עץ חיים \ שחיבר הרב חיים ויטאל

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rdf:type: Footprint
Actor: a Polish imperial library (Owner)
Date: 1800?~ http://id.loc.gov/datatypes/edtf/EDTF
Copy: 404-1044-1654
Language: Polish
Evidence type: Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy
Evidence description: Stamped with an imperial stamp.
Notes: The eagle in a round miniature stamp is from a Polish library in-taking a Hebrew collection ca. 1800. Odd seals with no words. Polish signatures. Can you help? Chaim Meiselman 2-25-2018 answers Chaim Meiselman 06/02/17: The large stamp is the intake censor stamp put onto books after the usurpation of the Congress Poland (Krowalkie Polskie) by Nicholas I of Russia in 1830-31. The Polish letters and the emblem are integral to Poland before its overtaking, but it is the work of the Czar.
Owner: a Polish imperial library
Percent complete: 100
Place: Poland
Evidence location: T.p.
Title: עץ חיים \ שחיבר הרב חיים ויטאל
Verified: true
described at: https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/6295/
dcterms:date: c. 1800?
rdfs:label: עץ חיים \ שחיבר הרב חיים ויטאל
foaf:depiction: https://ccnmtl-footprints-static-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2017/06/03/13a8b8a8-4497-462b-bbed-e87ce790605b.jpg