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4 Fold Bencher With Both Nuschaot.

7B4FEB8A-1

$2.75

Contains birkat hamazon in Eidut hamizrach and Ashkenaz and sheva brachot with English translation. The ornate side design on the cover of this Bencher is embossed and silver plated. With matte finishing, this Zemirot is as popular as ever. This four-fold Bencher goes well at any occasion be it a wedding, bar-mitzvah or reunion. Measuring 4.6 x 6.2 and including all Hebrew full Shabbat Zemirot, Birkat Hamazon and Sheva Berachos, all in eidut hamizrach & ashkenaz nusach.
Tags: Laminated, laminate, fold, 4fold, gold, small, birkat hamazon

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