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Poster of an anti-semitic board game based upon the sireis of novels 'Le Errant Juif' [The Wandering Jew] by Eugene Sue.

[ANON].

De Wandelende Jood. [Poster of The Wandering Jew parlour game].

Metz, Fabriques d'Estampes de Gangel, [c. 1850~1858].

£2,000.00
£2,000.00

De Wandelende Jood.

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Poster of an anti-Semitic board game based upon the 'Le Errant Juif' [The Wandering Jew] by Eugene Sue.

In the game the players travel the 63-spaces route of the wandering Jew, from Jerusalem to Paris. Based on the 16th-century 'Game of the Goose' this wondering Jew game was inspired by the French novelist Eugène Sue's series of novels, published in ten volumes the years 1844–45, and proved to be wildly popular at the time. The author himself is depicted and named in the lower left corner. The first known mention of the 'Game of the Goose' comes from the second half of 16th century when Francesco de Medici, Grand Duke of Florence, who sent a copy of the game to King Philip II of Spain and it caused a great excitement at the royal court. Subsequently the game spread out across Europe.

The distributor of the offered game in Amsterdam was De Erve Wijsmuller, as noted on the print.



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Poster of an anti-semitic board game based upon the sireis of novels 'Le Errant Juif' [The Wandering Jew] by Eugene Sue.

De Wandelende Jood.

£2,000.00
£2,000.00

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Judaica : Antisemitism

A Series of Conversations at Jerusalem between a Patriarch of the Greek Church and a Chief Rabbi of the Jews, concerning the malicious charge against the Jews of using Christian Blood.
A Series of Conversations at Jerusalem between a Patriarch of the Greek Church and a Chief Rabbi of the Jews, concerning the malicious charge against the Jews of using Christian Blood.

LEVINSOHN, J. B.; LOEWE, Dr L. (translator).
Éfés Dammim, 1841.
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Efes Dammim is a work in defence of Jews accused by the chrisitan community of ritual murder.
Efes Dammim is a work in defence of Jews accused by the chrisitan community of ritual murder.

LEVINSOHN, J. B.
Êfés Dammîm, 1841.
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A late 13th-century gift of land from Henry de Waldegrave to his brother Walter, with clause exlcuding its future alienation to religious order and Jews.
A late 13th-century gift of land from Henry de Waldegrave to his brother Walter, with clause exlcuding its future alienation to religious order and Jews.

[WALDEGRAVE, Henry de].
[Deed in Latin]. Gift of Henry de Waldegrave, a furrier of London to his brother Walter of land in the parish of Waldegrave, Northamptonshire, [c. 1280].
Deed preventing the future alienation of the land to religious orders and Jews.
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KUHN, Włodzimierz.
'Gewałt! Jarmark'. [late 19th - early 20th century].
An original ink and watercolour drawing by Kuhn depicting a Jewish pedlar on his way to the market.
£3,250.00

Unsigned declaration of London rabbies concerning ritual murder allegation. December, 5660-1899.
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[ANON.]
A Solemn Declaration. 1899.
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REEVE, William; DIBDIN, Thomas.
Miss Levi Miss Rachel & Miss Moses. [c. 1802].
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