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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $150
Sold for: $188
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Handwritten letter written on formal stationary of the Baden orphanage – Judisches Waisenhaus Baden. Baden which is located in close proximity to Vienna, the day before Rosh Ha’Shanna, 1938.
“In honor of our dear mentor… we wish you a Ktiva V’Chatima Tova for the New Year, on this Day of Judgment may G-D remember all of your good deeds, which have raised us to a higher level than we have ever previously reached”.
26 students are signed with their complete names.
On the back of the page and in the margins a draft of songs of praise to the Almighty appears.
Single page, 30 cm. Good condition, fold marks.
“In honor of our dear mentor… we wish you a Ktiva V’Chatima Tova for the New Year, on this Day of Judgment may G-D remember all of your good deeds, which have raised us to a higher level than we have ever previously reached”.
26 students are signed with their complete names.
On the back of the page and in the margins a draft of songs of praise to the Almighty appears.
Single page, 30 cm. Good condition, fold marks.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $3,700
Unsold
Yoel Teitelbaum. New York, 1965.
The letter is a recommendation to offer financial support to the grandson of Rabbi Yossef Chaim Zonenfeld z”l, Av Beit Din of the holy city of Jerusalem. He blesses those who will offer their support with abundance and protection from dangers and misfortunes.
The Holy Gaon Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum (1887-1979) son of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Hananyah Yomtov Lipa, Av Bein Din Sighet, author of "Kedushat Yomtov", son of Rabbi Yekutiel Yehudah, Av Beit Din Sighet and author of "Yitav Lev" and offspring of Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum, author of "Yismach Moshe".
Known from early age for his sharpness and genius, as well as his sanctity and purity. Following his marriage to the daughter of Admor Rabbi Avraham Hayim Horowitz, Rabbi of Polantsh, he moved to Satmar, where he taught Torah and Hassidism to a chosen group of disciples and Hassidim. Held position as Rabbi in Orshiva, Kroli (from 1925) and Satmar (from 1935). In all these places he was head of a large Yeshivah and a large flock of disciples. Was head of the extreme orthodox Jewry. During the Holocaust he was saved in Dr. Kastner's famous "Rescue Train", and through Bergen Belsen and Eretz Israel arrived in the US, where he founded the world's largest Hassidic dynasty. Was a strong opposer of Zionism and the establishment of the State of Israel. Gave many Halachic responses and from his writings dozens of books were published: "Va-Yoel Moshe", Divrei Moshe" responsa, the "Divrei Yoel" on the Torah and many others.
21 cm leaf. Good condition, folding marks and light damage on the margins.
The letter is a recommendation to offer financial support to the grandson of Rabbi Yossef Chaim Zonenfeld z”l, Av Beit Din of the holy city of Jerusalem. He blesses those who will offer their support with abundance and protection from dangers and misfortunes.
The Holy Gaon Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum (1887-1979) son of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Hananyah Yomtov Lipa, Av Bein Din Sighet, author of "Kedushat Yomtov", son of Rabbi Yekutiel Yehudah, Av Beit Din Sighet and author of "Yitav Lev" and offspring of Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum, author of "Yismach Moshe".
Known from early age for his sharpness and genius, as well as his sanctity and purity. Following his marriage to the daughter of Admor Rabbi Avraham Hayim Horowitz, Rabbi of Polantsh, he moved to Satmar, where he taught Torah and Hassidism to a chosen group of disciples and Hassidim. Held position as Rabbi in Orshiva, Kroli (from 1925) and Satmar (from 1935). In all these places he was head of a large Yeshivah and a large flock of disciples. Was head of the extreme orthodox Jewry. During the Holocaust he was saved in Dr. Kastner's famous "Rescue Train", and through Bergen Belsen and Eretz Israel arrived in the US, where he founded the world's largest Hassidic dynasty. Was a strong opposer of Zionism and the establishment of the State of Israel. Gave many Halachic responses and from his writings dozens of books were published: "Va-Yoel Moshe", Divrei Moshe" responsa, the "Divrei Yoel" on the Torah and many others.
21 cm leaf. Good condition, folding marks and light damage on the margins.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $1,000
Sold for: $2,250
Including buyer's premium
Letter from Rabbi Ze'ev Wolff Landau, the first Admor of Strykow. Written to his Chassidic public.
The letter is written, as was his wont, with a poetic pen, and signed: "…the words of one who loves you and sympathizes with you, Ze'ev Wolff Landau son of the Gaon Mahara".
