Von Geldern Haggadah

Von Geldern Haggadah – Christian Brandstätter Verlag – Private Collection

Western Germany — 1723

Von Geldern Haggadah

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Von Geldern Haggadah

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Codicology

Size / Format
52 pages / 33.0 × 21.2 cm
Origin
Germany
Date
1723
Style
Language
Patron
Gottschalk Lazarus van Geldern

Available facsimile editions:
Von Geldern Haggadah – Christian Brandstätter Verlag – Private Collection
Christian Brandstätter Verlag – Vienna, 1997
Limited Edition: 500 copies
Facsimile Editions

#1 Von Geldern Haggadah

Publisher: Christian Brandstätter Verlag – Vienna, 1997
Limited Edition: 500 copies
Commentary: 1 volume by Emile G.L. Schrijver, Falk Wiesemann and Gert Kaiser
Language: German
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