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Auction #28 - Books
Art Books and Artists Exhibition Catalogs, Jewish art & Judaica, Archaeology & History, Numismatics, Science and Knowledge, Cookbooks and More
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LOT 10:
Islamic Jewelry - catalog no. 281 of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem to an exhibition from 1987, exhibition curator: ...
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Islamic Jewelry - catalog no. 281 of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem to an exhibition from 1987, exhibition curator: Naama Brosh. A very beautiful catalog displaying many images in quality print of antique Islamic jewelry displayed at the exhibition alongside informatory text. English and Hebrew, paperback (glue remnants at the bottom of the spine), overall in good condition, used to be a library book, Peeling on the first page and some pen and pencil scribbles. 21x18 cm, 72 pgs.