Rabbi Ze'ev Wolff Landau (1807-1891, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, I, p. 516-518), son of Rabbi Avraham, Av Bet Din Czechenow. Of the illustrious disciples of the "Saraph" of Kotzk, who described him as the most gifted of the group, disciple of the author of "Chidushei HaRi"m" of Gur, in 1878 he began to lead a community in his hometown of Strykow, Kotzk style, firmly but with understanding.
Approximately seven rows of writing, on a page 12x19.5 cm. Good condition. The letter is written on used paper, the other side of which is inscribed.
The letter is written, as was his wont, with a poetic pen, and signed: "…the words of one who loves you and sympathizes with you, Ze'ev Wolff Landau son of the Gaon Mahara".
Rabbi Ze'ev Wolff Landau (1807-1891, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, I, p. 516-518), son of Rabbi Avraham, Av Bet Din Czechenow. Of the illustrious disciples of the "Saraph" of Kotzk, who described him as the most gifted of the group, disciple of the author of "Chidushei HaRi"m" of Gur, in 1878 he began to lead a community in his hometown of Strykow, Kotzk style, firmly but with understanding.
Approximately seven rows of writing, on a page 12x19.5 cm. Good condition. The letter is written on used paper, the other side of which is inscribed.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $3,800
Sold for: $5,500
Including buyer's premium
Leaf with signed ownership inscription "…Moshe of Zalshin…". Kislev, 1820.
The Holy Rabbi Moshe of Zalshin, son of Rabbi Gershon (1789-1831, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, III, pp. 183-186), author of Sidur "Tikunei Shabat" (see item 80), "Mishpat Zedek" commentary on Tehilim (see item 270), and "Ge'ulat Yisrael" on Pesach Hagadah, printed in tens of editions.
In approbations to his books the writers mentions Rabbi Moshe's well known piety and righteousness". Rabbi Akiva Eiger described him as "Zadik" "An exalted scholar". Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot referred to him as "a pitifull holy rabbi". The Seer of Lublin mentioned his total devotion to G-d since the age of ten years.
There is disagreement concerning the fact whether the Holy Rabbi Moshe of Zalshin was a disciple of the Seer of Lublin (see attached material). His son, Rebbe Ya'akov Aharon of Zalshin Av-Beit-Din Aleksander, was a disciple of the Seer of Lublin and of Rabbi Bunim of Peshischa (see Encyclopedia of Chassidut, II, p. 162). Rabbi Yossef Gershon Av-Beit-Din Dewhart, his other son, served as Admor either (Encyclopedia of Chassidut, II, p. 140).
Leaf 14.5 cm, good condition, slight damages.
The Holy Rabbi Moshe of Zalshin, son of Rabbi Gershon (1789-1831, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, III, pp. 183-186), author of Sidur "Tikunei Shabat" (see item 80), "Mishpat Zedek" commentary on Tehilim (see item 270), and "Ge'ulat Yisrael" on Pesach Hagadah, printed in tens of editions.
In approbations to his books the writers mentions Rabbi Moshe's well known piety and righteousness". Rabbi Akiva Eiger described him as "Zadik" "An exalted scholar". Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot referred to him as "a pitifull holy rabbi". The Seer of Lublin mentioned his total devotion to G-d since the age of ten years.
There is disagreement concerning the fact whether the Holy Rabbi Moshe of Zalshin was a disciple of the Seer of Lublin (see attached material). His son, Rebbe Ya'akov Aharon of Zalshin Av-Beit-Din Aleksander, was a disciple of the Seer of Lublin and of Rabbi Bunim of Peshischa (see Encyclopedia of Chassidut, II, p. 162). Rabbi Yossef Gershon Av-Beit-Din Dewhart, his other son, served as Admor either (Encyclopedia of Chassidut, II, p. 140).
Leaf 14.5 cm, good condition, slight damages.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $350
Sold for: $438
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A letter written in the name of and by order of the Admor Rabbi Baruch of Vizhnitz. Kislev 1887.
A long letter about a problem regarding the money of a certain widow of one of his men in the city of Kolomea. The letter mentions the Gaon of Kolomea, and often the "Admor shlita" is mentioned, making it clear that the letter and its content was written "in the name of the Admor shlita" by his regular scribe.
At the top of the letter is the stamp of the Admor "Baruch son of the Rav the Tzaddik of Vizhnitz".
Rabbi Baruch Hager – the Imrei Baruch (1845-1892, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, Part 1, page 367), son of the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel, author of Tzemach Tzaddik, and son-in-law of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Shapira of Zhitomir. From 1885, he was crowned to succeed his father, a position he carried for only seven years [it is rare to find letters from that period]. All his sons served as Admorim, his firstborn was Rabbi Yisrael Hager of Vizhnitz, author of Ahavat Yisrael.
