Or Chadash

1900'S SILK FLAME STITCH CREWEL WORK WALLET WITH SATIN INTERIOR WITH SILK 18TH C CHALASH BONNET

* Or Chadash on Megillat Esther, and Ner Mitzvah on Chanuka, by Rabbi Yehuda Loewe - the Maharal. Prague, [1600]. Printed by Moshe son of Yosef Bezalel Katz. First edition printed during the lifetime

Fourth edition of the book by Rabbi Yosef ben Moshe of Prmysla, first printed in 1644, bearing the endorsement of Rabbi Naftali Katz, the Smichat Khachamim. The compiler was a descendent of Rashi and

Rabbi Chizkiya di Silva?s elucidation on Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah. This is the only part of his explanation to be printed during the author?s lifetime. The Pri Chadash is Rabbi Chizkiya da Silva?s (1

Sefer Or Chadash, Józefów 1858. Signed on the title page by the Gaon ''Bought with Gd's help I Eliyahu David Son of the Rabbi Ish Teumim''. With his handstamp as Rabbi of

Ohr Chadash , Part III - novellae on Tractate Kiddushin by Rabbi Elazar Kalir. Wien (Vienna) 1799. First edition. There are approximately 20 glosses on the book's sheets in the hand of Rabbi David Deu

Sefer Yalkut Chadash, a compilation from the Midrashim, Zohar and kabbalistic works (arranged according to subject in alphabetical order) by Rabbi Yisrael son of Rabbi Binyamin of Bełżyce. Radv

Sefer Ohel David, Talmudic novellae on various tractates (Yevamot, Bava Kama, Shabbat, Eruvin and Ketubot), by Harav David Deutsch Rabbi of Ir Chadash (Nowe Miasto). Vienna:

Pri Chadash is one of the most widely accepted and significant compositions on the Shulchan Aruch. The volume of this work on Yoreh De’ah was first published during the author’s lifetime

Tzofnat Pa'aneach Chadash, homiletics and Torah novellae (including commentary on Psalms, on the 15 chapters of Shir HaMa'alot). By Rabbi Yosef ben Rabbi Moshe of Przemyśl (grandson of Rabbi Avrah

Elucidations on the Perek Shira and Medrash Yilamdeinu [Tanchuma] in the handwriting of Rabbi Mordechai Henna, dayan in Hamburg and author of Aggadat Mordechai. Specifications: [10] pages. 16x20 cm. A

Pri Chadash, halachic novellae on the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, by Rabbi David di Silva. Copy used by Libyan rabbis with their signatures and glosses: Leaf 1, Rabbi Shaul Adadi's signature. Leaf 38,

The book of ‘Pri Chadash’ on Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim by Rabbi Chizkiya da Silva.The author of the Pri Chadash was one of the greatest Halachic authorities, and his books are considered

Leipzig Edition, 1859. At the front of the book appears a special, handwritten dedication, the Michtav M'Eliyahu, penned by Rabbi Dessler. "A memento of love and friendship, to my cherished disciple a

Three volumes printed in Russia-Poland, early 19th century. 1-2. Sefer Yalkut Chadash, a compilation of medrashic interpretations, Zohar and Kabbalistic works [alphabetically organized], by R. Yisrael

Zohar Chadash. Livorno, [1866]. On the book leaves are dozens of glosses by several writers, in Oriental handwriting [from Iran-Iraq region], Some are signed (See Hebrew description). 144 leaves. 24.

Full set of the Tur, with Bayit Chadash. Choshen Mishpat also includes Beit Yisrael (Prisha V'Drisha). Frankfurt am Main, 1712-1715. First edition of Prisha V'Drisha on Choshen Mishpat. Approbation by

Treatise on the 'Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh Deah' by Rabbi Chezkia da Silva. Amsterdam, 1692. First edition.[2], 116, 116, 116-130 leaves, 31 cm.With the text of the Shulchan Aruch. First edition printed b

* Hen Kol Chadash, poems by Rabbi Moshe Zakut (the Ramaz). Amsterdam, [1712]. Poems for weekdays and Shabbat, Rosh Chodesh Nisan, Av and Elul, Succot and Shavuot, Chanuka and Purim, Tisha B'av, "For J

Pri Chadash on Yore De’ah. Amsterdam 5452 [1692]. In the printing house of David Tartas. [2] 116, 117-130 pages. Size: 30 cm. Excellent condition. Otzar Hasefer Database, #31815. The first edition,

Zohar Chadash, two parts: part one - on the Torah, part two - on Shir HaShirim, Ruth and Eicha, corrections. With the commentary "Chaim U'Mazon" by the Gaon of Izmir, Rabbi Chaim Palagi. Izmir,1868-18

Pri Chadash Hebrew Book, Amsterdam, 1692, Judaica. First Edition. With an illustrated title page depicting King David playing the harp. 130 pages (260 sides). 33cm X 21cm / 13in X 8.26in.

[2], 5-80, 61-70, [1] leaves. 23.5 cm. Zohar Chadash and Medrash HaNe'elam. Amsterdam, [1701]. Prominent edition of the Zohar Chadash. Includes the last leaf [marked 89] that is not found in all ex

Zohar Chadash and Medrash HaNe'elam. Amsterdam, [1701]. Owner signatures. [2], 5-80, 61-70, [1] leaves. 23.5 cm. Prominent edition of the Sefer Zohar Chadash. With the last leaf [marked 89], that is n