A Hebrew broadside featuring the penitential prayer "El Melekh Yoshev" ("God, the King who sits..."). Printed on stiff paper, resembling stone tablets. One side includes a woodcut illustration of Abraham preparing to sacrifice Isaac. This broadside likely served as an insert for prayer books, a cost-saving practice common in the mid-19th century. Published circa 1850.
Subject: Woodcut Prints
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The New England Primer Improved: An Easy and Pleasant Guide to the Art of Reading, to Which Is Added the Assembly's Shorter CatechismBook published in the USA, likely around 1845. Printed by the Moss Brothers, a well-known family of printers active in the Jewish community. This is one of the known children's chapbooks published by a Jewish firm in the USA. It contains wood block prints and includes Christian teachings. The book's address is listed as 12 South 4th Street.