21cm. Good condition, fold marks.
A long letter about a problem regarding the money of a certain widow of one of his men in the city of Kolomea. The letter mentions the Gaon of Kolomea, and often the "Admor shlita" is mentioned, making it clear that the letter and its content was written "in the name of the Admor shlita" by his regular scribe.
At the top of the letter is the stamp of the Admor "Baruch son of the Rav the Tzaddik of Vizhnitz".
Rabbi Baruch Hager – the Imrei Baruch (1845-1892, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, Part 1, page 367), son of the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel, author of Tzemach Tzaddik, and son-in-law of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Shapira of Zhitomir. From 1885, he was crowned to succeed his father, a position he carried for only seven years [it is rare to find letters from that period]. All his sons served as Admorim, his firstborn was Rabbi Yisrael Hager of Vizhnitz, author of Ahavat Yisrael.
21cm. Good condition, fold marks.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $350
Sold for: $438
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Letter with signature of the Admor Rabbi Baruch Hager of Seret. Haifa, Tishrei 1948.
New Year greetings on the occasion of our "first celebration in Zion" inauguration of his Beit Midrash in Haifa. "G-d willing this will herald the start to a happier era, bringing reprieve and solace to our suffering brethren the world over".
The second side of the page has a letter in Yiddish, handwritten and signed by his wife, the Rebbetzen Tzirel.
The holy Admor, Rabbi Baruch Hager of Seret-Vizhnitz (1895-Cheshvan 1963], Otzar HaRabbanim 4066), fourth son of the "Ahavat Yisrael" of Vizhnitz. His first wife was the daughter of Rabbi Yissachar Dov of Belz and his second wife, the daughter of the Admor Rabbi Eliezer Nissan Horwitz. A Torah giant, ordained by MaHaram Arik and Rabbi A. M. Steinberg of Brody. From the year 1923 he served as rabbi to the communities of Polian, Kutzman and Seret. He was ordained Admor in 1936 and in 1947 emigrated to Haifa where he established his Beit Midrash and a large community, which till this days it serves as a thriving Torah centre for the city of Haifa. A member of the Moetzet Gedolei HaTorah, and a prominent figure in Chinuch Atzmai and Agudat Yisrael.
22.5 cm. Very good condition (filing holes).
New Year greetings on the occasion of our "first celebration in Zion" inauguration of his Beit Midrash in Haifa. "G-d willing this will herald the start to a happier era, bringing reprieve and solace to our suffering brethren the world over".
The second side of the page has a letter in Yiddish, handwritten and signed by his wife, the Rebbetzen Tzirel.
The holy Admor, Rabbi Baruch Hager of Seret-Vizhnitz (1895-Cheshvan 1963], Otzar HaRabbanim 4066), fourth son of the "Ahavat Yisrael" of Vizhnitz. His first wife was the daughter of Rabbi Yissachar Dov of Belz and his second wife, the daughter of the Admor Rabbi Eliezer Nissan Horwitz. A Torah giant, ordained by MaHaram Arik and Rabbi A. M. Steinberg of Brody. From the year 1923 he served as rabbi to the communities of Polian, Kutzman and Seret. He was ordained Admor in 1936 and in 1947 emigrated to Haifa where he established his Beit Midrash and a large community, which till this days it serves as a thriving Torah centre for the city of Haifa. A member of the Moetzet Gedolei HaTorah, and a prominent figure in Chinuch Atzmai and Agudat Yisrael.
22.5 cm. Very good condition (filing holes).
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $2,200
Unsold
Letter by the well known Rebbe of Chortkov. Handwritten and signed by the holy "Yisrael Son of David Moshe". Vienna, 1928.
A letter of blessing and prayer for good health, livelihood and success, as well as a New Year greeting.
Rebbe Yisrael Friedman of Chortkov (1854-1933, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 12025). Son of Rabbi David Moshe of Chortkov and son in law of Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Sadigura – holy sons of Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhyn. One of the impor-tant Rebbes of Ruzhyn. A remarkable Chassidic leader. One of the founders of Aggudat Yisrael and president of Moetzet Gedoley Ha-Torah. Amongst thousands of followers of his were some foremost rabbis like Rabbi Shapira of Lublin, Maharam Arik and Gara"m Steinberg of Brody. His court in Chortkov, Galicia, was destroyed during World War I and he moved to Vienna. (See Kedem catalogue no. 8, item 489).
Leaf, 23 cm. Excellent condition.
A letter of blessing and prayer for good health, livelihood and success, as well as a New Year greeting.
