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AUSTRIA AND THE HABSBURGS, A CHRONOLOGICAL CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, DOCUMENTS, LETTERS, ETC.
876

   

- London : Maggs Bros. 1961
- 8vo.
- stiff paper wrappers.
- (ii), 200 pages.
- Order Nr. 25457
- Price: $ 15.00



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Catalogue 876 issued by Maggs. Well-illustrated.

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Text in Hebrew. The title is on the case. A micrographic reproduction of the Torah or the Pentateuch--the first five books of the Old Testament--reduced from a Sefer-Torah, rolled in a scroll format. The micrographic scroll is inserted in the original silk covered case, gilt-stamped with the symbol of the Decalogue. Case is worn at its edges. The periodical Christian Work: Illustrated Family Newspaper, v. 62, p. 84, July 15, 1897, noted, "Lately, there has been circulating in England a marvel of the micrographic art in the shape of a Sepher Torah so small it can be inserted in the waistcoat pocket. It is the work of a Jewish scribe, J. Sopher of Paris."




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