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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Remove from selection Add to selection Número del objetoM2004/020:001 DescripciónArtisan Certificate from the Industry Association of Kiskunfelegyhaza, Hungary, dated 30 December 1929, issued to Eva Bauer, apprentice women’s tailor, born in Kecskement on December 28, 1911, having completed four classes of a girls’ secondary school, and having done the work of an apprentice women’s tailor in the workshop of Mrs Gyula Bartek, of Szentlaszlo, between June 1, 1928 and December 30, 1929, and having achieved high marks in the 3rd grade of the Jasszentlaszlo apprentice school, and having demonstrated good progress at the apprentice exam on December 30 is certified as a female tailor artisan. Lugar de producciónHungary Fecha 1929-12-30 TemaPre-war life, tailors Nombre del objetocertificates Materialpaper Dimensiones width: 200.00 mm height: 330.00 mm Lenguaje Hungarian Artisan Certificate From the Industry Association of Kiskunfelegyhaza No: 1403/1929 Stamp of Industry Association, dated 30/12/1929 Artisan Certificate Eva Bauer, apprentice women’s tailor, born in Kecskement on December 28, 1911, having completed four classes of a girls’ secondary school, and having done the work of an apprentice women’s tailor in the workshop of Mrs Gyula Bartek, of Szentlaszlo, between June 1, 1928 and December 30, 1929, and having achieved high marks in the 3rd grade of the Jasszentlaszlo apprentice school, and having demonstrated good progress at the apprentice exam on December 30 is certified as a female tailor artisan . Signatures: Mrs Gyula Bartek illegible Women’s tailor Industry Association President Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr George Gelb

Número del objetoM2004/020:001

DescripciónArtisan Certificate from the Industry Association of Kiskunfelegyhaza, Hungary, dated 30 December 1929, issued to Eva Bauer, apprentice women’s tailor, born in Kecskement on December 28, 1911, having completed four classes of a girls’ secondary school, and having done the work of an apprentice women’s tailor in the workshop of Mrs Gyula Bartek, of Szentlaszlo, between June 1, 1928 and December 30, 1929, and having achieved high marks in the 3rd grade of the Jasszentlaszlo apprentice school, and having demonstrated good progress at the apprentice exam on December 30 is certified as a female tailor artisan.

Lugar de producciónHungary

Fecha 1929-12-30

TemaPre-war life, tailors

Nombre del objetocertificates

Materialpaper

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Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr George Gelb

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