Rebbe Yisrael Friedman of Chortkov (1854-1933, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 12025). Son of Rabbi David Moshe of Chortkov and son in law of Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Sadigura – holy sons of Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhyn. One of the impor-tant Rebbes of Ruzhyn. A remarkable Chassidic leader. One of the founders of Aggudat Yisrael and president of Moetzet Gedoley Ha-Torah. Amongst thousands of followers of his were some foremost rabbis like Rabbi Shapira of Lublin, Maharam Arik and Gara"m Steinberg of Brody. His court in Chortkov, Galicia, was destroyed during World War I and he moved to Vienna. (See Kedem catalogue no. 8, item 489).
Leaf, 23 cm. Excellent condition.
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![Two Letters with receipts and greetings, by Rabbi Avraham Elimelech Perlov of Karlin. [1930's].Receipts on the amount of 25 G](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/476.jpg "Letters from Rabbi Avraham Elimelech Perlov, Admor of Karlin")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
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Two Letters with receipts and greetings, by Rabbi Avraham Elimelech Perlov of Karlin. [1930's].
Receipts on the amount of 25 Grush received from "my friend… Rabbi Nachman… and I bless him… and send my greeting for a Happy and Kosher Pesach… Avraham Elimelech".
The Holy Rebbe Avraham Elimelech Perlov (1891-1943, Encyclopedia of Chassidut A, page 57),the most famous of the six sons of the Admor "Ha-Yenuka" Rabbi Yisrael of Stolin ("The Frankfurter"), who passed away in 1922 and was buried in Frankfurt. Most of his father's believers followed him and in order to prevent disagreements with his brother, Rabbi Moshe of Stolin, he moved to Karlin near Pinsk and established his own court there. He founded The Karlin Yeshivah in Luninets. Was murdered in the Holocaust along with all his offsprings.
17.5 cm, 21 cm. Fair condition, folding marks with some damages.
Receipts on the amount of 25 Grush received from "my friend… Rabbi Nachman… and I bless him… and send my greeting for a Happy and Kosher Pesach… Avraham Elimelech".
The Holy Rebbe Avraham Elimelech Perlov (1891-1943, Encyclopedia of Chassidut A, page 57),the most famous of the six sons of the Admor "Ha-Yenuka" Rabbi Yisrael of Stolin ("The Frankfurter"), who passed away in 1922 and was buried in Frankfurt. Most of his father's believers followed him and in order to prevent disagreements with his brother, Rabbi Moshe of Stolin, he moved to Karlin near Pinsk and established his own court there. He founded The Karlin Yeshivah in Luninets. Was murdered in the Holocaust along with all his offsprings.
17.5 cm, 21 cm. Fair condition, folding marks with some damages.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $450
Sold for: $600
Including buyer's premium
Certificate of Rabbinical Ordination by the Admor Rabbi Shimon Shlomo Wertheim, Av Beit Din of Benderi (Basarabia). Kislev 1915.
"After examining and assessing him in all areas of Halachic law, he has proved himself proficient in the (Jewish) law, and therefore worthy of a position in ruling according to Halachic Law".
Rabbi Shimon Shlomo Wertheim (1865-1925), Encyclopedia of Chassidut vol. 3 p. 843),son of Admor Rabbi Yitzchak of Benderi, son of Admor Rabbi Shimon Shlomo, son of Admor Rabbi Aryeh Leib Wertheim of Benderi (for more information, see Kedem Catalogue, auction 8, item 95).
In the year 1911, he succeeded his father as the Rabbi of Benderi. Exceptional in Torah learning, authored hundreds of responsa and rated amongst the greatest Admorim of the area in Basarabia.
21 cm. Fair condition, rust stains, torn in margins, text intact.
"After examining and assessing him in all areas of Halachic law, he has proved himself proficient in the (Jewish) law, and therefore worthy of a position in ruling according to Halachic Law".
Rabbi Shimon Shlomo Wertheim (1865-1925), Encyclopedia of Chassidut vol. 3 p. 843),son of Admor Rabbi Yitzchak of Benderi, son of Admor Rabbi Shimon Shlomo, son of Admor Rabbi Aryeh Leib Wertheim of Benderi (for more information, see Kedem Catalogue, auction 8, item 95).
In the year 1911, he succeeded his father as the Rabbi of Benderi. Exceptional in Torah learning, authored hundreds of responsa and rated amongst the greatest Admorim of the area in Basarabia.
21 cm. Fair condition, rust stains, torn in margins, text intact.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $150
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A letter by Rabbi Israel Rabinowitz, grandson of the Admor of Benderi. Benderi, 1881.
