Moritz Rosenberger's birth certificate (born 1800), signed by Rabbi A. A. Pserhofer. Frauenkirchen, Hungary, 1860.
Two document-stamps appear on the upper part; on the lower part is the Rabbi's signature (in foreign language) and his wax-stamps in Hebrew and in a foreign language.
Rabbi Avraham Aharon Pserhofer (1815-1869, the Chatam Sofer and his disciples pp.11-12; Otzar Ha-Rabanim 943), born in Pressburg, son of Rabbi Moshe Kanizsa, circumcised by "Chatam Sofer", his disciple and Rabbi's Hirsch Charif Heller's disciple. Served as rabbi of Yemering and as of 1851 succeeded his father in Frauenkirchen rabbinate. His sons and sons in law were disciples of "Katav Sofer".
[1] leaf, very good condition.

Collection of letters and documents from the righteous Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Lehrin (1784-1855), founder and chief of the Pkidey V’Amarkaley Arey Ha’Kodesh Association, which dealt with the collection of donations for the Holy Land in all of the congregations of Holland and Deutschland (Western and Central European congregations) and the transferring of them to their destination, for the benefit of the Holy Land settlement. Important documents in the history of the settlement of Israel during the early 19th century.
1. Copies of recommendations for young man traveling from Holland to Eretz Yisrael. Recommendations by: Rabbi Yosef Asher Lemil Av Beit Din of Hague, Rabbi Elyahu Zvi Hirsch Av Beit Din of Rotterdam and Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Lehrin of Amsterdam. 1825-1826.
2. Draft of a long letter to the Holy City of Jerusalem, directed to the guardians of the orphans of Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Shapiro (Rabbi Refael Nissim Aryeh, Rabbi Aryeh son of Rabbi Yerachmiel and Rabbi Avraham Shlomo Zalman). 1829. The other side of the page contains lengthy lists of contributions from Holland and Deutschland to the Eretz Yisrael treasury fund.
3. Draft of recommendations directed to Rabbi Reuven son of Rabbi Zvi Ha’Levi, emissary of the Ashkenazi Hassidic Kollels from the Holy City of Safed as well as various listings. [1829?].
4. Passage of a letter concerning the matter of sending the funds to Eretz Yisrael.
5. Letter by Rabbi Akiva Lehrin and Rabbi Ya'akov Ross to Jerusalem directed to Rabbi Yosef Rivlin and the sons of the deceased righteous Rabbi Leib Goldschmidt. Amsterdam, 1862.

Letter from Rabbi Yonah Aryeh [Leichter], to Rabbi Yitzchak Av Bet Din of Mór. Czecze (Hungary), 1841.
The letter is concerned with matchmaking issues.
Rabbi Yonah Aryeh, Av Bet Din of Czecze from 1811, son of Rabbi Moshe Leichter, Av Bet Din of Abony. Responsum addressed to him in "Responsa of Chatham Sofer", Yoreh De'ah chap. 53. (Additional information in the book "Ishim Bitshuvot Chatham Sofer", p. 159).
The letter was addressed to Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Sternfeld, Av Bet Din Mór from 1830. Served as Rabbi in various places in Hungary and was a favorite with the Chatham Sofer who sent him some responsa, in which he confers on him titles of honor and affection. (See: "Ishim Bitshuvot Chatam Sofer", p. 209).
22cm. Very good condition. Address recorded on back page, postmark and wax seal.

Letter from Rabbi Ashtrok Giron, to Rabbi Shlomo Amarillio. Edirne (Adrianople), c. 1700.
The letter in Ladino, concerns public matters and accounts. The letter opens with honorary titles.
Rabbi Ashtrok Giron, of the well known rabbis of Edirne (Turkey) forefathers, died in 1714 – see enclosed material.
Receiver of the letter, Rabbi Shlomo Amarillio (1645-1720, Otzar Ha-Rabanim 18366), of the leading rabbis of Salonika, author of "Kerem Shlomo" book of responsum and "Pnei Shlomo" – see enclosed material.
20 cm, fair condition, stains and damages to paper (no text omission).