Auction No. 47
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Chief Rabbi Ben-Zion Uziel: Rare Signed Letter on Kosher Practices . Ben-Zion Meir Hai Uziel (1880-1953), also known as Ouziel, was a prominent figure in Sephardi Judaism. This rare, signed official letter, dated February 13, 1936, on Chief Rabbinate stationery, highlights his role as Chief Rabbi of the Jaffa and Tel Aviv District during Mandatory Palestine. Addressed to Rabbi Y. Y. Hertzberg, it raises concerns about the sale of improperly slaughtered birds, reflecting Uziel's commitment to upholding kosher practices. Signed in black ink and bearing the district rabbinate cachet, this artifact sheds light on religious and administrative affairs of the era, making it a valuable addition to any Judaica collection.
Chief Rabbi Moshe Avigdor Amiel signed official letter. This rare letter, dated 1939 and signed by Rav Moshe Avigdor Amiel on the stationery of the Chief Rabbinate of the Tel Aviv and Jaffa District, embodies the essence of kosher practices and religious integrity. Addressed to Mr. A.Y. Eisen, a poultry slaughterer, it warns against unauthorized slaughtering, stressing the seriousness of the matter and potential consequences. Providing valuable insight into religious and administrative workings, this document is a prized addition to Judaica collections.