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Bentham
- Pavlov Star Seals
The purpose of this page.
This is a very rare seal found only at Bentham. Just what
was in these sealed bales is a mystery, probably flax, but
it shows a direct connection between Bentham and St
Petersburg.
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Star Seals from St Petersburg found in
Bentham
(Updated
June 2022 for the Lancaster Maritime Museum)
One of the rarer
seals .. all of the 18 only known Pavlov Stars have been found in the
1829 and 1831 seal fields at Bentham Mills.
The obverse has the six pointed Star of David
with Ф.ПABЛOBЬ (F.PAVLOV) in Cyrillic and P.H.PAWLOW in Latin. All the seals are
identical, except in condition. The six-pointed star, the Magen David, the
shield of David, The Star of David, is also known as a
hexagram, or more rarely, Solomon's Seal.
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ(F.PAVLOV) P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S. PETERSBURG Caduceus |
Many Jews in St Petersburg were
involved in
the Flax trade
and other traded goods.. The Caduceus is the winged staff of the messenger god Hermes
who was the patron of trade and journeys. This is a very suitable logo for a company shipping trade goods overseas.
Many of the buildings in the city of St Petersburg have a Caduceus on their facade.
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OBVERSE click
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REVERSE click thumbnail |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S. PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
002 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
004 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
006 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S. PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
007 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S. PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
008 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
009 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S. PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
010 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW. |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
011 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S. PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
013 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
014 |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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S.
PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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star
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Ф.ПABЛOBЬ
(F.PAVLOV)
P.H.PAWLOW |
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PETERSBURG
Caduceus |
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The only other
known seal of this type is a badly damaged example in
Great Yarmouth
Museum with a star and RBURG on the reverse. |
St Petersburg & Jewish Star Seals
Jews were an ethnic community within the St. Petersburg population. Hebrew is related
to the Semitic group of Afrasian languages, Yiddish (was spread throughout the
majority of eastern Russia) is related to the Germanic group of Indo-European
family of languages. They are mostly followers of Judaism, though some have
converted to Christianity. Converted Jews were among the associates of Tsar
Peter the Great (diplomat P.P. Shafirov, Gen. Polismaster A.M. Devier). From the
1780s in St. Petersburg,
Jewish merchants began to settle (T.N. Notkin, A.I. Peretz). However, the rights
of Jews to live in the capital were restricted by special legislation. From the
mid-19th century the Jewish community began to grow rapidly: in 1869, there were
approximately 6,600 Jews; in 1910 - more than 35,100. Among the Jews minor
craftsmen and traders predominated, but there were also doctors, lawyers,
journalists and entrepreneurs. From the 1860s Jewish charitable societies
operated, publishing papers in Hebrew, Yiddish and Russian. The Ginzburg Barons,
rendered great assistance to the Jewish community. In 1893 a choral synagogue
opened. In 1802 75 Jews were buried in a different part of Volkovskoe Lutheran
Cemetery, from 1875 at their own Jewish cemetery. After October 1917, Jews
received access to state organizations and city government, (significant posts
were held by G.E. Zinovyev, М.S. Uritsky, V. Volodarsky).
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