Auction #27

An impressive silver menorah of the Rebbe of Stretin, V

Silver etrog case – Birmingham, England 1895

Bronze figurine with a horse and colt on a marble base

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Bnei Brak, Israel

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Auction #27

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Books, Kodesh books, Hassidic books, Rabbinical letters, Manuscripts, Judaika objects and more

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Baruch Ta'am — first edition, Lemberg 1841.: Baruch Ta'am - two parts, chiddushim and pilpulim on Talmudic issues, and responsa by Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teomim, Av Beit Din of Lipnik. Edited by the author's son-in-law, Rabbi Chaim of Sanz,

0145: Baruch Ta'am — first edition, Lemberg 1841.Est. $200-$400

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A collection of 7 books of Chassidut including importan: A collection of books about kabbalah and Chassidut. Various editions with ownership stamps and signatures of the kabbalist Rabbi Mordechai Moshe Karfman of Jerusalem, and various ownership

0146: A collection of 7 books of Chassidut including importanEst. $180-$360

Tikkun Olam – a work against Zionism and Aggudat Yisrae: The book Tikkun Olam, a collection of letters from great rabbis “against the new approaches that are Zionists, mizrachim … and everything associated with them in Israel and overseas.” A

0147: Tikkun Olam – a work against Zionism and Aggudat YisraeEst. $180-$360Lot Passed

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“There is no doubt that anyone who takes this holy book: Sefer Hapliah on the book of Bereishit, which is Sefer Hakaneh. A book of kabbalah by Rabbi Avigdor Kara of Prague. The book is known as a book that is a segulah for those who have it in their homes.

0148: “There is no doubt that anyone who takes this holy bookEst. $150-$300

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The book Baal Hanefesh by the Ra’avad – printing press: The book Baal Hanefesh, laws of niddah and mikvaot by the Ra’avad with glosses of the Razeh with the addition of the laws of Nidda by the Ramban – printing press of Yisrael Bak, Berdichev, 1817.

0149: The book Baal Hanefesh by the Ra’avad – printing pressEst. $120-$240

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The book Migdal David by the Ridbaz, first edition, Lem: The book Migdal David, “a commentary on Shir Hashirim by the great rabbi…David Ben Zimra known as the Ridbaz.” First edition, Lemberg, 1883. As written on the title page – the book was

0150: The book Migdal David by the Ridbaz, first edition, LemEst. $150-$300

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Kedushat Levi, a work of chassidut, early edition. Lemb: By Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev, a book well-received across the Jewish people. Among the work’s earliest editions. Interesting signature of ownership: Rabbi Moshe Zeev ben Rabbi Mordechai

0151: Kedushat Levi, a work of chassidut, early edition. LembEst. $100-$200

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Volume from a first-edition work of kabbala and chassid: First section of the commentary on the Sefer HaYetzira attributed to Avraham Avinu by Rabbi Yehoshua ben Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac Eisenbach of Pristik. First edition, Bartfeld (Berdichev), 1903. At the

0152: Volume from a first-edition work of kabbala and chassidEst. $80-$160

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Segula book: Ma’amar Ma’ayan Ganim—kabbalah. First edit: By Rabbeinu Menachem Azariya (the Rama) of Pano, organized according to the days of the week and special days, with kavanot for the counting of the omer. As testified to on the cover page, it was

0153: Segula book: Ma’amar Ma’ayan Ganim—kabbalah. First editEst. $60-$120

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Rare: Ateret Shalom—first edition, Lemberg 1893: Established according to prayers and psalms for weekdays and Shabbat, holidays and festivals. By Rabbi Menachem Mendel ben Rabbi Yoel Hartman of Boroslov. First edition, published during the

0154: Rare: Ateret Shalom—first edition, Lemberg 1893Est. $70-$140

Midrash Rivash Tov (the Ba’al Shem Tov), book of chassi: Drashot and essays from Rabbeinu Yisrael Ba’al Shem Tov, divided into two sections, with a separate cover for each. Published by Yehuda Leib Avraham. Enthusiastic endorsements from great Chassidic

0155: Midrash Rivash Tov (the Ba’al Shem Tov), book of chassiEst. $60-$120Lot Passed

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Very rare: the pamphlet Evel Yisrael-eulogy for the Adm: Rare pamphlet with a eulogy for the Ahavat Yisrael, Maran Yisrael Hager of Vizhnitz, written by Rav Yosef HaKohen Schwartz. Attached to it are Imrei Yisrael, divrei torah from the Ahavat Yisrael.

