Kebubah Recording the Marriage of Ga’on Rabbi Moshe

year of the 150 anniversary of the passing of the Old Rebbe. The Rebbe added a few words in his blessed handwriting and the phrase “multifarious etc” and his blessed signature. Filing marks, other

10 lines in his handwriting, excellent condition.

Artist: Theo Tobiasse Title: Rabbi Moshe Ben Hanoch Devient Rabbin de Cordove Dimensions: 26.5in. by 20in. Edition: from the rare limited edition of 120 Medium: Original litho

Letter handwritten from 14 Nissan 1980. It opens with many blessings, followed by divrei torah. 24 handwritten lines. The page is cut in the margins, seems to be missing the end. An additional line of

An important letter in the handwriting and with the signature of Rabbi Moshe Kliers to Rabbi Moshe Blau. Dated: 8th Sivan 5684 [June 10, 1924]. In the letter, Rabbi Kliers congratulates him on the imp

Important Kabbalistic book. By the Kabbalist Rabbi Shabtai Sheftel Horowitz of Prague, including various exegeses on the wisdom of the philosophy of the Ramak. “Keys for opening locked and stuck

Rabeinu the Chatam Sofer (1763-1840) was born in Frankfurt in 1763 and acquired his knowledge from the rabbis and sages of his city, and especially from the Gaon Rabbi Natan Adler. In 1772 the Gaon Ra

A thank-you letter with the handwritten signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Shlomo Halberstam of Bobov to the philanthropist Rabbi Moshe David Strom, on his efforts towards a new building for the Sanz instit

Sefer Tov Yigal, with drashot and shut on Mishnah Sachir, by the Gaon Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtal, Av Beit Din of Piešťany. At the end is a sermon called Siach Yitzhak (separate title page),

Rare photograph featuring illustrious Admors paying a visit at the residence of US President Jimmy Carter, end of the 1970s. .The photo features the Admor Rabbi Moshe of Satmar, the "Barech Moshe" , t

Avdat Ohel Mo’ed according to the Polish custom. London 1937. On the cover is the stamp of “Isser Yehuda Unterman, Av Beit Din in Liverpool.” The GAon Rabbi Isser Yehuda Unterman (1886-1976) ser

A long halachic responsum in the handwriting and with the signature of Rabbi Shalom Messas on the laws of matchmaking, a reply to the comment of Rabbi Moshe Malka, author of the responsa "Mikveh HaMay

Two receipts written and signed in the handwriting of Rabbi Moshe Yaakov Ravikov - the Holy Shoemaker. The early one from 1922 and the second from 1931.  Rabbi Moshe Yaakov son of Rabbi Yosef HaCoh

By kabbalist Rabbi Avraham Merimon the Sefardi, one of the first and most famous kabbalists of Spain in the15 th century. The kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Cordovero wrote of this work: “It is definitely wo

Pri Megadim Lemberg 1828. Copy of the Ga'on Rabbi Shlomo Zeev Klein. Rabbi Shlomo Ze'ev (Wolf) Klein [1814-1867] Av Beit Din of Kalamhar, rabbi of Wormser, Bischheim, Dirmenach, Riksheim, Kolmar, and

Receipt written and signed by the "Holy Shoemaker," Rabbi Moshe Yaakov Ravikov - dated 15/3/1930. [1] leaf, 18x15 cm. Rabbi Moshe Yaakov b"r Yosef HaKohen Ravikov [1873-1967], the "Holy Shoemaker," wa

Budapest Rabbanut Certification Diploma from the Holocaust Period - 1941, of Rabbi Moshe Nattan, printed and hand signed by four Rabbis from the Budapest Chief Rabbanut, round minted hallmark on its b

She'erit Hapleta (Holocaust) - Lot of 2 Books Published by the Rescue Committee, 1947, includes: 1. Morality book - Mesilat Yesharim for Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto RIP. Given as gift. 54 pages. Hard c

A. Dor Revi'I, Chulin tractate, by Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Glasner, Klausenburg 1921. First edition.B. Toldot Shmuel, first section. Munkatch 1936. First edition. Colorful title page. Condition: Good.

Long discourse on the Rambam and the rest of the Rishonim, regarding building on Shabbat. Excellent condition.

Moshe Bernstein, Israeli, Polish,1920 to 2006, Judaica ink and ink wash painting on paper depicting Rabbi studying a book. Signed lower right. Framed. Bernstein Moshe was an Israeli Polish artist, ill

Partially missing; he was the son-in-law of Rabbi Gaon Rav Shalom, Av Beit Din of Warish. Stamp of the Admor on the page before the cover, missing the cover and 12 first pages, and a number of pages a

30x25 cm. Ketuba written in calligraphy, black ink on paper, upon the marriage of Moshe bar Eliezer with Chana Bat Shmuel. Philadelphia, [Pennsylvania] 1883. The name of the mesader kedushin, officiat

Watercolor and ink on canvas depicting three standing rabbis. Signed MOSHE to center left. Measures 9 1/2" (24cm) x 7 1/2" (19cm) + 4" (10cm) frame.