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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Silver presentation trowel Remove from selection Add to selection Numero oggettoM2007/089:003 TitoloSilver presentation trowel DescrizioneSilver trowel with black handle presented to Sir Samuel Cohen on the laying of the foundation stone for the Tahara House Funeral Parlour and Hall of Remembrance on Sunday 27 June 1948. Tahara is the Jewish tradition of washing and purifying of a dead body, considered one of the greatest of all good deads (mitzvot). Those who perform taharas are volunteer members of the burial society, chevra kadisha. Women attend to deceased women, men to men. Data 1948-06-27 - 1948-06-27 SoggettoAustralian Jewish history, burial Nome oggettopresentation pieces Materialesilver Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by the Australian Jewish Historical Society

Numero oggettoM2007/089:003

TitoloSilver presentation trowel

DescrizioneSilver trowel with black handle presented to Sir Samuel Cohen on the laying of the foundation stone for the Tahara House Funeral Parlour and Hall of Remembrance on Sunday 27 June 1948.

Tahara is the Jewish tradition of washing and purifying of a dead body, considered one of the greatest of all good deads (mitzvot). Those who perform taharas are volunteer members of the burial society, chevra kadisha. Women attend to deceased women, men to men.

Data 1948-06-27 - 1948-06-27

SoggettoAustralian Jewish history, burial

Nome oggettopresentation pieces

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Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by the Australian Jewish Historical Society

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