Form of Prayers for the Feast of New Year: According to the Custom of the German and Polish Jews Two volumes bound as one, containing prayers for the New Year's feast. Text in Hebrew and English. The cover is made of celluloid and brass, with carved bone decoration. Intended for the US market.
Greeting Card: Flower from Jerusalem, Western Wall, and Happy New Year Greeting card featuring a flower from Jerusalem, the Western Wall, and a Happy New Year greeting. The back includes a description in English. Date of creation is estimated as January 1, 1900. Geographic location: Jerusalem, Israel.
New Year's Greeting Card: King David and his Harp Large fold-out three-dimensional (3-D) greeting card depicting a ship with King David playing his harp. Printed in Germany for the U.S. market. The card features the greeting "A Happy New Year" in both English and Hebrew. The card's printing date is unknown, but the card is presumed to date from the early 20th century based on the printing style and subject matter.
Three-Dimensional Pop-Up New Year's Greeting Card Large fold-out three-dimensional pop-up card depicting a ship with a rabbi and his scroll. Printed in Germany for the U.S. market. The printing includes the phrase "A Happy New Year" in English and Hebrew. The card's approximate date is 1900 based on the metadata.
Trade Card: Happy New Year Greeting, 120 Jefferson Street, circa 1885 Trade card depicting flowers and the greeting "Happy New Year." The address 120 Jefferson Street is printed on the card. A full advertisement appears on the back. The card dates from circa 1885.