Manuscript - Milei D'Avot on Tractate Avot - By Rabbi

A leaf from a Lechem Yehuda Commentary on Tractate Avot by Rabbi Yehuda Lirma, printed at Sabbioneta, 1554. Wear, some worming, mild damp staining/discoloration. Measures 6 x 8". Hebrew bibliography a

A leaf from a Lechem Yehuda Commentary on Tractate Avot by Rabbi Yehuda Lirma, printed at Sabbioneta, 1554. Wear, some worming, mild damp staining/discoloration. Measures 6 x 8". Hebrew bibliography a

*Zikaron Zot, Zot Zikaron, Divrei Emet. Books of the ‘Chozeh MiLublin’. Franold, Yafeh Press, 1947. *Tractate Avot with the commentary Sfat Emet by the Admor MiGur. Landesberg, 1948. The

Italy. Verona. 1859. Ancient Jewish Manuscript. Rare signature of Chief Rabbi Isacco Pardo of Israelitic Community of Verona. During the period of Austrian occupation (Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetian). I

Pencil-written floor-plan in German and Hebrew in a child's hand, depicting the layout of the synagogue in Baden, the seating arrangements of the Carlebach family, and a list of "Kibudim:"-

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

A little book of honey - collected from the manuscripts of rabbis who were turning in Ganzi Kedem, chromolithograph title page, 1928, HebrewOxford, University Press, nicely illustrated chromolithograp

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.

Judaica Old Jewish Rabbinical Hebrew Manuscript By Rabbi Shalom Mahsash! Rabbi Shalom Mashash; was the chief Rabbi of Morocco, and the Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem, Israel. Handwritten double-sided handwr

“Rabbi with Manuscript”. Indistinctly signed u/r and dated 1916. Oil on Canvas. Measuring 20” by 16”. Framed. (Cond: relined, surface grime) (1000/1500)

Rare Manuscripts handwrote by Rabbi Tzvi Yehuda Kook on the famous subject "Mi Hu Yehudi", four pages, and signed by The Rabbi.

Antique rare manuscript by a rabbi with signature top of the page appears to be a promissory note, on the other half page is written a Dvar Torah about the messiah and more, it's in a Sephardi Hebrew

Manuscript, with several compositions on the Mesorah (of the Bible), by Rabbi Shalom Shachne Yalin - greatest Mesorah scholar of the last generations. [Written throughout various times: Lithuania and

Spell-check letter. 3 More added sheets about Halacha slaughter procedures in his handwriting. Rabi Haim Dov Kantor was born in Karlin, served as a cantor (hence his name "Kantor"). Lost his

Tractate Baba Metziah with commentaries, printed following the efforts of Rabbi Avraham David Horowitz, Augsburg, 5706 [1946]. 119, 25, [3] leaves, 325 cm. The Tractate was printed separately, not as

A rare finding highly important and valuable for Judaica collectors and researchers ,this manuscript in Hebrew Sephardic letters was written to the holly Kabalistic rabbi from Morroco Chacham Shaul Na

Sichot by the Rebbe Rabbi Yisrael Alter of Gur author of the "Beit Yisrael", on the Parshiyot of Bereshit, which he had said on the Sabbaths eves of 1971. Handwritten by Rabbi Yisrael Elimelech Solnik

PIRKEI AVOT BY YONAH WEINREB. Israel, c. 1980. Consisting of 48 polygraph prints. Each one in a plastic sleeve. Number 486 from a series of 613. 19” x 14”. In hardbound leather binding.

Letter signed by Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, dated: Kislev 2009. Letter of encouragement for the printing of Sefer HaNer  - commentary on a number of tractates by one of the earlier scholars. H

Antique for researchers and collectors rare Sephardic manuscript written on both sides a Devar Torah probably from the 18/19 century(or maybe earlier) written in Sephardic Rabbis Hebrew alphabet scrip

Ɵ Three cuttings from an exceptionally early manuscript of Paul the Deacon's Homiliary, in Latin, on parchment [Rhineland, late eighth or early ninth century] Two near complete leaves (each trimm

ÆŸ The Bishop Carr Bible, in Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment [most probably England, mid-thirteenth century] 471 leaves (including one medieval endleaf at front and two medieval endleaves a

Ɵ Summa Sententiarum, ascribed to 'Master Odo', in Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment [France, twelfth century (probably first half)] 87 leaves, complete, collation: i-x8, xi7 (last leaf a

ILLUMINATED BOOK OF HOURS, use of Utrecht Manuscript Book of Hours on vellum in Latin, with occasional Dutch, 182 leaves, Gothic script on 18 lines, black, blue, red ink, with liquid gold details, nu