Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
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Letter with halachic answer by Rabbi Yehoshua Menachem Ehrenberg, to Rabbi Natan Zvi Friedman. Kislev 1962.
Rabbi Yehoshua Menachem Ehrenberg (1905-1976), gaon and righteous person, of the great rabbanim of the previous generation. Disciple of Rabbi Meir Arik. After the holocaust, he moved to Tel-Aviv where he was recognized as one of the great poskim and he was appointed to Head of The Avot Batei-Din (Ra'avad). He authored the responsa Dvar Yehoshua, 6 Parts.
Recipient of letter: The Gaon Rabbi Natan Zvi Friedman (1914-1993). Rabbi in Budapest, in the displaced persons camp in Föhrenwald and in Givat Shmuel. From 1953 he served in the rabbinate of Shikun Heh in Bnei Brak and he was one of the greatest rabbis in Bnei Brak and in Israel. He wrote the responsa Netzer Mata'ai and other books. He is renowned for authoring the encyclopedia Otzar HaRabbanim.
5 pages, 27.5cm. Official stationary. Very good condition
Rabbi Yehoshua Menachem Ehrenberg (1905-1976), gaon and righteous person, of the great rabbanim of the previous generation. Disciple of Rabbi Meir Arik. After the holocaust, he moved to Tel-Aviv where he was recognized as one of the great poskim and he was appointed to Head of The Avot Batei-Din (Ra'avad). He authored the responsa Dvar Yehoshua, 6 Parts.
Recipient of letter: The Gaon Rabbi Natan Zvi Friedman (1914-1993). Rabbi in Budapest, in the displaced persons camp in Föhrenwald and in Givat Shmuel. From 1953 he served in the rabbinate of Shikun Heh in Bnei Brak and he was one of the greatest rabbis in Bnei Brak and in Israel. He wrote the responsa Netzer Mata'ai and other books. He is renowned for authoring the encyclopedia Otzar HaRabbanim.
5 pages, 27.5cm. Official stationary. Very good condition
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![Six letters from Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe to Rabbi Chaim Zeichik. Be’er Ya'akov and Jerusalem, [1970-1989].
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $300
Unsold
Six letters from Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe to Rabbi Chaim Zeichik. Be’er Ya'akov and Jerusalem, [1970-1989].
Thank you letters for books, New Year greetings, arrangement for visits and other matters. The letters express the great love and friendship between these two Mussar personalities from the previous generation.
Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe (1914-2005), was the founder and Mashgiach of the “Be’er Ya'akov” Yeshiva. He was a disciple of Rabbi Yerucham of Mir. He was a Mussar master. Wrote two volumes of “Alei Shur” and many other books.
The recipient of the letters: Rabbi Chaim Ephraim Zeichik (1906-1989), learned in Novardok yeshivot, was a Mussar master in Poland and America. Came to live in Israel in 1963. He was known for his Mussar lectures and articles. See also his handwritten notebooks, item no. 530.
6 items, varying size and condition. Some are on official notepaper from Be’er Ya'akov Yeshiva
Thank you letters for books, New Year greetings, arrangement for visits and other matters. The letters express the great love and friendship between these two Mussar personalities from the previous generation.
Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe (1914-2005), was the founder and Mashgiach of the “Be’er Ya'akov” Yeshiva. He was a disciple of Rabbi Yerucham of Mir. He was a Mussar master. Wrote two volumes of “Alei Shur” and many other books.
The recipient of the letters: Rabbi Chaim Ephraim Zeichik (1906-1989), learned in Novardok yeshivot, was a Mussar master in Poland and America. Came to live in Israel in 1963. He was known for his Mussar lectures and articles. See also his handwritten notebooks, item no. 530.
6 items, varying size and condition. Some are on official notepaper from Be’er Ya'akov Yeshiva
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $120
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An interesting letter from Rabbi Shalom Mordechai HaCohen Shvadron to Rabbi Ephraim Chaim Zeichik. Jerusalem, Elul 1976.
A thank you letter to Rabbi Chaim for publishing his book “Kol Tzofaich”. Written with the warm effusiveness characteristic to Rabbi Shalom Shvadron, opens with blessings for the upcoming New Year and continues with many blessings. At the end of the letter Reb Shalom asks to pray for a sick person.
