive and Offensive Alliance of German Nationals.
- Lot 27: Rare Notgeld banknote (1920) featuring a portrait of Anton von Arco-Valley – the assassin of the Jewish leader of
- Lot 28: "JERUSALEM OVERTAKER" – an antisemitic comb-shaped card. Early 20th century
- Lot 29: Antisemitic dollar bill. France, [C. 1942]
- Lot 30: Collection of personal letters enclosed in mailing envelopes affixed with labels bearing vicious antisemitic content.
- Lot 31: Ballot paper for party lists in the German Reichstag elections – November 1932
- Lot 32: Rare photo booklet from early Nazi Party events. Berlin, 1933
- Lot 33: Collection of cards from the series “The New Reich”. Events of the Nazi party's rise to power. Germany, 1933
- Lot 34: Adolf Hitler – The Emergence of a People’s Movement – an early propaganda publication portraying Hitler as the savior
- Lot 35: "The German Student Association" Officially Adopts Nazi Ideology – September 1933 – special issue of Der Deutsche
- Lot 36: Adolf Hitler: His Life and Work – a Nazi publication aimed at presenting a softened image of Hitler in occupied Holland
- Lot 37: Photo folder from the Eagle’s Nest – Adolf Hitler’s residence in the Bavarian Alps
- Lot 38: Nazi thanksgiving prayer marking the annexation of Austria into the German Reich. April 1938 – extremely rare
- Lot 39: At Home in Nuremberg: First Reader – the first reading book for children,
- Lot 40: "Die Arbeitsmaid" – the women's division of the German Reich Labour Service. Berlin, 1936
- Lot 41: The Course of Our Lives… Flowers Along the Path of Life" – A Nazi publication that rewrites the history of the Third
- Lot 42: Hitler Youth savings booklet – Hitler stamps of the Third Reich
- Lot 43: Photo album of the Hitler Youth in the German Labour Service. Austria, early 1940s
- Lot 44: "Only those who storm ahead have the right to live" – a photo album from the life of the Land Year program of the
- Lot 45: Armband of a youth in the German Labor Service - RAD
- Lot 46: Personal military service booklet of a Nazi soldier in the infantry of the Landwehr forces in Nazi Germany
- Lot 47: The antisemitic play “The Dybbuk” in an issue of the weekly Le Charivari. February 1928
- Lot 48: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion – French edition distributed by the Germans in occupied France. [Early 1940s]
- Lot 49: "The Public Officials of Zion" – Antisemitic issue of Le Coup de Patte. June, 1932
- Lot 50: Two issues of the antisemitic newspaper Der Stürmer – February 1939
- Lot 51: Madagascar – a rare anti-British publication issued in Vichy France to justify French control of the island
- Lot 52: Second Front... Scorched Earth – French antisemitic propaganda booklet from the Vichy period,
- Lot 53: The Real Discovery of America - Antisemitic publication in Italy claiming that the Jews are the actual rulers of the
- Lot 54: Ninotchka – an anti-Soviet propaganda story about a girl who turned in her mother to the Communist secret police
- Lot 55: The Brown book of the Hitler Terror and the Burning of the Reichstag - On Nazi Terror in Germany - First American
- Lot 56: "Hitler's Germany: The Nazi Background to the War" – an early publication exposing the brutal conduct of the Nazi
- Lot 57: "The Nazi Rule in Poland" – one of the earliest publications on the Holocaust of European Jewry while it was still
- Lot 58: The Economics of Barbarism: Hitler’s New Economic Order in Europe – London, 1942 – first edition
- Lot 59: Never Again!
- Lot 60: Winston Churchill is the Brave Man to Stop Adolf Hitler – a rare issue of the Warsaw newspaper Welt-Spiegel – May 1939
- Lot 61: Churchill – William Thompson – First French Edition
- Lot 62: "We, the Jews of Germany,
- Lot 63: Jewish cookbook published in Berlin under Nazi occupation by the “Jewish Women’s Association” – 1937
- Lot 64: The British White Paper of 1939 – The Final Negotiation Between Britain and Nazi Germany Before the Outbreak of World
- Lot 65: Rare poster issued by Agudath Israel World Organization calling for a day of fasting over the threat of annihilation
- Lot 66: The Jewish Agency calls for the unification of Jewish and Arab forces in light of the Nazi threat to the Land of Israel
- Lot 67: Uniform of a Jewish youth in the "Hashmonai Group" movement – Poland, interwar period
- Lot 68: Viennese passport of the Jew Sigmund (Israel) Gottlieb under Nazi occupation, marked with the letter 'J'
- Lot 69: Viennese passport of the Jewish woman Margit (Sara) Gottlieb under Nazi occupation,
- Lot 70: Identity card of Margit (Sarah) Gottlieb, marked with the letter J and the added name "Sarah"
- Lot 71: Registration card of a Jewish prisoner at Gross-Rosen,
- Lot 72: Two banknotes from Westerbork camp – Netherlands. February 1944
- Lot 73: Banknote from the Łódź Ghetto, issued as part of the first series of notes – 1940
- Lot 74: School registration card of a Jewish female student in the Łódź Ghetto.
