In fall of 1993, after 18 months of cataloging the 6,000 volumes in the Glatzer Collection and creating registries for the archival material, an exhibit was created to highlight some of the collection’s unique items. Included in the exhibit were an early example of the use of a six-pointed star, (3rd century. C.E.) and a Hebrew Bible published as the Nazis came to power (1930-1933, published by Soncino-Gesellschaft).