The Maggid from Jerusalem Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Shvadron (1912-1998), was the son of Rabbi Yitzchak, Rabbi of Chazmer. He learned by the Mussar teachers Rabbi Eliyahu Dushnitzer, Rabbi Leib Chasman and Rabbi Eliyahu Lupian. A Torah genius and a famous preacher who stood at the head of the battles for education and religion in the State of Israel. He founded the “Pe’ilim” organization. He published tens of books by his grandfather, the Maharsham from Berzen and the books of his teachers “Or Yahel” and “Lev Eliyahu”. His talks and life-story have been written about in many books.
See previous item and item 530 regarding the recipient of the letter.
17.5x24.5 cm. Good condition
A thank you letter to Rabbi Chaim for publishing his book “Kol Tzofaich”. Written with the warm effusiveness characteristic to Rabbi Shalom Shvadron, opens with blessings for the upcoming New Year and continues with many blessings. At the end of the letter Reb Shalom asks to pray for a sick person.
The Maggid from Jerusalem Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Shvadron (1912-1998), was the son of Rabbi Yitzchak, Rabbi of Chazmer. He learned by the Mussar teachers Rabbi Eliyahu Dushnitzer, Rabbi Leib Chasman and Rabbi Eliyahu Lupian. A Torah genius and a famous preacher who stood at the head of the battles for education and religion in the State of Israel. He founded the “Pe’ilim” organization. He published tens of books by his grandfather, the Maharsham from Berzen and the books of his teachers “Or Yahel” and “Lev Eliyahu”. His talks and life-story have been written about in many books.
See previous item and item 530 regarding the recipient of the letter.
17.5x24.5 cm. Good condition
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $200
Sold for: $325
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Printed card, "Happy Good Year" by Rabbi Aryeh Levine "Ha-Tzadik Ha-Yerushalmi". Jerusalem, 1958.
On the back, a 20-lines handwritten letter by Rabbi Aryeh Levine in his pearl-like handwriting, to his relative, Prof. Ben Zion Verbin [famous pediatrician, father in law of Knesset member Yossef Sarid].
On the back of the envelope appears Rabbi Aryeh's address. The address of the receiver is handwritten on the envelope.
Rabbi Aryeh Levine (1885-1969), the famous "Zadik Yerushalmi", studied in Lithuanian yeshivot, made aliyah to Eretz Yisrael and occupied himself with teaching and charity, he turned into a legend while still alive and remained simple and modest, hiding his genius in Halachah and Kabalah.
10x6cm. + small envelope, stamped and postmarked. Very good condition
On the back, a 20-lines handwritten letter by Rabbi Aryeh Levine in his pearl-like handwriting, to his relative, Prof. Ben Zion Verbin [famous pediatrician, father in law of Knesset member Yossef Sarid].
On the back of the envelope appears Rabbi Aryeh's address. The address of the receiver is handwritten on the envelope.
Rabbi Aryeh Levine (1885-1969), the famous "Zadik Yerushalmi", studied in Lithuanian yeshivot, made aliyah to Eretz Yisrael and occupied himself with teaching and charity, he turned into a legend while still alive and remained simple and modest, hiding his genius in Halachah and Kabalah.
10x6cm. + small envelope, stamped and postmarked. Very good condition
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $200
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Halachic Question and Response – Yemen
Halachic question and response of one of the Yemenite Batey Din to another Beit Din. 1891.
The question deals with the authority of the Gabai of the synagogue to let the children dance with Torah book on Simchat Torah.
The response appears over the leaf.
Curly rabbinical signatures [both signatures were not deciphered].
18cm. Heavy paper, good-fair condition, stains and creases
Halachic question and response of one of the Yemenite Batey Din to another Beit Din. 1891.
The question deals with the authority of the Gabai of the synagogue to let the children dance with Torah book on Simchat Torah.
The response appears over the leaf.
Curly rabbinical signatures [both signatures were not deciphered].
18cm. Heavy paper, good-fair condition, stains and creases
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $200
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Torah book ownership bill. Yemen, 1939.
The bill relates to a Torah book of the woman Na'ama widow of Yossef Salem, brought to a synagogue in Jerusalem.
11 cm. Handwritten on parchment. Good condition, creases
The bill relates to a Torah book of the woman Na'ama widow of Yossef Salem, brought to a synagogue in Jerusalem.
11 cm. Handwritten on parchment. Good condition, creases
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $150
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Shochet ordination certificate. Yemen, 1898.
It seems that the certificate concerns a young shochet. Two shochatim are signed. On the bottom of the leaf a curly rabbinical signature [not deciphered].
