These are printed chemistry notes for the Frank Iny School in Baghdad. There are many copies of these notes in the collection.

This is a folder from the Iraqi government. It contains correspondence between the Office of Education – Baghdad, the Ministry of Education, the Office of Civilian and Foreign Primary School Administration for All Boys and Girls (Schools), the Ministry of Finance, and various local Jewish schools. Subject matters include agreements regarding a collaborative competition, certifications, student disciplinary issues and expulsions, employee pay, annual report, religious education (both Jewish and Muslim), lists of students in higher education institutions, students' paperwork, and the schedule of general exams.

These are documents from the Frank Iny and the Shamash Secondary Schools in Baghdad. They are primarily correspondence with Iraqi government offices confirming teachers’ credentials, character, travel plans, and citizenship. There is correspondence regarding hiring teachers.

This is correspondence between the President of Jewish Community and the head of the Administrative Committee for Iraqi Jews regarding administrative and organizational matters in the Frank Iny and Shamash Secondary schools. Also included is community financial information; a letter from the Ministry of Finance to the President of the Jewish Community requesting income tax payments for workers; payroll ledgers of Jewish community employees and workers salaries; budget accounts for the Ḥevrah Ḳadishah (Burial Society); the financial status at the end of 1958; a receipt for the collection of state funds; and forms filing for tax extensions.

This is a booklet from one of the Jewish Schools in Baghdad titled with the name of the teacher, the subjects, and the grade level: “Hsagal Ephraim, First - Third Grades of Middle School, Algebra, Geometry, Mathematics, Physics.” It includes Frank Iny class rosters of History, Geography, Economics, and Education; each record includes grades, teacher’s name, and dates; it lists student names and their grades throughout the school year.

These are student records including photographs, exam scores, primary and intermediary school certificates, disciplinary actions, and correspondence regarding student from the Baghdadi Jewish schools.

These archival documents are from the Frank Iny School in Baghdad. Included is a booklet with the name of a teacher, subjects, and grade level: “Dawood Arbeli, Physics, First - Six Grade of Middle School.” It includes class rosters of chemistry and physics classes: class list with school name, grade level, teacher’s name, and date; student names and their grades throughout the school year.

This is a letter from the President of the Jewish Community to the administration of the Menashy Saleh School regarding a telephone bill and a list of handwritten school expenses.

These are archival documents from the Baghdadi Jewish community, including budgets from the Jewish Lay Council and expenses of the Jewish schools and other Jewish institutions. Also included are: a letter from the President of the Jewish Community to the Secretariat General for Frozen Funds regarding a widow from 1978; annual budgets of the Jewish Lay Council, the Religious Council, and the Administration of the Jewish Community for the year 1936-1937.

These are typed chemistry notes for the Frank Iny School in Baghdad. There are many copies of these notes in the collection. This record skips from page 9 to 22 in the original.

These are bills addressed to the Frank Iny School containing electricity and pharmacy bills, and orders for envelopes and stencil paper.

These are archival documents from the Baghdadi Jewish schools. The documents consist of individual student records including photographs, exam scores, student certifications, admissions forms, doctor’s notes, and correspondence regarding student affairs.

These are copies of University of London General Certificate of Education Overseas exams for Physics and Chemistry over several years. Some of the exams have been annotated by the students. Most of the exams are ordinary level. There is one letter from the University of London informing students and teachers of revisions to the testing format.

These archival documents contain correspondence between the head of Shamash Secondary School to different institutes: Ministry of Defense, Directorate of the Scholar Mission, Directorate of Recruitment, Robert College in Istanbul regarding students’ academic matters. It also includes student folders containing grades, achievement reports, smallpox vaccines, warning for misbehaving, recommendation letters, graduation diplomas, and photographs.

This is a commentary on the Zohar, a Ḳabalistic book, printed in Thessalonikē (also known as Salonika), Greece.

These are the biblical books of Proverbs and Job including the Aramaic translation and Rabbinic commentaries. There is no publication information for these books. Included in both the front and back of the book is a dedication (probably related to this volume, but might just be waste sheets from binding) for Tsiyon Yosef Daṿid Merad Zalak ha-Kohen who died 13 Kislev, 5727 (26 November, 1966).

This is an Arabic translation of the book "Prelude to Israel: An Analysis of Zionist Diplomacy, 1897-1947" by Alan R. Taylor. It was translated by Shoukri Mahmoud Nadim.

These are exam materials from the Shamash Secondary School in Baghdad. They include fourth year exams in arithmetic, trigonometry, and algebra, 1954 and 1957-1970, with handwritten answer keys. There are handwritten notes for one undated English exam. Included are final, mid-year, monthly, quarterly, and conditional exams as well as some monthly quizzes.

These are documents from the Baghdadi Jewish community and contain a general contract agreement between the Administrative Committee for Iraqi Jews and a contractor, including a schedule and cost estimates. Also included is a letter from the Baghdad district office to the Iraqi Office of Transportation and Traffic Police regarding a registration fee exemption on a vehicle for the Ḥevrah Ḳadishah (Burial Society).

This is a volume of the biblical books of Writings from a series with commentary on the Hebrew Bible in Italian by Simon Calimani.

This is part of a damaged book about Jewish law and rituals. The publication information cannot be found.

These are admissions exams for the seventh grade at Frank Iny School (French branch).

These are blank contracts for sending Baghdadi Jewish students to study abroad in England. These documents reflect the Baghdadi Jewish community's name change to the Mosaic community.

This item includes line and block charts depicting the structure of the Israeli military Chiefs of Staff, Ministry of Defense, and Intelligence apparatus. The item also includes two maps of Jerusalem in Hebrew.