EXTREMELY RARE TWO VOLUME SET featuring all published issues of this short-lived periodical. In the spirit of the "Wissenschaft des Judentums" movement, the periodical featured articles on every subject that was deemed relevant to Jews: from scholarly articles by Abraham Geiger on medieval Hebrew poetry through expositions of the various Jewish communities in Asia, to light-hearted gossip on the rich and famous in the Jewish world. As the name implies, the text is accompanied by numerous b&w engravings by unknown artists; most of them are portraits, other depict Biblical and historical scenes related to the articles. [BOTH VOLUMES]: 245x160mm. [496]+[476] pages. Black board Hardcover. Cover worn and rubbed. Cover edges and corners bumped and worn. Stickers on spine. Ex library sticker on front endpaper. Ex library copy with several stamps. Few page edges worn. Pages browning, some pages age-stained. [VOL.1]: Gilt lettering on spine. Cover and spine detached. Spine partly missing. Ex library mark on spine bottom edge and hinge. Page 405/406 bottom corner wrinkled. Page edges water-stained. [VOL.2]: Cover detached from pages and binding. Spine hinges cracked on partly torn. Pages 1-16 and 465-476 detached from binding. Rear whitepage detached. [SUMMARY]: These extremely rare two volumes of a unique illustrated German-Jewish periodical, of interest to any serious student of 19th-century German Jewry, has sustained some damage, but is otherwise in good reading condition.