This image is a work of the United States Department of the Treasury, taken or made as part of an employee's official duties. As a work of the U.S. federal government, the image is in the public domain in the United States.

This image is a work of the United States Department of the Treasury, taken or made as part of an employee's official duties. As a work of the U.S. federal government, the image is in the public domain in the United States.

CACA consist of mothers, parents, grandparents, family members, and friends who hold profound concerns regarding the increasing antisemitism on the Clark University campus. We are determined to ensure our voices are heard by exchanging information, engaging in discussions, and initiating actions to safeguard our children and combat the hatred. We are resolute in NOT remaining silent!

Products featuring this logo embody a rich legacy dating back to the pre-state era of Palestine/Eretz Israel in the 1920s. Crafted by the pioneering designers who also served as educators at the esteemed "Bezalel Academy of Art," these items evoke a heritage of creativity and innovation. The prominence of the "Levant Fair," a pivotal consumer showcase of its time, further propelled the industry to new heights. Following the establishment of the State of Israel, the inception of the first advertising agencies marked a significant milestone, steering the trajectory of advertising towards modernization and progress.

Step back in time to the flavorful nostalgia of 1940s Palestine with our exclusive vintage Israeli poster design, showcasing the delectable meat products of Or-Noy. Transport yourself to the bustling streets of Eretz Israel, where the aroma of kosher delights fills the air, beckoning you to indulge in a culinary journey like no other.

Step into the captivating saga of the Jaffa orange, affectionately known as shamouti, and delve into a narrative as vibrant as the fruit itself. Imagine a citrus wonder, sweet and nearly seedless, encased in a thick peel that effortlessly yields to eager hands, cultivated by Arab farmers near the city of Jaffa in the 1850s. Their vision birthed a variety with rugged skin, perfect for global export, its journey commencing from the bustling port of Jaffa, from whence it derived its name.

Dr. Theodor Herzl - Alt Neu Land, Created by Osias Wolinski]. [Lvov, ca. 1913]

The Lamnatzeach Menorah, also known as the Menorah Psalm, is a meditative liturgy. It's mentioned in the blog Hardcore Mesorah, and one post suggests that the earliest source of the Lamnatzeach Menorah is the Abudrahem, a student of the Baal Haturim who lived in 14th century Spain.

Philatelic Exhibition. "Atid" printing press, Linol: P. Poterman. Tel Aviv, 1945. Design: Meyerowicz. Hebrew and English. Invitation poster to the first philatelic exhibition in Palestine - Phila 1945, held in April 1945. Orange stamp on black background, its upper corner viewed through a magnifying glass.

Philatelic Exhibition. "Atid" printing press, Linol: P. Poterman. Tel Aviv, 1945. Design: Meyerowicz. Hebrew and English. Invitation poster to the first philatelic exhibition in Palestine - Phila 1945, held in April 1945. Orange stamp on black background, its upper corner viewed through a magnifying glass.

This is a scan from a 1951 document that will have some of the inconsistencies of the original

This is a scan of an image from an 1897 Check from the Worcester Insane Asylum which was formerly known as the Asylum for the Chronic Insane. Worcester State Hospital was a Massachusetts state mental hospital located in Worcester, Massachusetts. It is credited to the architectural firm of Weston & Rand. The hospital and surrounding associated historic structures are listed as Worcester Asylum and related buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.[1] It was once known as the Worcester Lunatic Asylum and the Bloomingdale Asylum. The hospital dates back to the 1830s. On January 12, 1833, the Worcester Insane Asylum opened. It was the first of its kind in the state. During the first year, 164 patients were received.

Scan from 1911 Sheet Music for "The Wandering Jew" from the Opera Dr. Almasada words and music written by Goldfaden. This narrative ballad was especially popular on shipboard among immigrants on their way to this country. "In sorrow and tears, mistreated and hated, chased and abused, always wandering and never welcome. They tell us, you are a Jew, so go away, go far away."

Scan from 1911 Sheet Music for "The Wandering Jew" from the Opera Dr. Almasada words and music written by Goldfaden. This narrative ballad was especially popular on shipboard among immigrants on their way to this country. "In sorrow and tears, mistreated and hated, chased and abused, always wandering and never welcome. They tell us, you are a Jew, so go away, go far away."

American Israel Numismatic Association is a non-sectarian cultural and educational organization dedicated to the study and collection of Israel's coinage, past and present, and all aspects of Judaic numismatics.

"You Belong Here, Enlist!" A poster on behlf of the General Enlistment Office, Linol: Zvi Bergman. "HaPo'el HaTza'ir" cooperative printing press, "Zura" advertising, Tel-Aviv, 1939. A original poster was calling to enlist to the British Army in order to join the war against Nazi Germany. The poster features an image of a soldier with a rifle pointing at a row of soldiers and calling: "You Belong Here, Enlist!"

