Three Special Hebrew-English Calendars Printed in New York

1. Corresponding Date Calendar and Family Record.

A 216-year calendar for the years: 1784–2000. New York. [1950]. [1], 370, [3] pp., 23 cm.

A unique calendar in which on each page is a chart for a single date in the Hebrew calendar. It shows on which date and which day of the week this date corresponds with in the English calendar for 216 years.

The last three pages have charts to fill in by hand with dates of birthdays, weddings, deaths with the correct Hebrew and civil dates.

2. The Comprehensive Hebrew Calendar, by Arthur Spier.

Here is a Hebrew and civil one-hundred year calendar for the years 1900–2000. New York, 1952. 228 pp., 25 cm.

This calendar includes a detailed foreword in English on the Hebrew calendar.

It is printed on high-quality paper.

3. Fifty-Year Reference Almanac

A fifty-year calendar for the years 1949–1999. New York, by Shulzinger Bros. 1954. 64 pp. Length greater than width, 16 x 13 cm.

Here is a another unique calendar on which each page is a chart for a single date in the Hebrew calendar. It shows on which day and which day of the week this date corresponds to in the English calendar. It includes a foreword in English about the Hebrew calendar, and basic laws pertaining to the life cycle. It was distributed to friends and donors of Kollel America Tiferes Yerushalayim.

With a printed soft cover binding illustrated by Siegmund Forst (1904–2006), with illustrations pertaing to the Jewish year and life cycle.