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The Synagogue, part of the esteemed Popular History of Jewish Civilization series. Compiled by Uri Kaploun and edited by Raphael Posner, 1973 first edition hardcover with original dust jacket l. BONUS: ephemera included.
This book delves into the synagogue\'s role as a spiritual, communal, and architectural center of Jewish life across centuries and continents. Illustrated throughout with compelling black and white photographs and illustrations, covering topics from its origins as a sanctuary to its varied forms in different cultures, its social functions, and its enduring symbolism.
Condition of Dust Jacket:
Good condition. The original dust jacket shows noticeable wear, including rubbing, creasing, and minor chipping along the edges, particularly at the spine ends and corners. The front panel of the dust jacket has been clipped/cut.
Condition of Book:
The underlying grey cloth hardcover is in very good condition with minimal shelf wear. The binding is tight and square. Internally, pages are clean, bright, and free from any significant marks, foxing, or tears, apart from a faint numerical notation on the front endpaper.
Included Ephemera:
Includes two loose black and white photographs of a synagogue interior and a folded pamphlet titled \'Sabbath Eve Pilgrimage\', all in good condition, adding unique ephemera to the item.