- Lot 75: Shanah Tovah greeting for the children of the ghetto from the head of the Judenrat in the Łódź Ghetto,
- Lot 76: Two official food ration coupons from the Łódź Ghetto for workers and representatives within the ghetto system
- Lot 77: Three registration certificates of Jews deported to the Theresienstadt Ghetto
- Lot 78: Nazi registration form of a Jewish nurse in Galicia (July 1942)
- Lot 79: Yellow patch of a girl from the Prague Ghetto who was sent to the Theresienstadt camp
- Lot 80: “A Satanic Plan” - Rare issue of the British weekly Zionist Review reporting on the mass extermination of European
- Lot 81: Large photograph documenting the destruction of Jewish shops by the Nazis during Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken
- Lot 82: Rare collection of photographs from the city of Warsaw upon the entry of the Germans following its conquest –
- Lot 83: Rare photograph of the deportation of children from the Łódź Ghetto to their deaths at the Chełmno extermination camp
- Lot 84: Collection of harsh photos from the Dachau death camp
- Lot 85: Collection of shocking photos documenting the atrocities of the Nazis
- Lot 86: Large photograph of Dachau camp inmates at the time of the camp’s liberation – April 1945
- Lot 87: Rare photograph of the last group of children rescued from the inferno of Buchenwald camp. April, 1945
- Lot 88: Album – Harsh Photos from the Birkenau Camp. Poland, postwar
- Lot 89: “For all these atrocities, Nazism and its supporters bear responsibility – we must never forget.
- Lot 90: Pernkopf Atlas – An anatomical atlas of the human body illustrated using corpses of Jews sent from the death camps.
- Lot 91: Exhibition Catalog "Crimes of Hitler" held in Paris 1945 - Disturbing photographs of Nazi atrocities and exhibition
- Lot 92: Issue of Picture Post magazine dated 22 September 1945 – documentation of the encounter with survivors of the
- Lot 93: Remember That – A Testimony and Collection of Harrowing Photographs from the Dachau Death Camp. Munich, 1950.
- Lot 94: 15 drawings from a concentration camp. By Auschwitz escapee and camp inmate Jan Komski. Munich, 1946 – first edition
- Lot 95: "Futsches Reich" stamps designed by the Propaganda Department of the Allies in World War II
- Lot 96: "Thus Fell Aachen" – A double-sided propaganda leaflet dropped by Allied forces over German positions following the
- Lot 97: Issue of the French newspaper L’Aube reporting the death of Hitler from a “cerebral hemorrhage” – May 3, 1945
- Lot 98: L’Humanité – Adolf Hitler’s Body Identified with Certainty – Issue from June 7, 1945
- Lot 99: Special issue of the Australian The Telegraph announcing the end of World War II – May 8, 1945
- Lot 100: Victory Edition of The Daily Intelligencer newspaper – Pennsylvania – May 8, 1945
- Lot 101: Special edition of the French newspaper Cité-Soir, issued to mark one year since the liberation of Paris. (August 1945)
- Lot 102: Victory Day issue of the local French newspaper Les Allobroges - dated May 9, 1945
- Lot 103: Victory Issue of the American magazine Newsweek – May 14, 1945.
