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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Lot of 2 books of the Zohar—Krotoshin, 1805. With many: On Genesis and Exodus. Printed by Yohanan Levi and his son. List of ownership of Menashe ben Yitzhak, and signature of ownership in Mizrahi/rabbinical handwriting. Hundreds of handwritten glosses.

0289: Lot of 2 books of the Zohar—Krotoshin, 1805. With manyEst. $100-$200

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Three manuscripts bound together. Yemen, 17th century.: 1.Maggid Meisharim. At the end is a long dedication "to my rabbi and teacher, Yitzhak ben Avraham…" 2.Manuscript of Peulat Issachar on zodiac signs. Astrological tables. 3.Manuscript, Shot of the

0290: Three manuscripts bound together. Yemen, 17th century.Est. $600-$1,200

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Lot of 4 manuscripts. Yemne.: 1.Reasons and mystical secrets behind laws according to the kabbalah. 2.Intercalation of years. 3.Hoshanot for Sukkot, songs for Simchat Torah. 4.Birkat HaMazon and Brit Milah nusach, and halachot.

0291: Lot of 4 manuscripts. Yemne.Est. $150-$300

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Lot of around 50 pages and remains of ancient: More than 50 ancient handwritten pages, including: around 25 ancient pages preserved in readable condition, and dozens of remains from pages. Among them: pages from Tanach, with vowels, ta'amim, and

0292: Lot of around 50 pages and remains of ancientEst. $250-$500

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Collection of around 110 Yemenite manuscripts—pages and: Interesting collection that includes copies from books, kabbalistic texts, amulets, and more. Most are on kabbalah and segulot. Different sizes and conditions, generally ok to good condition.

0293: Collection of around 110 Yemenite manuscripts—pages andEst. $150-$300

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Manuscript of the Pesach Haggadah, Yemen 19th century.: Aggadeta d'Pascha (Pesach Haggadah), sofer handwriting. Ink on thick paper. Nice handwriting, straight and annotated (partially). Written in Rashi script, the opening words are in larger block

0294: Manuscript of the Pesach Haggadah, Yemen 19th century.Est. $150-$300

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Manuscript of Rashi's Commentary on the Torah. Yemen,: One volume on the five books of Torah. Nice, organized handwriting, Rashi script, on dark, thick, quality paper. Bound with new and handsome leather binding. Beginnings of the parshiyot are in block

0295: Manuscript of Rashi's Commentary on the Torah. Yemen,Est. $1,200-$2,400

Manuscript of Lechem Shalom—a book of segulot. Yemen,: Ink on thick, dark, quality paper, with wide margins. Nice manuscript, straight and divided into chapters and with headings. The books were authored by two of the generation's greatest kabbalists:

0296: Manuscript of Lechem Shalom—a book of segulot. Yemen,Est. $10,000-$20,000Lot Passed

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Manuscript of practical halakhah. Yemen, 19th century.: Opens with an instruction to write the stamp on parchment if one wants to use demons. Around 120 segulot for a wide range of things. No binding. 14 pages. 17x12cm. Generally good condition.

0297: Manuscript of practical halakhah. Yemen, 19th century.Est. $120-$240

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Manuscript, a tafsir (exegesis) on Pirkei Avot—Iran.: Judeo-Persian (Hebrew letters). Clear, artistic handwriting, on quality paper, some with inscriptions in the margins. No binding nor cover page. Stains, tears without missing text. Some of the pages

0298: Manuscript, a tafsir (exegesis) on Pirkei Avot—Iran.Est. $100-$200

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Lot of 3 Persian manuscripts, 19-20th centuries.: 1.Ink on paper. Deals with Jewish prophets, in Judeo-Persian. Original leather binding. [39] pages. 17x12 cm. 2.Pizmonim and prayers, in Judeo-Persian, with vowels. No binding, 18x11cm, [10] pages.

