Torah Bible Jewish Fragment 300 Yrs Old From Morocco Hand Written on Deer Parchment ***An Authentic Torah Handwritten by a Sofer (Scribe) on Genuine Deer Skin Parchment, known as "Gvil" (Gvil is parchment made from the whole hide, not split, processed for writing on the hair-side only, and treated with a mixture of salt, flour, and mey afatzim)*** ***Original Hebrew Manuscript, Written with a Goose Feather Quill and Premium Mulberry Ink*** ***I Guarantee The Age and Originality.*** *** Number of pages 1 *** Dimensions (in cm) 53.75 x 15.75 When examining the letters in this scroll, you'll notice that many of them feature small spikes at their tops, known as tagin or ketarim—the Aramaic and Hebrew terms for “crowns.” Sometimes these are also referred to as zayins, due to their resemblance to the Hebrew letter zayin (ז) protruding from the top of the letter. You are bidding on a rare hand-written Torah Bible Fragment from the book of Deuteronomy that came from Morocco and is written in the Original Hebrew Language on Deer Parchment. The scroll has a beautiful warm brown color due to the process used in making the scroll, this process ages to a deeper color over the centuries. This Scroll is extremely important for its rarity of the earliest examples of the Moroccan tradition and is a witness to the various customs, concerning its letters, and as a whole, the writing of a Torah. It is prized for its soft parchment and its beautiful writing. Torah Fragments like these are extremely rare and seldom seen in synagogues or available due to their age. The Torah Scroll considering its age is well preserved and in good condition and will stay beautiful with care for centuries to come. This is your opportunity to own a Torah Bible fragment as a family heirloom. Please Review Pictures As Part Of The Description This fragment of a Torah scroll was written on whole-skin "Gvil" parchment. Gvil is made from an entire hide, not split, and is processed for writing on the hair-side only, using a treatment of salt, flour, and mey afatzim. Based on its paleographic characteristics and the nature of the skin, it is likely that this fragment was created in Morocco during the 17th century. Genesis 11:12 - 12:5 Topics - Civilization after the Great Flood - The Birth Of Abraham - Abraham Married Sarah - The Call & Migration Of Abraham - Divine promise of blessing and nationhood - Abram’s obedience and departure toward Canaan The Scetion Covers: The family line from Arphaxad to Terah and introduces Abram and his family. It tells about Sarai not being able to have children, the death of Haran, and Terah leading his family from Ur toward Canaan but stopping in Haran, where he later died. The passage then describes God calling Abram to leave his home and relatives with a promise of blessing, and Abram obeying God by starting his journey to Canaan. Condition: The Torah Scroll considering its age is well preserved and in good condition and will stay beautiful with care for centuries to come. This is your opportunity to own a Torah Bible fragment as a family heirloom. * Extremely rare Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up.