Auction No. 17

Miniature sefertorah on gevil parchment, the smallest

Handsome cup made of silver plated in gold. Nuremberg,

Carved ivory camel, the work of M. Murro, Bezalel, the

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Auction No. 17

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Silver amulet of the Two Tablets.: In the shape of the Tablets with the Ten Commandments, made of silver. On the front is an engraving of the names of demons. On the other side is a Star of David and inside, on its ribs and around it,

0265: Silver amulet of the Two Tablets.Est. $100-$200Lot Passed

Bill for 100 Israeli lira from the Admor HaLev Simcha: Given as a gift to a bar mitzvah boy in Tevet, 1979. Accompanied by a note from the bar mitzvah boy. Very good condition.

0266: Bill for 100 Israeli lira from the Admor HaLev SimchaEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Sefer Tanach given to Rav Yehiel Alshich in the: Includes translation into English, edited by M. Friedlander. Tanach Publishing Company, Jerusalem Inc. Jerusalem-London-New York, 1953. On the page before the cover is the signature of Rav Yehiel

0267: Sefer Tanach given to Rav Yehiel Alshich in theEst. $250-$500Lot Passed

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Chazon Ovadia with dedication of the author, Maran: On halachot of Pesach. This is Rav Ovadia Yosef's first book, which awakened a debate between him and Bavli sages, since in a few places in the book he disagrees with the Ben Ish Hai. Despite his

0268: Chazon Ovadia with dedication of the author, MaranEst. $150-$300

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Sefer Toldot Adam—Segulot and Refuot. Stamps of: Kabbalistic work by Rabbi Eliyahu Ba'al Shem (1520 approximately – 1583), a miracle worker who became famous for the story of creating a golem via the Sefer HaYetzira. Missing the name of the

0269: Sefer Toldot Adam—Segulot and Refuot. Stamps ofEst. $100-$200

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Pri HaAdama, Salonika 1752. Copy of the kabbalist: Exegeses and chiddushim on the Rambam. By the Rishon LeZiyyon, Rabbi Moshe Refael ben Rabbi Shmuel Meyuchas (1701-1771). With listing of ownership handwritten by Nissin Eini (died on the 7th of Adar

0270: Pri HaAdama, Salonika 1752. Copy of the kabbalistEst. $100-$200

Orchot Hayyim with exegeses. With dedication: With Hashem Orchotav and Mekor Haim. Printed 1957. Page before the cover has a long handwritten dedication by the author (1916-2008), a survivor of the Mussar movement, a posek halacha and member of

0271: Orchot Hayyim with exegeses. With dedicationEst. $120-$240Lot Passed

Sefer HaYirah, with exegesis Mekor HaYirah. With: 1959. On the page before the cover is a long dedication. Rav Zilber (1916-2008) was a survivor of the Mussar movement, a posek halacha and member of the Council of Torah Sages. Never held an official

0272: Sefer HaYirah, with exegesis Mekor HaYirah. WithEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Siddur Techla'el, two volumes—Jerusalem 1894. With: According to the Yemenite tradition. By Rabbi Yehi Tzalach, the Maharitz. Volume 1: Tefilot for Chol, Shabbat, Hannukah, Purim, various blessings, laws in Judeo-Arabic, determining years, and a

0273: Siddur Techla'el, two volumes—Jerusalem 1894. WithEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

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Rambam, Venice 1551. With a handwritten note by Rabbi: Mishnah Torah of the Rambam, first section. Books: Science, Love, and Time. Combination of two editions of Venice printings—Jushtenian and Bragadin. With many handwritten glosses in Mizrahi

0274: Rambam, Venice 1551. With a handwritten note by RabbiEst. $4,000-$8,000

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Nishmat Hayyim—by Rabbi Menashe ben Yisrael, Amsterdam: On souls, reincarnation, and dibbuks. By the sage Menashe ben Yisrael, a head of the Portuguese community. Printed by the son of the author, Shmuel Abarbanel Soiro, Amsterdam 1651. Menashe ben

0275: Nishmat Hayyim—by Rabbi Menashe ben Yisrael, AmsterdamEst. $250-$500

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Manuscript of the book Machaneh Aharon. Written in the: Zohar, section 1, on Genesis—Mantua printing. Copy of the kabbalist Rabbi Aharon Khiyun. Full of glosses, notes, and additions by hand. After his death, Yitzhak Avzamil of Egypt copied them into a

0276: Manuscript of the book Machaneh Aharon. Written in theEst. $3,000-$6,000

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Zera Barech, 2 sections—Amsterdam 1730.: Droshim on the Torah according to the order of parshiyot, by Rabbi Berachya Barech bar Yitzhak Isaac (Shapira) of Krakow. Two sections bound together. Printed by Shlomo Propus, Amsterdam. With