[Civil War envelope for Company G, Stoneham Rifles, Massachusetts Volunteers 13th Regiment showing Massachusetts state seal] digital file from original item

Recipe vault

Founded in 1841 by Eben Dyer Jordan and Benjamin L. Marsh, Jordan Marsh started as a small dry goods store in Boston and evolved into a pioneering department store. Renowned for its innovation, the store moved to its iconic Downtown Boston location in 1909 and introduced concepts such as electric lighting and the department store model. Over the decades, it became a beloved institution, hosting the first Thanksgiving Day Parade in Boston in 1927. However, financial challenges led to its acquisition by Allied Stores in the 1930s, and later, Macy's. The decline in the 1980s ultimately resulted in the closure of the flagship store in 1996, marking the end of Jordan Marsh as an independent entity, though its impact on American retail and the Bo

Founded in 1841 by Eben Dyer Jordan and Benjamin L. Marsh, Jordan Marsh started as a small dry goods store in Boston and evolved into a pioneering department store. Renowned for its innovation, the store moved to its iconic Downtown Boston location in 1909 and introduced concepts such as electric lighting and the department store model. Over the decades, it became a beloved institution, hosting the first Thanksgiving Day Parade in Boston in 1927. However, financial challenges led to its acquisition by Allied Stores in the 1930s, and later, Macy's. The decline in the 1980s ultimately resulted in the closure of the flagship store in 1996, marking the end of Jordan Marsh as an independent entity, though its impact on American retail and the Bo

Founded in 1841 by Eben Dyer Jordan and Benjamin L. Marsh, Jordan Marsh started as a small dry goods store in Boston and evolved into a pioneering department store. Renowned for its innovation, the store moved to its iconic Downtown Boston location in 1909 and introduced concepts such as electric lighting and the department store model. Over the decades, it became a beloved institution, hosting the first Thanksgiving Day Parade in Boston in 1927. However, financial challenges led to its acquisition by Allied Stores in the 1930s, and later, Macy's. The decline in the 1980s ultimately resulted in the closure of the flagship store in 1996, marking the end of Jordan Marsh as an independent entity, though its impact on American retail and the Bo

Scan from a 1940s First Day Cover with the insignia of the State Of Israel, the Israel Defence Forces and the rare Judaea Capta Coin.

Scan from a 1940s First Day Cover with the insignia of the State Of Israel, the Israel Defence Forces and the rare Judaea Capta Coin.

back to the 19th century. The bank was established in 1828 as the Worcester County Institution for Savings. It was founded with the primary goal of providing a secure place for individuals to deposit their savings and earn interest.

back to the 19th century. The bank was established in 1828 as the Worcester County Institution for Savings. It was founded with the primary goal of providing a secure place for individuals to deposit their savings and earn interest.

Opened in 1890 by William Filene, the store got its start as Filene's Sons and Company in 1881, selling fancy goods and women's ready-to-wear apparel. Sons Edward and Lincoln made the retail giant into a household name after inheriting the store in 1901. This scan is from a 50 year old Filenes bag and has some of the inconsistencies of the original design. These are not the original colors

Opened in 1890 by William Filene, the store got its start as Filene's Sons and Company in 1881, selling fancy goods and women's ready-to-wear apparel. Sons Edward and Lincoln made the retail giant into a household name after inheriting the store in 1901. This scan is from a 50 year old Filenes bag and has some of the inconsistencies of the original design. These are the original colors

Opened in 1890 by William Filene, the store got its start as Filene's Sons and Company in 1881, selling fancy goods and women's ready-to-wear apparel. Sons Edward and Lincoln made the retail giant into a household name after inheriting the store in 1901. This scan is from a 50 year old Filenes bag and has some of the inconsistencies of the original design. Colors have been changed for the purposes of this design.

A1940s sketch proposed by the Shamir Brothers to the Commission to Select the National Emblem

Nestled within the vibrant tapestry of Boston's iconic record stores, Stairway to Heaven once stood as a hallowed haven for music aficionados. This revered record store, a sanctuary for vinyl enthusiasts, boasted an extensive collection that transcended genres and eras. As patrons ascended the metaphorical musical staircase, they found themselves immersed in a curated selection of rare gems, timeless classics, and contemporary masterpieces. The knowledgeable and passionate staff at Stairway to Heaven created an atmosphere where music was not merely a commodity but a journey of discovery. With its floor-to-ceiling shelves adorned with album artwork, the store became a pilgrimage site for those seeking the perfect sound.

Nestled within the vibrant tapestry of Boston's iconic record stores, Stairway to Heaven once stood as a hallowed haven for music aficionados. This revered record store, a sanctuary for vinyl enthusiasts, boasted an extensive collection that transcended genres and eras. As patrons ascended the metaphorical musical staircase, they found themselves immersed in a curated selection of rare gems, timeless classics, and contemporary masterpieces. The knowledgeable and passionate staff at Stairway to Heaven created an atmosphere where music was not merely a commodity but a journey of discovery. With its floor-to-ceiling shelves adorned with album artwork, the store became a pilgrimage site for those seeking the perfect sound.

Eretz Israel landscapes illustrations according to verses of the bible, by the painter and naturalist Aharon HaLevy.

Cover art from Kol HaHofesh. [Published by the Irgun (National Military Organization) , 1947]. The original book contains letters, stories and conversations that describe the life of the underground fighters. At the end of the booklet is a column of "underground humor" with a number of jokes about the Irgun way of living.

1930s Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of "Dus Groise Gevins" at Memorial High School, Roxbury, Mass., showing three men sewing. Roxbury is a part of Boston, Massachusetts. This will show some of the imperfections of the original document

Commemoration of Herzl's Vision: Founding of The State of Israel. "If I forget Jerusalem I will forget my right hand". May 15. 1948. Portraits of Herzl, Chaim Weizmann and David Ben-Gurion.

Shaddai comes from the verb shadad (שדד), which means "to plunder, overpower, or make desolate". This image is from a 1940's Lithographic Print from Bagdhad