Lot, ketubah and shtar tna’im—Morocco, beginning of the 20th century.

1. Handwritten ketubah, Mizrahi cursive handwriting, on official letterhead with inscription and numbering. Dovdo (northeastern Morocco), 17th of Kislev 1940. At the top are verses and blessings in Assyrian script by a scribe. Rabbinical signatures. Stamp of Rabban Daligi (the nickname of rabbis in Morocco at that time). Stamps of the country. 2. Shtar Tnayim, defective. Mizrahi cursive handwriting, on official letterhead with inscription. Dovdo, 1938. Rabbinical signatures. Stamp of Rabban Daligi. Tears. Half of the first two lines missing. Different sizes and conditions, generally ok.