Lot 842
Vienese Restrictions. Lot of three items relating the regulations governing the lives of Jews in Vienna following the implementation of Nazi laws. 1. Letter concerning the process for registering movable financial assets, including instructions and what day of the week the forms should be submitted to the Jewish council (Israelitische Kultusgemeinde). In German. One page, quarto, Vienna, 1941. Regulations concerning movable wealth. Penciled notations, minor fraying at the edges, one horizontal and one vertical crease, both with edge separation, minor wear on the surface of the paper has taken some of the type. Overall condition is very good. 2. Document verifying that Margit Sara Stein of Vienna will adopt the name Sara (German law required Jewish men to use the middle name "Israel" and all Jewish women, "Sara.") Partially printed, accomplished in manuscript. In German. One page, large octavo, Vienna, no date. Printed document on heavy green stock. Stamped by the office of the Chief of Police. One horizontal crease; the nature of the stock has resulted in well defined fold lines. In very good condition. 3. Meat ration card. Partially printed, accomplished in manuscript. In German. One page, octavo, Vienna, 1940. Minor fraying where some of the ration chits were clipped and one faint horizontal crease, ½" tear at the right edge. In very good condition.
Estimated Value $200 - 300.
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