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Manuscript, 4 pages handwritten by the Admor theCopper mezuzah housing. Germany, end of the 19thDead Sea Stone goblet, Jerusalem, end of the 19th
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Judaica, Manuscripts, Holy Texts, letters, Rabbinical letters, Jewish objects, Items from the Land of Israel, Artwork, Posters, and Paperwork.
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Mishnayot, Seder Moed. Slavita printing. Józefów, 1946.: Printed in Józefów using the Slavita printer, overseen by the Rav Hanina Lifa Shapira, grandson of the Slavita Rav. Two printed covers in black and red ink. Light blue and light green paper. Wide
0001: Mishnayot, Seder Moed. Slavita printing. Józefów, 1946.Est. $150-$300
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Ein Yaakov, with Chassidic endorsements. Slavita, 1820.: First section. With endorsements by Admor Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Heschel of Aphtha, Rabbi Mordechai ben Rabbi Pinhas of Koritz (brother of Rabbi Moshe Shapira, the Rav of Slavita), and more. Printed
0002: Ein Yaakov, with Chassidic endorsements. Slavita, 1820.Est. $100-$200
Slavita Psalms. 1821-2. Partially missing copy: With Metzudat David and Metzudat Zion. Slavita, printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira. Includes the Yehi Ratzon after saying psalms and for Leil Hoshana Raba. Prayer for the sick, and more. It is a
0003: Slavita Psalms. 1821-2. Partially missing copyEst. $4,000-$8,000Lot Passed
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Tor Orech Hayyim, two sections. Zhitomir, 1859.: By Rabbeinu Yaakov ben HaRosh, with Beit Yosef commentary. Two sections in one volume, each has a separate cover section. Section 1: From 1-428. Section 2: From 429-697. Printed by grandsons of the
0004: Tor Orech Hayyim, two sections. Zhitomir, 1859.Est. $100-$200
Lot of 2 books, Slavita and Zhitomir printings.: 1.Mishnayor, Seder Taharot, with commentary of Rabbi Ovadia of Bartenura, Tosafot Yom Tov and Chodashim. Light blue paper. Slavita, cover page until page 4 are missing.2.Shulchan Aruch HaRav, by Rav
0005: Lot of 2 books, Slavita and Zhitomir printings.Est. $100-$200Lot Passed
Tor Even HaEzer, Zhitomir 1859.: By Rabbeinu Yaakov ben Rabbeinu Asher, printed by grandsons of the Slavita Rav. Zhitomir 1859. Cover and last page are unprofessionally repaired. Moth damage throughout the book. Generally bad to ok
0006: Tor Even HaEzer, Zhitomir 1859.Est. $100-$200Lot Passed
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Set of four volumes, the Shulchan Aruch HaRav. Zhitomir: By Admor Rabbi Schneor Zalman of Liadi, printed in Zhitomir by the Shapira brothers. Each volume has two cover pages, the first is shortened and has just the name of the book and the printing
0007: Set of four volumes, the Shulchan Aruch HaRav. ZhitomirEst. $550-$1,100
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Mishnayot Seder Kedoshim, Zhitomir, 1848.: Large format, printed by the Shapira brothers, grandsons of the Slavita Rav. Two covers in red and black ink. 1848. Stamps of ownership. Moisture stains. Not bound. [2] 162 page. 31cm. Generally ok
0008: Mishnayot Seder Kedoshim, Zhitomir, 1848.Est. $100-$200
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Chumash with siddur for Shabbat. Zhitomir 1853.: Exodus with Targum Onkelus, Rashi, the Ba’al HaTurim, Sfatei Khachamim and Kitzur Alsheech. With megillat Esther and Targum Sheni. At the end of the Chumash is a siddur for Shabbat (Shacharit,
0009: Chumash with siddur for Shabbat. Zhitomir 1853.Est. $100-$200
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Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Zhitomir: “According to the Russian, Lithuanian, and Polish minhag, given in Nusach Sfard.” Printed by Rabbi Yitzhak Moshe Bakashet, who bought the printing presses and houses from the Shapira brothers in
0010: Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, ZhitomirEst. $180-$360
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Avodat Kodesh, Bak printing, Jeruslaem, 1844.: By HaHida (Haim Yosef David Azoulay, 1724-1806). Includes the books: Moreh B’Etzba, Tziporen Shamir, Kesher Gadol, Kaf Achat, Yosef b’Seder, Sansan Li’ir, Shomer Yisrael. Listing of ownership
0011: Avodat Kodesh, Bak printing, Jeruslaem, 1844.Est. $100-$200
