Subject: Handbooks, manuals, etc.

This handbook, prepared by a committee of the Jewish Ministers Association of America, provides guidance for ministers on conducting burial services. Published in New York in 1890, it offers practical instructions and liturgical resources for Jewish funeral rites. The book contains 18 pages and is a valuable resource for understanding the funeral practices of late 19th-century American Jewry.

This book, published in Philadelphia in 1852 by Joseph L. Moss, provides an explanation of the principles and theories of Odd Fellowship. The book includes numerous advertisements from Moss throughout. A membership certificate for J.L. Moss was tipped inside the book.