The Bloch Publishing Co., oldest Jewish publishing house in America, has arranged an exhibit of old and rare Hebrew books which may be seen at their establishment 31 West Thirty-first street. These include some books dating back to 1524.
The exhibition consists of Bibles and books on rabbinical literature One of the curiosities in the collection is a Hebrew Bible which is translated into the Tartaric language in Hebrew characters. It was printed in Turkey more than a hundred years ago.
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