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Lot of 8 books, first editions. Jerusalem, beginning of: 1.Davar Eliezer, drosh and mussar. First edition. Printed by Azriel, Jerusalem 1910. By Rav Eliezer Yedid HaLevi (1886-1934), a kabbalist and sage of Jerusalem and Hevron, author of the books Minchat
0012: Lot of 8 books, first editions. Jerusalem, beginning ofEst. $100-$200
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HaTashbetz (book). First edition. Amsterdam 1738-1741.: Four sections, more than 900 halakhic answers, halakhic discussion and additional explanations. The fourth is called “Chut HaMeshulash” with the year appearing as 1738—divided into 3 sections,
0013: HaTashbetz (book). First edition. Amsterdam 1738-1741.Est. $300-$600
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Sefer Perot Genosar, by the Or HaHayyim. First edition,: On the Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De’ah. Includes two “Perot”: ‘Pri Hadash’ by Rabbeinu Hizkiya di Slava and ‘Pri To’ar’ by Rabbi Haim ben Atar, the Or HaHayyim. Printed by Rabbi Haim ben
0014: Sefer Perot Genosar, by the Or HaHayyim. First edition,Est. $600-$1,200
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Siddur Rabbi Yaakov Amdin. Second section, first: Sha’arei Shamayim by Rabbi Yaakov Amdin, second section from the Yaavetz siddur. Prayers for Rosh Chodesh and Moadim. Printed at the author’s house. Altona, 1747. Stamp of ownership on the cover:
0015: Siddur Rabbi Yaakov Amdin. Second section, firstEst. $500-$1,000
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Volume of Talmud Bavli, large format and original,: Masechtot Archin, Zevachim, Menachot, Kritut, Temurah. Each has a separate cover page, and each letter from the name of the masechet is decorated in illustrated block lettering with vines and
0016: Volume of Talmud Bavli, large format and original,Est. $250-$500
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Tzemach David, Frankfurt am Mein. 1692.: By Rabbi David Ganz on the history of the Jewish people in 3 sections: the first is until 3000, the second until 5000, and the third until 5450. 47, [5]; 81, 81-95, [8] pages. 19cm. Handsome leather
0017: Tzemach David, Frankfurt am Mein. 1692.Est. $200-$400
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Shoshanat HaAmakim by the Alsheech. Offenbach 1717.: On Shir HaShirim. Signature of ownership on the cover by Aryeh Leib Rosensahn(?). Defect on the cover and a number of pages. Moth damage. Bad to ok condition.
0018: Shoshanat HaAmakim by the Alsheech. Offenbach 1717.Est. $100-$200
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Likkutei Zvi, likkutei Tefilot. Amsterdam 1741.: Likkutei Zvi-prayers, supplications, songs, and requests, including Igeret HaTshuva and Yesod HaTshuva by Rabbeinu Yona of Girondi. Compiled by Rabbi Anshel bar Josfa Danzinger. With endorsement of
0019: Likkutei Zvi, likkutei Tefilot. Amsterdam 1741.Est. $100-$200
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Lot of 4 books. Amsterdam, 1727-1864.: 1.Machzor Seder HaMoadim for the Three Regalim, with Dutch translation (on facing pages). Translated by Shmuel Molder. Printed in Amserdam by J.B. Mesquita, 1864. [6], 234, [2] pages. 22cm.2.Seder
0020: Lot of 4 books. Amsterdam, 1727-1864.Est. $150-$300
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Set of Ein Yisrael, Katanot Or, two volumes. Amsterdam,: Original name of the famous book “Ein Yaakov” on legends (Aggadot) of the Shas, by Rabbi Yaakov ben Haviv, a sage of Spain. Because of the censor, the name was changed over the years from Ein
0021: Set of Ein Yisrael, Katanot Or, two volumes. Amsterdam,Est. $100-$200
Magen Avot. Salonika, 1748.: On Pirkei Avot, with introductions by the Ari and the Maharhav. By Rabbi Meir Beikiam. With Otzer Shalom by the publisher, Rabbi Shlomo Adriti. 44, 19 pages. 20cm. Old leather binding. Moth damage,
0022: Magen Avot. Salonika, 1748.Est. $150-$300Lot Passed
Meir LaAretz. Salonika, 1747.: On the Torah according to the Ari and Maharhav. By Rabbi Meir Beikiam. With the book Divrei Shlomo by the publisher, Rabbi Shlomo Adriti. [4], 86; 16 pages. 20cm. New binding. Light moth marks.
0023: Meir LaAretz. Salonika, 1747.Est. $120-$240Lot Passed
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Menuhat HaNefesh—tikkun for the dead. Baghdad, 1912.: For the night of the yartzeit. As ordered by Rav Yosef Haim, the Ben Ish Hai. Printed by Chacham Ezra Dangor, Baghdad. Glosses handwritten. Listings of yartzeits. Stains over time. Binding and pages
0024: Menuhat HaNefesh—tikkun for the dead. Baghdad, 1912.Est. $100-$200

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