0277: Zera Barech, 2 sections—Amsterdam 1730.Est. $750-$1,500

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Chafetz Hayyim, first edition, Vilna 1873. With: Halachot of Lashon Hara and gossip. By the ever holy Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaKohen of Radin, who removed his name from the book and whose name goes unmentioned in the endorsements, except in the margins

0278: Chafetz Hayyim, first edition, Vilna 1873. WithEst. $500-$1,000

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Bnei Issachar, with a long handwritten dedication,: Two sections in one volume, from Rabbi Zvi Elimelech of Dinov. Published by the book publisher of Meir Yehuda Katina in Khust with Munkatch 1905. With a long (5 line) dedication on the cover page

0279: Bnei Issachar, with a long handwritten dedication,Est. $450-$900

Lot of 3 books bound together with signature of: 1.Sha'agat Aryeh by Rabbi Aryeh Leib bar Asher Ginzburg, Warsaw 1890. 2.Baruch Ta'am, by Rabbi Baruch Teumim, Av Beit Din of Lifnik. Printed by Avraham Feder, Lublin 1902. 3.Chatam Sofer—Nedarim,

0280: Lot of 3 books bound together with signature ofEst. $250-$500Lot Passed

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Gan Eden—A rare Karaite book, Eupatoriya (Crimea),: The intentions of mitzvot of the Torah and their details according to the Karaites, by Rav Aharon ben Rav Eliyahu Nikomodio, the Etz HaHayyim and Keter Torah. First published from a manuscript by

0281: Gan Eden—A rare Karaite book, Eupatoriya (Crimea),Est. $120-$240

Lot of 5 books from the library of the Tzaddik Rav: 1.Peleh Yoetz—mussar. By Rabbi Eliezer Papo, Heinrich Ziebers Erben printing, Vienna 1865. 2.Ginat Vradim on the Shas, by Rabbi Yosef (the Porat Yosef). Printed by Belkatavosky, Pietrekov, 1884.

0282: Lot of 5 books from the library of the Tzaddik RavEst. $120-$240Lot Passed

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Shot Maharam of Rottenburg. Copy of Rabbi Haim Palagi.: Printed on quality blue paper by David bar Zvi. At the top of the cover is an inscription in Mizrahi handwriting of Haim Palagi. Includes glosses on page 2b and 2d, as well as the handwritten

0283: Shot Maharam of Rottenburg. Copy of Rabbi Haim Palagi.Est. $300-$600

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Yarim Moshe—Furth 1764. Copy of the Admor Rabbi Aharon: By Moshe Alshich. On the cover is the handwritten signature of the Admor Rabbi Aharon Moshe of Geza Zvi (1775-1845), a Chassidic sage and student of the Chozeh of Lublin. Rabbi of the Saraf of

0284: Yarim Moshe—Furth 1764. Copy of the Admor Rabbi AharonEst. $500-$1,000

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Derech Hayyim—Zulzbach, 1702. Copy of the Admor, Rabbi: Prayers, segulot, and tikkunim according to the kabbalah, with chiddushim on masechet megillah, by Rabbi Haim Lifshitz. He mentions the name of Natan He'azti, prophet of the false messiah Shabtai

0285: Derech Hayyim—Zulzbach, 1702. Copy of the Admor, RabbiEst. $200-$400

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Mateh Yehudah and Shevet Yehuda—Livorno 1783. With: On the Shulchan Aruch Orech Hayim and Yoreh Deah. Each has a separate cover. By Rabbi Yehuda Ayash, a sage and posek in Algeria. On the cover are two dedications, one to David Baruch Refael Aryeh,

0286: Mateh Yehudah and Shevet Yehuda—Livorno 1783. WithEst. $100-$200

Volume of Mishna—Lemberg 1809. With handwritten: Zra'im, printed by Naftali Hertz. List of ownership, and glosses in rabbinical handwriting that were not checked. Binding is missing. 2 last pages are disconnected. Moth marks, repairs in the margins

0287: Volume of Mishna—Lemberg 1809. With handwrittenEst. $120-$240Lot Passed

Seder Tefilot HaMo'adim—Amsterdam 1726. With additions: According to the Sefardi tradition. Includes the prayers and readings for all holidays. Includes Pesach Haggadah. Compiled by Shmuel Rodriguez Menendez. Printed by Naftali Hertz ben Alexander

0288: Seder Tefilot HaMo'adim—Amsterdam 1726. With additionsEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

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