0013.01.0090
A Letter Dating Back to the British Mandate Period, Shows the Cost of Planting Olive Saplings for One of the Burham Village Farmers

A letter dating back to the British mandate period, sent from a person called Ahmed from Burham village, to someone called Mohammed. It involves the cost of olive saplings that have been sent to the mentioned person, and the cost of loading the saplings on the camel. The letter was sent on December 24, 1939.

Date created

1939

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The Ziad Yousef Collection

Ziad Yousef Sub-collection 1: Documents

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Manuscripts

Source of Description

Ozrail, Samar, "The Ziad Yousef Collection," archival inventory, April – May 2018, the Palestinian Museum Digital Archive.

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good

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A Letter Dating Back to the British Mandate Period, Shows the Cost of Planting Olive Saplings for One of the Burham Village Farmers

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A Letter Dating Back to the British Mandate Period, Shows the Cost of Planting Olive Saplings for One of the Burham Village Farmers