A Collection of Documents and Signatures - Chabad - The Jewish Settlement in Hebron

a. A ticket "Ma'amad Chodesh B'Chodsho for the Rebbe". With lines for the donor to fill out his details by hand. 1920's-30's.
b. A receipt ledger of the students of the yeshiva "Magen Avot" in Hebron, from Tomchei Temimim in the city Lubavitch "under the leadership and influence of the Rebbe [Rabbi Shalom Dovber]". 1910-1911. The students' details were filled out on the receipts, and they signed that they received the amount of money for their upkeep from the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Leib Eliezrov. Before us is a ledger of dozens of receipts, two of them filled out by hand. On one (detached from the ledger) is the signature of Rabbi Mordechai Dovber Slonim, one of the directors of Kollel Chabad in the Holy Land, whom the Rebbe Rabbi Shalom Dovber refers to in his letters as "my son in law". On the second receipt is the signature of Rabbi Menchem Mendel Shmuel Slonim.
A rare and important item.
Size of each receipt: 10.5cm.
c. A printed page from the Rebbe Rabbi Shalom Dovber. "when unpleasant people publicized that the establishment of the new shofarot are only for the city of Hebron…". [1906].
22.5cm.
Tears in the page.
d. A printed receipt with handwritten details, of the Bank for the Development of Hebron. To be deposited by A. Ben David. Signature of A.D. Sporta. 1928.
On the back of the receipt are a few lines in the handwriting and with the signature of A. Ben David.
The bank was established by Rabbi Yisrael Zissel Dvortz.
26 cm.
e. An official printed letter of the Talmud Torah "Magen Avot", "under the supervision of…Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Leib Eliezrov, Rabbi of the Ashkenazi congregation in the holy city of Hebron". A drawing of Ma'arat Machpela. 1910. Two copies.
Condition: Good-Very Good.