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The Jewish Book Council team has had an amazing first two days at Jerusalem International Book Fair. Continue reading here.
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I remember visiting Ludwig Mayer many years ago and being impressed by its wonderful collection of books and its very knowledgeable and professional service! Good to see they are still going strong!
I visited Ludwig Mayer last week, looking for an exciting Haggada to bring back home for Passover. They had the most amazing selection, and I ended up with the reprint of an Italian Haggada, printed in Trieste in 1864 for only 12 NIS!!! Can’t beat that, I’d say. They also have an online store: http://www.ludwigmayer.com