Yad Yosef and Yad Shaul, part one, on the laws of Nedarim, called Yadot Nedarim, by Rabbi Yosef Shaul Halevi Nathanson. Lemberg, (Lvov), 1851.
Square handwritten author’s signature appears on the title page header “…Yosef Shaul Halevi Nathanson author of Mifrasey HaYam, Magen Giborim, Me'irat Eynayim… and Yad Shaul”.
Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathanson (1808-1875, Otzar Harabanim 8981) was one of the greatest Torah scholars of his generation and among the best known Meshivim of the 19th century.
[2], 64; [1], 73 leaves, 35cm. Good condition, Moth damage. Stains

Toldot Avraham, tractates’ innovative commentaries by Rabbi Avraham Eisenberg. Pashmishel (Premishl), 1881.
Owner’s inscriptions appear before the title page and on it, as well as stamps from Shimon Eliyahu Ya'akobowitz from Lodz.
The title page headline reads: “A reminder from the visit of the Rabbi of Ostrovza [summer 1921]… who learned in this book for about four weeks”.
The holy Gaon Rabbi Meir Yechiel Halshtok Rabbi of Ostrovza, [1853-1928, Chassidut Encyclopedia, 3, 68-72], tremendous Torah scholar and holy man, author of Ohr Torah.
[8], 163 [should be 165], [7] leaves, 31.5cm. Good condition. Few moth holes. Stains and slight tears. Stamps.

Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, by Rabbi Yoseph Karo, with Torat HaCohanim. Vienna, [1801].
Signatures and writing of many owners before the front leaf, one of them reads that the book "belongs… to the Rav… Hagaon my Teacher Asher Anshel… Av Beit Din --- Tshenger" – He is the Gaon Hamekubal Rabbi Asher Anshel Halevi Yungreis author of Menuchat Asher (1806-1874, Otzar HaRabbanim 3557), who was known to be a miracle-maker. [Possibly, he signed the book in his own handwriting, in one of the unidentified signatures].
Owners' signatures, in more antique manuscript: "The Holy Shmuel ben Yochanan Pochak here in Sabatka," [city in Hungary].
More owners' writings read that the book "belongs to the Gaon Rabbi Feitel Weiss" of the city of Selesch who signed on the front page "The Kadosh Feitel Neitra."
344 leaves, 36cm. Fair condition. Wear to the edges of the leaves, slight moth-damage. First leaves detached. Antique leather binding, partially detached, torn.

Humash Bereshit and Humash Ba-Midbar, with "Or Chayim", "Homat Anach" by Ha-Hid"a, and "Be'er Mayim Chayim" by the Admor Rabbi Chayim of Chernowitz. Lemberg, 1863.
In Humash Bereshit is a stamp of the Admor Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kahana, Av Beit Din Spinka, in Humash Ba-Midbar ownership inscription and a chopped signature in handwriting [Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kahana?] and a stamp of Rabbi Nachman Kahana.
The Admor Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kahana, Av Beit Din Spinka (1884-1944, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 17314), son of Admor Rabbi Nachman, author of "Orchot Hayim" (son in law of the "Imrei Yosef" of Spinka, and descendent of the author of "Kuntres Ha-Sfekot"), son in law of the Admor Baruch Rubin of Gherla. Served as Rabbi and Admor after his father. Murdered in the Holocaust. All his writings were lost.
His son, Rabbi Nachman Kahana (passed away 1977), Admor of Spinka Bnei-Brak.
Part I: Bereshit. [2], 342; 9 leaves. (6 leaves missing in the end). 28cm. Fair condition, moth damage mainly to margins of first pages. Stains. Unoriginal cloth binding, worn and with no spine.
Part IV: Ba-Midbar. [2], 198, 7, 4 leaves. 28cm. Good condition, moth holes and minor foxing. Non original cloth binding, slightly worn.