אוסף גדול ומגוון של אמצעי תשלום, כרטיסים ותוויות

A large and impressive collection of approximately 1,080 payment instruments – food vouchers, public transportation tickets and various labels. The collection includes: payment instruments from the Kuppat Holim Ammit cooperative (Metula); labels "Kofer HaYishuv" and "Tzoret HaAretz"; Jewish National Fund (JNF) labels, including labels in honor of Independence Day; a "Send My People" card; a card "Good for 1/2 piece of regular sugar", which served as currency within the "Neturei Karta" community in an attempt to boycott "Zionist" money; Egyptian piaster "banknotes" issued by Noah Immerman, owner of a bakery in Hebron, in the 1920s; labels from the "Jewish Aid Office" in Jerusalem from World War I period; a travel card for a "special train" for receiving the Admor of Satmar, 7 Tammuz 5715 [1955]; cards that served as circulating currency for merchants during periods when there was a shortage of low-value coins; banknotes and vouchers printed for internal use in various kibbutzim and moshavim; banknote from the Lodz Ghetto; additional items. Varying sizes and conditions. From the Doron Herzog collection.