[Rarebooks] fs: Maryland Jews, Pictorial History

[Back Creek Books]

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We are pleased to offer:
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(No. 9050 )  Glushakow, A[braham]. D[ave]. (Compiler and Editor). A 
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF MARYLAND JEWRY.
(Baltimore): (Jewish Voice Publishing Co.), (1955). First printing, Full 
cloth, Quarto, 192 pages, Black & White photographs. Very Good, No dust 
jacket.
      Fascinating history accompanied by numerous photographs and portraits 
of prominent Jewish citizens of Maryland, compiled by the founder of 
Baltimore's Jewish Radio Voice. It is believed that the Jews who arrived in 
Maryland in 1634, aboard the Ark, were the first Jewish settlers in the New 
World. The focus is on Baltimore but other areas of the state receive 
attention as well. Includes a brief bibliography. Bound in dark brown cloth 
over boards with title in gilt on upper board. Lower fore corners of boards 
slightly bumped, minor rubs to spine ends....... $100.00
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