This letter was sent to the Gaon Rabbi Zechariah Shterin, Av Beit Din of Šiauliai. It is a request to purchase his book called “Zekher Yehosef”. Additionally, he [Rabbi Israel Rabinowitz] submitted questions on various topics and asked Rabbi Yosef Zechariah to answer them.
28 cm leaf, written on both sides and signed twice. Good-fair condition, wrinkles and light tear damages.
This letter was sent to the Gaon Rabbi Zechariah Shterin, Av Beit Din of Šiauliai. It is a request to purchase his book called “Zekher Yehosef”. Additionally, he [Rabbi Israel Rabinowitz] submitted questions on various topics and asked Rabbi Yosef Zechariah to answer them.
28 cm leaf, written on both sides and signed twice. Good-fair condition, wrinkles and light tear damages.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $1,300
Sold for: $2,000
Including buyer's premium
Question about some halachic matters, by Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch of Sadigura-Bucharest, with response by Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Ha-Cohen of Berezhany, in his handwriting and with his signature. Iyar 1909.
Questions regarding Treifot, Gitin and Tevilat Ba'al Teshuvah. The Maharsham [seems from handwriting that he was already old], answered briefly the four questions in about 10 lines). As far as we know, this response was not printed.
The inquirer: Rabbi Chaim Rabinovitch (1880-1951, Encyclopedia of Chasidut, A, page 291), Rebbe of Iassi, Sadigura and Bucharest. Son in law of Rabbi Yisrael Landa Av-Beit-Din of Sadigura. See item number 506. His writings were printed in "Kochav Ha-Shachar".
The Maharsham, Ga'on Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Ha-Cohen Schwadron (1835-1911), a foremost adjudicator in his generation, Av-Beit-Din Yaslovic and Berezhany, a great biblical authority in Galicia and abroad. Wrote many compositions, of which the following were printed: nine parts of Maharsham Responsum, Mishpat Shalom on Choshen Mishpat, manifest on Treifot, Da'at Torah on Shulchan Aruch, Techelet Mordechai on the Torah and more.
3 pages, 29 cm. Good-fair condition, slight tears to folds.
Questions regarding Treifot, Gitin and Tevilat Ba'al Teshuvah. The Maharsham [seems from handwriting that he was already old], answered briefly the four questions in about 10 lines). As far as we know, this response was not printed.
The inquirer: Rabbi Chaim Rabinovitch (1880-1951, Encyclopedia of Chasidut, A, page 291), Rebbe of Iassi, Sadigura and Bucharest. Son in law of Rabbi Yisrael Landa Av-Beit-Din of Sadigura. See item number 506. His writings were printed in "Kochav Ha-Shachar".
The Maharsham, Ga'on Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Ha-Cohen Schwadron (1835-1911), a foremost adjudicator in his generation, Av-Beit-Din Yaslovic and Berezhany, a great biblical authority in Galicia and abroad. Wrote many compositions, of which the following were printed: nine parts of Maharsham Responsum, Mishpat Shalom on Choshen Mishpat, manifest on Treifot, Da'at Torah on Shulchan Aruch, Techelet Mordechai on the Torah and more.
3 pages, 29 cm. Good-fair condition, slight tears to folds.
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
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Rabbinical ordination, by Rabbi Binyamin Aryeh Weiss Av-Beit-Din Tchernovitz. 1907.
Reciever of ordination is Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch, son of Rebbe Shalom of Kolomea. [Served as Rabbi of Iassi, Sadigura and Bucharest. See item number 506 and previous item].
On the border of document: approval by Rabbi Reicher of 1948, over signature of Rabbi of Tchernovitz.
The Ga'on Rabbi Binyamin Aryeh Weiss (1843-1913), author of Even Yekarah book of responsum, a leading rabbi in his generation. Disciple of "Shoel Umeshiv" and of Maharaya of Zidichov. Served as Rabbi of Tchernovitz since 1872.
20 cm. Fair condition, tear to middle fold, pasted and torn.
Reciever of ordination is Rebbe Chaim Rabinovitch, son of Rebbe Shalom of Kolomea. [Served as Rabbi of Iassi, Sadigura and Bucharest. See item number 506 and previous item].
On the border of document: approval by Rabbi Reicher of 1948, over signature of Rabbi of Tchernovitz.
The Ga'on Rabbi Binyamin Aryeh Weiss (1843-1913), author of Even Yekarah book of responsum, a leading rabbi in his generation. Disciple of "Shoel Umeshiv" and of Maharaya of Zidichov. Served as Rabbi of Tchernovitz since 1872.
20 cm. Fair condition, tear to middle fold, pasted and torn.
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