Vintage 1958 Hebrew Siddur Prayer Book Silver Plated & Turquoise Cover In Acrylic Case

A beautifully crafted vintage Hebrew Siddur (Jewish prayer book), printed in Israel in 1958, featuring a decorative silver-tone metal cover adorned with turquoise stones and an intricate relief of the Tablets of the Ten Commandments beneath a jeweled crown. This exquisite book comes in its original clear acrylic protective case, making it a stunning collector's item or religious keepsake.

The book is bilingual, with Hebrew and English translations, making it perfect for study, prayer, or display. Its ornate design and compact size make it ideal for travel or as a meaningful gift for a loved one.

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Good Used Condition

21%

Terry Chase | (845) 821-3254 | Terry@brownstoneliquidators.com

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Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 2/13 through Saturday, 2/15, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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