Landmarks	Adopt a Book	Complete Catalog	Registration and Order Form	Announcements

The Judaica Archival Project (JAP) is a non-profit, preservation and access program of Machon Mekorot Institute, operating at The Jewish National and University Library (JNUL), on the Hebrew University Givat Ram campus in Jerusalem. Since 1990 JAP has preserved over half a million pages from thousands of rare, out-of-print and classic Hebrew works in Rabbinics at JNUL.

Now these titles are available to you over the Internet in conventional and electronic facsimile editions! These include Responsa, Commentaries, rare First Editions, Kabbala, Encyclopedias, Homiletics, Incunabula, Periodicals, Midrash, and basic texts in Rabbinics from the worlds largest Hebrew library. It's simple and inexpensive to order authentic reproductions from rare and reference Jewish books here on our home-page. Here is how you do it using four buttons:

Landmarks describes the unique role of printing in transmission of Jewish traditions, highlights events in the history of Hebrew printing and the destruction of Hebrew books during persecutions.

Adopt a Book tells how paper acidification is destroying Jewish collections today. We outline our preservation programs at JNUL and how you can help save this heritage by joining the JAP "ADOPT A BOOK" program.

Registration and Order Form fill out the LIBRARY CARD application form with a few details about yourself, and your interest in Hebrew books. Having a library card enables us to immediately process your reproduction orders. Next is the ORDER FORM. Reproductions are delivered by EMAIL, Fax, Airmail or UPS/Fedex according to your preference and the media you have chosen. Sample prices are given. Response time will vary from the next working day to two weeks depending on the media of your choice. If the title you need is not yet in the catalogue, note that it's a new title request. We will EMAIL you an estimate for finding the book and reproducing it.

Complete Catalog you browse the JAP CATALOGUE in free text by title, or subject area that interests you. Note the JAPcatalogue number. If you wish to do a data-base style search onyour home computer use the FTP option to download our user-friendly Library program and JAP data-base. Our FTP catalogue is updated bimonthly.

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LandmarksAdopt a BookComplete CatalogRegistration and Order Form Announcements

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