Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"
Young and his wife Mary Ann Young sign a document agreeing to sell land in
Salt Lake City (1873).
Partly Printed Document signed: "Brigham Young" [added in another
hand: "Sen"], 4 pages, 8½x14. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1873 July 29. Also
signed "Mary A Young"; witnessed "R.R. Anderson" and "Jas. A.
Young". An indenture in which Young agrees to sell a 6,600 square foot tract
of land in Salt Lake City to David McKenzie for $20,000. Signed on front.
Notary's seal on inside cover. BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877) succeeded the
murdered Joseph Smith as head of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in 1844. He guided the mass migration of the LDS faithful ("Mormons") to the
Great Salt Lake Valley in Utah and served as the first Governor of the Territory
of Utah (1849-1857). "Sen" distinguishes Young from Brigham Young, Jr.
(1836-1903), a son by Mary who held important posts in the Church. MARY ANN
YOUNG (1834-1882) was Young's second (and likely, favorite) wife, agreeable
to his wedding additional wives. Lightly creased and soiled. Overall, fine
condition.Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"
Signed sepia-toned cabinet card photo of Samuel Francis Smith, the man who wrote the
hymn America
Photograph Mount signed: "S. Fr. Smith." B/w sepia-toned, 4¼x6 overall, image 4x5¼ (two
surfaces). After a visit to Germany in 1831, 23-year-old theological student Samuel
Francis Smith (1808-1895), impressed that German children started their school day by
singing a hymn, wrote a patriotic hymn using a simple German melody. Coincidentally,
the melody was the same as that of the British national anthem, "God Save the King". Smith
jotted down the complete hymn on a piece of scrap paper within half an hour, and the
result, "America", was first sung at a children's celebration in Boston's Park Street
Church on July 4, 1832. George Gershwin used Smith's phrase "Of Thee I Sing" as the title of
his 1932 Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. quoted
the entire first stanza as he concluded his "I have a dream" speech in front of the Lincoln
Memorial in 1963. Stray ink smudge on mount above signature. Slightly soiled at upper left and
right edges of mount. Otherwise, fine condition.
Typed letter in Hebrew, signed as President of Israel, thanking a retiring cabinet
minister: "my friend and dear teacher" Yehuda Leib Fishman (Maimon).
TLS: "Chaim Weizmann" in Hebrew as President of Israel, 1 page, 6½x8¾. No place,
1951 October 8. On letterhead of the State of Israel to the Honorable Rabbi Yehuda Leib
Fishman (Maimon). In Hebrew, translated. In full: "It is not a parable to tell you your
honor, my friend and dear teacher, that I have the privilege to work with you for more
than 20 years, and I recognize and respect your actions for more than 40 years. Today,
when you leave the table of government, I tell you what is in my heart. I don't know
anyone from the senior office of the Zionist Movement that awakens in me more honor in
his beliefs than you." A carbon copy of this letter was sent to Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion. Russian-born chemist and Zionist CHAIM WEIZMANN (1874-1952) was
President of the World Zionist Organization (1920-1930, 1935-1946) and the first
President of Israel from 1949 until his death on November 9, 1952, just 13 months after he
signed this letter.Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"
His extremely rare signed cabinet photograph (4x5)
Cabinet Photograph signed: "S.F. Smith." Sepia, 4x6½ overall,
image 4x5½, (two surfaces). Not mounted on customary cabinet photographic board.
Glued to a 7x9½ sheet that has been affixed to a 9½x11½ page. Captioned:
"The Notman Photographic Co. Limited/3 Park Street-2184 Boylston Street,
Boston." Signed on image. After a visit to Germany in 1831,
23-year-old theological student Samuel Francis Smith (1808-1895), impressed that
German children started their school day by singing a hymn, wrote a patriotic
hymn using a simple German melody. Coincidentally, the melody was the same
as that of the British national anthem, "God Save the King". Smith jotted
down the complete hymn on a piece of scrap paper within half an hour, and the
result, "America", was first sung at a children's celebration in Boston's Park
Street Church on July 4, 1832. George Gershwin used Smith's phrase "Of Thee
I Sing" as the title of his 1932 Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, and the
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. quoted the entire first stanza as he
concluded his "I have a dream" speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial in 1963.
Signed cabinet photographs of Smith are extremely desirable and rarely appear
on the market.
Young and his wife Mary Ann Young sign a document agreeing to sell land in
Salt Lake City (1873).
Partly Printed Document signed: "Brigham Young" [added in another
hand: "Sen"], 4 pages, 8½x14. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1873 July 29. Also
signed "Mary A Young"; witnessed "R.R. Anderson" and "Jas. A.
Young". An indenture in which Young agrees to sell a 6,600 square foot tract
of land in Salt Lake City to David McKenzie for $20,000. Signed on front.
Notary's seal on inside cover. BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877) succeeded the
murdered Joseph Smith as head of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in 1844. He guided the mass migration of the LDS faithful ("Mormons") to the
Great Salt Lake Valley in Utah and served as the first Governor of the Territory
of Utah (1849-1857). "Sen" distinguishes Young from Brigham Young, Jr.
(1836-1903), a son by Mary who held important posts in the Church. MARY ANN
YOUNG (1834-1882) was Young's second (and likely, favorite) wife, agreeable
to his wedding additional wives. Lightly creased and soiled. Overall, fine
condition.Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Supporters of the Melchett Memorial Fund signed this letter to the editor of The
Times in 1933
Typed Letter Signed: "Percy W. Greenaway", "R. Blumenfeld", "Mount Temple", "G.
Midlowsky", "Ch. Higham", "H. Austin", "Ebbisham", "H. C. Nathan", "Barnett Janner",
"W. J. O'Donovan M.D. M.P.", "C. Weizmann", "Ethel Snowden", "Hugo Hirst", "H.
Newman" and one unidentified. Two pages. 7½x9¾. London, E. 1. Christian Street. Dated
March 21, 1933. On imprinted letterhead to The Editor, The Times, E.C.. In full: "We should
feel indebted if you will through your columns afford us the opportunity of informing the
public and those of your readers who knew the late Lord Melchett and the many kind
things he did during his life, that it is proposed to raise a Fund to establish a Memorial to
him. This will be of a living nature since it is the intention of endowing the Commercial
Road Talmud Torah, an institution which was so near to his heart.…"Religion & Religious Leaders | Appointments
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