Leaf 11.5 cm. Fair-poor condition, stains and moth-damages
It seems that the certificate concerns a young shochet. Two shochatim are signed. On the bottom of the leaf a curly rabbinical signature [not deciphered].
Leaf 11.5 cm. Fair-poor condition, stains and moth-damages
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $100
Sold for: $750
Including buyer's premium
1-4. Four shochet ordination certificates issued for Rabbi Moshe Mussa Machfud, of different Batei Din in Yemen, 1929. One of the certificates was for another shochet at an earlier period, [1881].
5. Certificate on parchment signed by Rabbi "Yechye Ibn Mussa Yitzchak" of Sana'a's Beit Din.
5 certificates, size and condition varies
5. Certificate on parchment signed by Rabbi "Yechye Ibn Mussa Yitzchak" of Sana'a's Beit Din.
5 certificates, size and condition varies
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $600
Sold for: $750
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Approved license (letter of approbation) for ritual slaughterer "Moshe the son of Rabbi Abba", conferred by Rabbi "Avraham the son of Rabbi Yaski". Tevet 1618.
12.5 cm. Good-fair condition, restored damages
12.5 cm. Good-fair condition, restored damages
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
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Chametz sale bills by community of "Novoslavich of Bessarabia close to Austrian Border". 1904, 1914.
Signed by city's rabbi "Yisrael Pesach son of Shalom Shachna Wettstein" and by community's members.
Rabbi Yisrael Pesach Wettstein (Otzar Ha-Rabanim 12298), born in 1859. Rabbi of Borislov in the province of Kiev [he succeeded his ancestors who served as rabbis in Borislov for many generations, since the days of the Besht]. As of 1895, Av-Beit-Din Novoslavich (Bessarabia-Russia) near Sadigura (Austria). Foremost rabbi in the seen and the hidden, famous in the Chassidic world [Chassid of Sadigura-Rozhin]. Died in 1929. Responsum to him: in Maharsham book of responsum, Sde Chemed, and more.
2 leaves. Varying size. Fair condition, slight tears with no text omission
Signed by city's rabbi "Yisrael Pesach son of Shalom Shachna Wettstein" and by community's members.
Rabbi Yisrael Pesach Wettstein (Otzar Ha-Rabanim 12298), born in 1859. Rabbi of Borislov in the province of Kiev [he succeeded his ancestors who served as rabbis in Borislov for many generations, since the days of the Besht]. As of 1895, Av-Beit-Din Novoslavich (Bessarabia-Russia) near Sadigura (Austria). Foremost rabbi in the seen and the hidden, famous in the Chassidic world [Chassid of Sadigura-Rozhin]. Died in 1929. Responsum to him: in Maharsham book of responsum, Sde Chemed, and more.
2 leaves. Varying size. Fair condition, slight tears with no text omission
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
Including buyer's premium
Document authorizing sale of Chametz conferred by Chacham Yisrael Bablik-Shvili. Tbilsi (Georgia), Nissan 1955.
The Jewish communities of Georgia lived a dynamic Jewish life even during the period when all religious life was suppressed by the Bolshevists throughout the Soviet Union, the Bolshevist aggressiveness was no match for the honesty and self-sacrifice of Georgian Jewry, who succeeded in keeping their synagogues open and maintaining a Torah-true lifestyle. This document for the sale of Chametz is from that period.
3 pages, 30 cm. good condition, signatures in Hebrew, Russian and Georgian
The Jewish communities of Georgia lived a dynamic Jewish life even during the period when all religious life was suppressed by the Bolshevists throughout the Soviet Union, the Bolshevist aggressiveness was no match for the honesty and self-sacrifice of Georgian Jewry, who succeeded in keeping their synagogues open and maintaining a Torah-true lifestyle. This document for the sale of Chametz is from that period.
3 pages, 30 cm. good condition, signatures in Hebrew, Russian and Georgian
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![Collection of leaves handwritten in Arabic, [Yemen?].
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Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $200
Sold for: $250
Including buyer's premium
Collection of leaves handwritten in Arabic, [Yemen?].
Probably signed letters and documents. On some appears an inscription in Hebrew and Jewish-Arabic, some leaves are rolled. (One printed leaf).
11 items. Sizes and conditions vary
Probably signed letters and documents. On some appears an inscription in Hebrew and Jewish-Arabic, some leaves are rolled. (One printed leaf).
11 items. Sizes and conditions vary
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