Sefer Mateh Shimon, Le-Tur Choshen Mishpat, by Rabbi Mordechai Shimon Ben Shlomo. Salonika, 1797. Only edition.
Many scholarly glosses in different oriental handwritings. Mostly by Rabbi Avraham Peretz author of "Avnei Shoham" and his sons Rabbi Raphael Chaim Binyamin author of "Zacharnu Le-Chaim" and his brother who signed "ACH"I" – a leading rabbi in Turkey in the 19th century.
On title page signature by Rabbi Avraham Peretz author of "Avnei Shoham" [see item 370], many glosses are in the same handwriting.
Numerous glosses are in Rabbi Raphael Chaim Binyamin Peretz, his son, handwriting, in some the glosser refers to what he wrote in the book "Zacharnu Le-Chaim" [on leaf 77 the writer writes about the book Zacharnu La-Chaim "May I be blessed by G-d and sacrifice this book on the altar of printing"]. On leaf 177 a signed gloss.
On leaf 10 ownership signature: "...Eliyahu Anav" [a leading rabbi in Constantinople. Signed first amongst disciples of Rabbi Eliyahu Palombo on the introduction to his book "Yad Ha-Melech". Rosh Yeshivah and Dayan of Balat. Served as chief rabbi of Constantinople in 1826. Died 1832].
[2], 196 leaves. 28cm. Fair-poor condition, moth damages. No binding.

Sefer Mizrachi on Rashi's Torah commentary, with Nachlat Ya'akov by Ya'akov Selnik. [Constantinople, 1728].
Glosses in oriental handwriting, some signed "HZ"H Romano" [Rabbi Chaim Romano? Of Damascus sages?]. "Harav Ha-Mage"n" is mentioned in one of the glosses [Rabbi Moshe Galanti, rabbi of Jerusalem].
App. 300 leaves. Leaves missing at the beginning and at the end. 30cm. Poor condition, wear to edges of many leaves. Stains. Leaves detached from binding

Responsum Chevel Ya'akov, sections 1-2 on Choshen Mishpat (Hilchot Kinyanim), by Rabbi Abba Ya'akov Borochov Av Beit Din of Vilkavisk. Vilna, [1923]. Renewed version with many additions to section 1, which was published in Vilna (1881) and with the addition of section 2.
Dozens of brief and lengthy handwritten glosses by the author. Apparently, these glosses and additions were written prior to the printing of his book Hashmatot U’Milu’im (Jerusalem, 1932), most of the glosses were printed in that publication with slight alterations of language. However, some of the glosses and additions do not exist in Hashmatot U’Milu’im.
A stamp of Rabbi "Ya'akov Chai Zraihen… Tiberias" appears upon the title page.
Rabbi Abba Ya'akov Borochov (1848-1936, Ozar Ha’Rabbanim 56) was a prodigy and genius from a very young age. He was the disciple of the Maharil Diskin in Yeshivat Shklov as well as the disciple of Rabbi Eizel Chariff. He served in the rabbinate in a number of small towns in Lithuania and was known for the place where he served as rabbi in Valkovisk. In 1923, after the completion and printing of this book he immigrated to Jerusalem and was considered one of the greatest rabbis of the city. Despite his old age he made the effort to add glosses to his book and apparently some of them were printed in the pamphlet Hashmatot U’Milu’im [of which some copies were found in a few libraries with glosses in his handwriting].
[1], 1, [XIII] pages, 118 leaves. 27.5cm. Dry paper, fair-poor condition. Unbound, detached pages. [Part of the additions are cut off].

Sefer Divrei Ge'onim, rules and topics, by Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Kahana. Sighet, 1911. Third edition with additions, published by writer's grandson Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kahana bookseller in Sighet.
Tens of long handwritten glosses, some signed "ZV"I".
On title page appears ink stamp of Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kahana Av-Beit-Din Strantura. (Otzar Ha-Rabanim 17315).
[4], 120 leaves. 31cm. Dry paper good-fair condition.