0156: Very rare: the pamphlet Evel Yisrael-eulogy for the AdmEst. $200-$400

Lev Sameach [Alesk], rare section on Exodus—first editi: Two volumes of Chassidic works: first, Imrei Noam sections 1-2 on the Torah, by Rabbi Meir HaLevi Horowitz of Dzikov. Cover of section 2 has mistakenly printed the title “Section 1”. Second

0157: Lev Sameach [Alesk], rare section on Exodus—first editiEst. $180-$360Lot Passed

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Korban HaAni, a work of chassidut. First edition, Lembe: On the Torah and holidays, by Rabbi Yaakov Katina, Ra’avad of Khust. [3], 57 pages. Stefanski Chassidut 528. Cover of the book does not list the location of printing or the author, but mentions

0158: Korban HaAni, a work of chassidut. First edition, LembeEst. $150-$300

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The Ariel Wall - Chassidut First Edition for Amberg: The title forms an acronym: “Chiddushim, droshim, writings from the Torah of Adoneinu Ro’e Yisrael Aryeh Leivish”. On the Torah and more, a chassidic work by Rabbi Aryeh Leiv, Av Beit Din of

0159: The Ariel Wall - Chassidut First Edition for AmbergEst. $150-$300

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Important glosses on the book Etz Haim [Maharhav], edit: houses in the city of Lviv. Pri Etz Haim: [2], 3-73, 32 pages (page 1 is missing, page 2 is not numbered). Etz Haim: [1], 99 pages. Moth holes. First cover is professionally repaired at the edges.

0160: Important glosses on the book Etz Haim [Maharhav], editEst. $120-$240

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Rare! The book Kahal Chassidim, first edition, Warsaw 1: ‘Includes many stories of miracles and wonders from Rabboteinu Rabbi Yisrael Ba’al Shem Tov of Mosiboz, and his students and their students…at the end with stories from Rabbeinu the Rema and

0161: Rare! The book Kahal Chassidim, first edition, Warsaw 1Est. $120-$240

A segula book: Psalms with Diglei Hodaya and HaMitzvah: By Rabbi Yehuda Yudel Landau of Jerusalem. Before he moved to Israel he was close to (and acted as shochet for) the Kedosh Yisrael of Rozhin, and then his son Rabbi Avraham Yaakov of Sadigura. With

0162: A segula book: Psalms with Diglei Hodaya and HaMitzvahEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

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Chumash Heichal HaBracha [Komarna], complete set in 5 s: With Targum Onkelus and Rashi’s commentary, the Turim, Toldot Aharon, and Mesorah Gedolah and Ketana with the Menorat Shlomo commentary by Rav Uri Shraga Feivush ben Shlomo Zalman, the book Maskil

0163: Chumash Heichal HaBracha [Komarna], complete set in 5 sEst. $150-$300

Maleh HaRo’im with important stamps and signatures—Halb: Two sections—Section 1: collection of all the disagreements [machlokot] in the Talmud, organized alphabetically; section 2: on the 13 attributes of mercy, guidelines of psak, by the Gaon Rabbi

0164: Maleh HaRo’im with important stamps and signatures—HalbEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Menorah HaTehora—first edition, Lemberg 1883. Stamps of: On the Shulchan Aruch Orech Hayyim, halachot of Shabbat, by the Gaon Rabbi Uziel Meizlish. With endorsements from Admorim and rabbis of the period (Sadigura, Chortkov, Rabbi David of Amshinov,

0165: Menorah HaTehora—first edition, Lemberg 1883. Stamps ofEst. $60-$120Lot Passed

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Kohelet Yaakov—first edition, Lemberg 1870, bound with: A kabbalistic work written by Rabbi Yaakov Zvi Yalish, the Maleh HaRo’im, with endorsements by Rabbi Yosef Shaul Natanson, Rabbi of Lviv, the Divrei Haim of Sanz, and Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac of

0166: Kohelet Yaakov—first edition, Lemberg 1870, bound withEst. $60-$120

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Likkutim Yekarim, Lemberg 185: Divrei Torah from four tzaddikim: Ba’al Shem Tov, his student the Maggid of Mastricht, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Premyslan, and Rabbi Yehiel Michal, the Maggid of Zlatchov. Signature of Yochanan ben

0167: Likkutim Yekarim, Lemberg 185Est. $50-$100

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Long amulet: handwritten on parchment by the kabbalist: With kabbalistic illustrations and holy names, handwritten by Rabbi Yehuda Patya. It should be noted that this is the longest amulet to be sold until today written by Rav Patya, it is 72cm long and

0168: Long amulet: handwritten on parchment by the kabbalistEst. $1,000-$2,000

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