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Lot 154:
Buyer's premium: 25%
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Atara of the Talit of the famed Rav Rabbi Zvi Hirsch of Kretshnif Siget who lived in Kiryat Ata and then moved to Jerusalem.
The Rav Rabbi Zvi Hirsch of Kretshnif was famed for his prayer, which was conducted out of Esh Kodesh enthusiasm.
This is the Ateret of his Talit, which is worn and scuffed due to frequent usage, with which he prayed for many years.
The Ateret was sewn onto another large Talit, not of the Tzaddik, and they are sold as one to be wrapped in the Ateret of the Tzaddik.
Please refer to Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Rosenbaum of Kretshnif-Siget, reverently known as Rebbi Hirscheleh.
White-yellowish Atara made of silk, without silver decorations of silver threads, worn. The signs of the connection to the silver squares do exist. The Atara is worn due to usage, with stains of sweat and aging stains indicating the lengthy usage by the Rav of Kretshnif.
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