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Lot of 4 Vintage Congregation Shearith Israel Synagogue Bulletins – 1987–1988 – NYC Judaica
Offered for sale is a collection of four original vintage bulletins published by Congregation Shearith Israel, the historic Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue in New York City, founded in 1654.
These publications provide an interesting look into Jewish-American religious history, Sephardic traditions, synagogue activities, and community life during the late 1980s.
Included Bulletins:
1. November 1987 – Number 2
Hebrew Year: Heshvan–Kislev 5748
Cover features a photograph of a historic stone building entrance.
Original Congregation Shearith Israel publication.
2. December 1987 – January 1988 – Number 3
Hebrew Year: Kislev–Tebeth 5748
Cover features a historic synagogue interior.
Original vintage religious bulletin.
3. February 1988 – Number 4
Hebrew Year: Shebat–Adar 5748
Cover features a botanical illustration.
Original Congregation Shearith Israel publication.
4. March–April 1988 – Number 5
Hebrew Year: Adar–Nisan 5748
Cover features a historic Omer counting display with Hebrew lettering.
Original vintage synagogue bulletin.
Historical Significance
Congregation Shearith Israel was founded in 1654 and is recognized as the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States.
These historical bulletins document the heritage and activities of one of New York City's most important Jewish religious institutions.
They are suitable for collectors interested in Judaica, Sephardic Jewish history, Jewish-American heritage, synagogue memorabilia, and vintage religious ephemera.
Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with age-related yellowing, light discoloration, minor stains, and some edge and corner wear. All four bulletins have binder punch holes along their left margins. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
Includes only the four original bulletins shown in the photographs.
