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### Item Description
**An exceptional and rare pair of large antique Torah scroll rollers (Atzei Chaim), masterfully hand-carved in Eretz Israel (Palestine) during the British Mandate period, dated 5697 (1936-1937).**
This museum-quality pair features 12 detailed relief carvings of the Holy Sites of Israel, split across the two top plates:
**Plate 1:*** The Western Wall (Kotel)* The Holy City of Zion* Tomb of Zechariah the Prophet* Tomb of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes* Tomb of Joseph the Righteous* Tomb of Simon the Just (Shimon HaTzadik)
**Plate 2:*** The Temple Mount (Makom HaMikdash)* Cave of the Patriarchs (Ma\'arat HaMachpela)* Absalom\'s Pillar (Yad Avshalom)* Tomb of Samuel the Prophet* Tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (Rashbi)* Rachel’s Tomb
**Dedicatory Silver Plates:**The rollers feature two circular silver plates in the distinct style of the Bezalel School. They bear a beautifully hand-engraved Hebrew inscription:*\"This book was donated by Mr. Moshe Pump, may his light shine, in the year 5697 (1937), in memory of the soul of his wife Hanna, daughter of Mr. Chaim, may her soul be bound in the bundle of life.\"*
**Condition Report:**> \"Overall very good antique condition with age-appropriate wear. The wood shows a beautiful natural patina. There are minor cracks, some missing micro-mosaic pieces, and 3 missing mother-of-pearl inlay elements. Please review all attached photos carefully, as they serve as a primary part of the condition report.\"This is a rare opportunity to own a truly magnificent piece of Jewish history. Whether displayed as a centerpiece of a professional Judaica collection or appreciated as a prime example of Bezalel-era craftsmanship, these rollers stand as a timeless testament to the artistic heritage of Jerusalem. A must-have for any serious collector of rare Eretz Israel artifacts.