The Torah mantle is made of various types of silk. In the center, the initials of the Hebrew phrase 'Keter Torah' (Crown of Torah) and a Star of David are crafted from linen ribbon.
The Torah ark curtain is made of pink-violet brocade, with a sewn kaporet in the upper section. The central part is made of violet velvet, featuring a crown and Hebrew text mentioning the donor, Leah Katscher.
Torah shield decorated with two lions flanking the Tablets of the Ten Commandments, topped by a Crown. Below is a window designed to insert a plaque indicating the holiday. Accompanied by four interchangeable plaques inscribed: Shabbat/Yom Kippur, Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot. Features Austrian silver hallmarks: the Diana head and the Dog's head. Hebrew inscription: Donated by the Honorable Moshe Weiss and his wife, Mrs. Sarah. May they live long.
A wall-mounted box featuring six Roman numeral clock dials, used to indicate the times of synagogue services: daily morning and afternoon prayers, as well as Shabbat and holiday morning, Musaf, and afternoon services.
A wooden, seven-branched electric menorah mounted on a base and placed in the synagogue interior. This item forms a pair with TN 15 II-01. Both are visible in photographs from the synagogue's dedication in 1948.
A wooden, seven-branched electric menorah mounted on a base and placed in the synagogue interior. This item forms a pair with TN 16 II-2. Both are visible in photographs from the synagogue's dedication in 1948.
