Auction 78
books from the Rothschild family library, books from the 15th and 16th centuries, books of Kabbalah and Chassidus, Chabad, manuscripts, amulets, and Judaica items, and more.
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Nov 27, 2024
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LOT 188:
Handwritten Page in Eastern Script, Likely a (Kame’a), Signed "A.H. Masoud Adra'i S.T." – Morocco ...
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Handwritten Page in Eastern Script, Likely a (Kame’a), Signed "A.H. Masoud Adra'i S.T." – Morocco, circa 1840s
This is a handwritten page in Eastern script, possibly a kame'a (charm or amulet) featuring a blessing or protection prayer, signed by "A.H. Masoud Adra'i S.T.", likely referring to a person from the Adra'i family, which is a well-known Jewish family from Morocco. The initials "S.T." could indicate a specific title or designation, such as "Shalom Tov" (peace and good) or a more personal attribution.
The page has tears which have been repaired with adhesive, resulting in some text damage in certain areas.
This item seems to hold significant cultural and religious value, as it is typical for such written amulets to serve as protective objects in Jewish communities, especially in North Africa.
Condition: The page has been repaired with adhesive, but there are some areas with text loss due to the damage.
This could be an important piece for collectors of Jewish Moroccan artifacts, particularly those with interest in Jewish folk traditions and protective writings.
