Sibling Saturday: Harold Broida

Harold Broida's hobby show entry of stamps. Young Men and Women's Hebrew Association Weekly, 15 October 1937, Vol. 12, No. 7, Page 2, posted with the kind permission of the Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project.
Harold Broida’s hobby show entry of stamps. Young Men and Women’s Hebrew Association Weekly, 15 October 1937, Vol. 12, No. 7, Page 2. Posted with the kind permission of the Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project. (Click to enlarge.)

Broida Family (Click for Family Tree)

Harold Broida was the baby of the seven surviving children of John and Sarah Gitel Frank Broida. He married but never had children, so when this article popped up while searching for John Broida in Palestine, we felt we had to post it. It is sad that he had no children to carry on his legacy, so we will do that for him here at HeritageRamblings.net.

Too bad Harold did not patent his unique way of displaying his stamp collection! In subsequent years, maps with coins, rocks, and all sorts of collectibles have made a tidy profit for their inventors.

 

Notes, Sources, and References: 

1) The Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project may be found at http://digitalcollections.library.cmu.edu/pjn/index.jsp

 

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