Zelma Meyer in 1957 Selma Mayer (May 3, 1884 - February 5, 1984), known as Sister Selma ("Schuster Selma", German; . She began working there while he was in the old Gates of Justice building on Jaffa Street in Jerusalem, and served as the present day physician of the hospital's chief physician, Dr. Moshe Wallach. Meir worked for many hours in the hospital, with her meager equipment and infrastructure. 30 was responsible for training and oversight of all hospital staff, and founded the Shaare Zedek Nursing School in 1934. Over the years, the nickname "Jewish Nightingale" was adhered to, [1] for its long-standing dedication to the well-being of the hospital.

1910 Palestine A group of 6 postcards, published by the Liebig Company.

On Nov. 19, 1987, South Africa issued a commemorating the Bible Society of South Africa, which was founded in 1820. It was meant to be a four-stamp set. However, the 40¢ stamp contained two lines of script, one in Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament, and one in Hebrew, the language of the Old Testament. Both lines contained the word “God.”The stamps had already been distributed to South African post offices when complaints from Orthodox Jews about the use of the word “God” in a non-worship setting led South African postal authorities to withdraw the stamp.The 2016 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue notes but does not list or value the withdrawn stamp. Prices for the stamp in mint never-hinged condition vary widely, from about $650 up to $1,000

Passover Haggadah, Diaspora Israel Special Edition by the Cancer Society. (Colored paperback).20 cm long10 cm wide

Two companies of "Ha'ir" children's games, published by Bezalel Tel Aviv, include construction workers, from the 1950s. Booklet dimensions 33cm x 25cm. New condidion.