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1. Trunk used by a German Jewish refugee

Object | Accession Number: 2002.62.1

…United States--Emigration and immigration--Biography.…

2. U.S. Citizenship papers holder

Object | Accession Number: 2021.149.2

…United States--Emigration and immigration.…

3. Passport holder belonging to Hilda Alter

Date:: use: 1929

4. Document holder

Object | Accession Number: 2019.540.2

…United States--Emigration and immigration.…

5. Large, gold painted tin camelback trunk used by a German Jewish refugee family

2005.564.4 front

Date:: emigration: 1937
manufacture: 1880

6. Brown textured suitcase used by a young German Jewish woman

2005.415.3 front

Date:: use: 1938 September

7. Dark brown leather satchel used by a Polish Jewish refugee

2005.427.2 front

Date:: use: 1938-1948

8. Floral-patterned tallit pouch owned by Manfred Lewinnek

Object | Accession Number: 2021.261.12

…United States--Emigration and immigration.…

9. Brown cloth pouch with leather belt used by a Polish Jewish refugee

Date:: emigration: 1950 January

10. Flat top brown steamer trunk used by a German Jewish woman during emigration

Date:: emigration: 1937 November 30

11. Upright embossed aluminum wardrobe trunk used by a German Jewish refugee

Date:: emigration: 1938 December 15

12. Certificate of Citizenship document case belonging to German Jewish prewar emigre

2012.455.8 front

Date:: received: approximately 1940

13. Black Certificate of Citizenship document case belonging to German Jewish prewar emigre

2012.455.9 front

Date:: received: approximately 1940

14. Carry-on suitcase used by Anne Weil Wascou

2005.415.2 front

Date:: use: 1938 September

15. Brown leather briefcase brought by a German Jewish refugee

2004.524.4 front

Date:: received: before 1938

16. Embossed aluminum flat top steamer trunk used by a German Jewish refugee

2005.140.4 front

Date:: emigration: 1938 December 15

17. Dark brown leather briefcase brought to the US by a Jewish Hungarian refugee

2013.117.2 front

Date:: emigration: 1939 May 17-1939 May 24

18. Brown leather pouch brought with a Jewish Hungarian refugee

Date:: emigration: 1939 May 17-1939 May 24

19. Wooden trunk used by a Jewish Austrian refugee

Date:: use: 1940 March

20. Aluminum wardrobe trunk used by a German Jewish emigrant family

Date:: use: 1939 November 06

21. Green drawstring cloth pouch brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.8 front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

22. Leather pouch for a dog tag given to a Danish resistance member

1989.297.2.2_001.JPG

Date:: acquired: 1944-1945

23. Zippered leather medical bag used by an Austrian Jewish physician

2017.541.4 front

Date:: after 1935

24. Khaki canvas knapsack brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.6 front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

25. Dark brown leather briefcase used by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.35 front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

26. Imitation leather hatbox used postwar by a young German Jewish refugee

2003.242.4 closed

Date:: use: 1949 November

27. Brown leather briefcase acquired by a Polish Jewish woman in a DP camp

1989.277.1 front

Date:: received: approximately 1946

28. Case and paper insert owned by a former German Jewish forced laborer

2017.661.3 a-b front

Date:: received: after 1945

29. Small zippered pouch with leather trim brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.36 front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

30. Haeberlein-Metzger lebkuchen blue decorative tin brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.49_a-b front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

31. Square, brown burlap covered trunk used postwar by a young German Jewish refugee

2003.242.3 front

Date:: emigration: 1949 November

32. Medical bag used by an Austrian Jewish physician

2017.541.3 front

Date:: use: after 1935

33. Haeberlein-Metzger almond lebkuchen red lidded tin brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.48_a front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

34. Small dark brown leather briefcase used by a German Jewish refugee

2004.485.34 front

Date:: emigration: 1937 December

35. Small suitcase with a metal handle used by a Jewish Austrian physician

2017.541.5 front

Date:: use: 1939 June-1940 June

36. Brown burlap covered trunk used postwar by a young German Jewish refugee

2003.242.2 front

Date:: emigration: 1949 November

37. Red leather photograph case carried by a Jewish Austrian refugee

2011.433.1 open

Date:: use: 1939-1941

38. Document case owned by a German Jewish refugee in the Shanghai Ghetto

2017.661.2 Cover

Date:: emigration: 1939-1947

39. Paper merchandise bag from a clothing store run by Hilda Schwarzbart

2017.480.5 front

Date:: manufacture: approximately 1920-before 1939 February
emigration: 1939 February

40. Paper merchandise bag from a clothing store run by Hilda Schwarzbart

2017.480.6 front

Date:: manufacture: approximately 1920-before 1939 February
emigration: 1939 February

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