- Lot 104: An impressive photo album documenting the liberation of Rouen in Normandy – France, 1944
- Lot 105: The Gaze Upon the Face of Victory – Belgium's Victory Issue from World War II. May 12, 1945
- Lot 106: Game board – The Road to Victory – Arabic edition
- Lot 107: Collection of Anti-Nazi Caricatures – The Finest Works of Moscow’s Artists at the Height of World War II. London,
- Lot 108: Booklet of anti-Nazi caricatures mocking the Vichy regime in France [1940s]
- Lot 109: Issue of the American Collier’s – anti-Nazi cover illustration by Arthur Szyk
- Lot 110: Arthur Szyk – set of anti-Nazi postcards in the original envelope
- Lot 111: Five anti-Nazi postcards foretelling the downfall of Adolf Hitler – with pull-tab flaps
- Lot 112: Four wall maps – U.S. Army in World War II
- Lot 113: The Extermination Camp – an early publication on the atrocities of the Majdanek extermination camp. Moscow,
- Lot 114: 1000 days in a concentration camp - a report from Dachau, Mauthausen and Gusen concentration camps. Mannheim, 1946
- Lot 115: "A Journey Through Hell" – a rare testimony by a survivor who endured the inferno of the Ravensbrück women’s camp,
- Lot 116: In the Domain of the Gestapo - From the Notes of a Prisoner Tortured in the German Gestapo's Dungeons. Lipstadt,
- Lot 117: Edmond Gorgemans – Drawings from Mauthausen – numbered copy, signed by the author
- Lot 118: "The Horrors of Dachau Hell" – an early testimony by a prisoner on the torture in the Dachau camp. Liège (Belgium),
- Lot 119: Mauthausen,
- Lot 120: 15 Cigarettes – the testimony of a Romanian officer who was captured by the Nazis and sent to the Mauthausen camp -
- Lot 121: Guide to the Old Mauthausen Concentration Camp – harsh photos from the camp
- Lot 122: Documents of Crimes and Suffering – an early compilation of testimonies by prisoners from the death camps. Kraków,
- Lot 123: "So That We Do Not Forget" – a rare documentation of the Italian partisans' struggle against the Nazi occupier. Turin,
- Lot 124: The Journey of Colonel Blake – a documentation of Colonel Blake’s time in Nazi-occupied Holland. London,
- Lot 125: The Drama in Caen – a rare testimony of a survivor of an execution,
- Lot 126: “Confession” given by the commandant of the Mauthausen camp, Franz Ziereis, regarding the atrocities he committed,
- Lot 127: The autobiography of Rudolf Höss, the commandant of Auschwitz,
- Lot 128: The First Official Leaflet of the Dachau Survivors’ Organization: The Founding of the Organization and Its First
- Lot 129: The Diary of Anne Frank. Paris, 1950 – First edition in French
- Lot 130: Punishment at the Scene of the Crime – double-sided broadside announcing for the first time the punishment awaiting
- Lot 131: Collection of photographs from the Nuremberg Trials – taken by U.S. Army Signal Corps photographers. Nuremberg,
- Lot 132: Clothing pin - the insignia of Internal Security Unit 6850 during the Nuremberg Trials
- Lot 133: Testimonies from the Nuremberg Trials – Keitel, Jodl, Göring,
- Lot 134: The Detroit Times newspaper sheet reporting the sentencing of the Nazi war criminals at the Nuremberg Trials.
- Lot 135: The Nuremberg Trial – The Nazi Criminals Before Their Judges – Real-Time Journalistic Report from the Nuremberg
- Lot 136: "Europe Amérique" – Hermann Göring Invented the Gestapo – a feature article on Hermann Göring ahead of his trial in
- Lot 137: The Lonely Man of Spandau – an extensive article on the Nazi war criminal Rudolf Hess at Spandau Prison,
- Lot 138: Transcripts of the interrogations of Nazi war criminals at the Federal Court in Switzerland – internal publication by
- Lot 139: Ten Unsubjugated Allies – An official report on the activities of the coalition of nations established in the struggle
- Lot 140: New Soviet Documents on Nazi Atrocities – an early report on Nazi crimes in the territories occupied by the Soviet
- Lot 141: First publication of secret German documents discovered in the archives of the German Foreign Ministry and seized at
- Lot 142: Never Forget - The Battle for Warsaw Ghetto.
- Lot 143: "Names and Numbers of Youth and Children 1947–1948" – printed lists of thousands of names of child survivors of the
- Lot 144: Press Photographs from the Eichmann Trial
- Lot 145: Two issues of the American newspaper The National Police Gazette,
- Lot 146: Eichmann: The Architect of Slaughter – on the life and capture of the arch-murderer Adolf Eichmann – the personal copy
- Lot 147: Opening speech by Attorney General Gideon Hausner at the Eichmann trial – a dedicated and signed copy to Nicholas
- Lot 148: The Ghetto Revolt – a rare edition in Persian, published in Iran
- Lot 149: Three children's educational books printed for the She’erit HaPletah (Surviving Remnant) in Germany
- Lot 150: The Pogroms Against the Jews 1918–1921 – a rare photographic publication on the pogroms against the Jews in Russia and