0299: Lot of 3 Persian manuscripts, 19-20th centuries.Est. $100-$200

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Lot 2 handwritten materials,Bukhara: Lot 2 handwritten materials, a notebook and a ledger containing hundreds of pages filled with prayers, piutim and songs. Written in Bukhori (with Hebrew alphabet). In a couple of pages of the ledger

0300: Lot 2 handwritten materials,BukharaEst. $100-$200

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Lot, 2 Moroccan manuscripts, 20th century.: 1.Manuscript, blue ink on paper, with dust jacket binding, with birkat hamazon, birkat sefer torah, kaddish, ta'amim, and opening the ark. 13x18cm. [40] pages. 2.Manuscript in two parts: ink on

0301: Lot, 2 Moroccan manuscripts, 20th century.Est. $100-$200

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Handwriting of Rabbi Masoud HaKohen Elchadad, head of: Page written on both sides from a work handwritten by Rabbi Masoud HaKohen Elchadad, from Q&A on kabbalah that he was asked. Jerusalem, probably end of the 19th century. Part of a manuscript that was

0302: Handwriting of Rabbi Masoud HaKohen Elchadad, head ofEst. $150-$300

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Manuscript from Maskeel Doresh.: By Rabbi Yehi Korach (1840-1881), a sage of Yemen in the 19th century. Handwriting of his great-grandson, Rav Shlomo Korach, a rabbi of Yemen and Chief Sefardi Rabbi of Bnei Brak. 18, [4], 17, [2],

0303: Manuscript from Maskeel Doresh.Est. $300-$600

Manuscript, kabbalistic commentary on the song Azamer: Kabbalistic commentary on the song composed by the Holy Ari. Commentary is by the student of the Ari, Rabbi Yisrael Sarok (16-17th century), who publicized the kabbala of the Ari in Europe, and the

0304: Manuscript, kabbalistic commentary on the song AzamerEst. $1,800-$3,600Lot Passed

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Manuscript, kavanot of the Rashash. By the kabbalist: On reciting shema in bed, and the seder of Shabbat evening. No cover. Rabbi Emmanuel bar Shalom Nakash immigrated from Yemen (see about him in the memory book of Rav Yosef HaLevi on the first Aliyah,

0305: Manuscript, kavanot of the Rashash. By the kabbalistEst. $200-$400

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Manuscript, Otzarot Hayyim by Rabbi Haim Vittel.: Complete manuscript, a basic book of kabbalah and the gate to the kabbalah of the Ari. Edited by Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach. Volume in good condition with straight Mizrahi handwriting. List of ownership on

0306: Manuscript, Otzarot Hayyim by Rabbi Haim Vittel.Est. $1,000-$2,000

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Manuscript of practical and theoretical kabbalah, by: Manuscript of 30 pages, densely written. Some in Sefardi handwriting and other in block print.g Includes many kabbalistic illustrations. Handwriting of Rabbi Avraham Heichini, a great kabbalist of

0307: Manuscript of practical and theoretical kabbalah, byEst. $5,000-$10,000

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Manuscript chiddushei Maharam Shik, in his holy hand.: Complete manuscript of Tractate Kiddushin, in part on Mashechot and in part on Sugyot. On the first page of the manuscript that serves as the cover page, his student Rabbi Asher Le'Amil writes: "In

0308: Manuscript chiddushei Maharam Shik, in his holy hand.Est. $4,500-$9,000

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Manuscript on parchment in Geez. Beginning of the 18th: Thick manuscript on parchment in Geez, the language used by both Jews and non-Jews as a religious language, so there is a chance that the work in front of us is not Jewish (not checked carefully). In

0309: Manuscript on parchment in Geez. Beginning of the 18thEst. $180-$360

Samaritan manuscript—Shechem.: Ancient Samaritan manuscript (the script is a version of an ancient Hebrew script). Kabbalistic motifs such as Stars of David and tables. New binding. Underwent professional repairs. 16x11cm. [1]

0310: Samaritan manuscript—Shechem.Est. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

"Secret" letter from Rav Herzog, the Chief Rabbi of: Letter on official letterhead, handwritten and signed by Rav Yitzhak Isaac HaLevi Herzog, from 1945. To Mr. Oded bne Ami. Invitation for a secret meeting on a policy issue. Hole punches. Signs of

0311: "Secret" letter from Rav Herzog, the Chief Rabbi ofEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Lot of 2 interesting letters handwritten and signed by: 1.Letter on official letterhead from 1946. To A. Zalinsky, secretary of the Religious Council in Jerusalem, an apology for accidentally staying in a nonkosher hotel. 2.Letter from 1954 to the Chief

0312: Lot of 2 interesting letters handwritten and signed byEst. $120-$240Lot Passed

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