Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
- (-) Remove polem filter polem
Displaying 13 - 15 of 15
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $120
Sold for: $150
Including buyer's premium
Sefer Divrei Emet, Part one. Rabbi Zvi Shimon Album. Chicago, 1904.
A polemic writing against the Chicago slaughter dispute of the Ridbaz. On title page appears a dedication by the author to Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Ha-Levy Ushinsky Rabbi of the Communities' Union in Pittsburgh.
The Ga'on Ridbaz [Rabbi Ya'akov David son of Ze'ev Wilovsky] Av-Beit-Din Sluck and Safed, moved to the USA and was appointed as chief rabbi of Chicago, where he encountered many obstacles while trying to change the city's slaughter system. In the introduction to his book Nimukei Ridbaz (Chicago 1904), the Ridbaz writes harshly against Rabbi Album and his activities concerning slaughter.
Rabbi Zvi Shimon Album (born 1849 in Tevrig Lithuania – died 1921), fought back in this book. Rabbi Album cited the passage that has been written by Ridbaz in the above mentioned introduction, and attacks using scholarly wit and talent the claims against him in general and the Ridbaz in particular. His main complaint being that he was deprived of income and the slaughter system that he maintained for 13 years was destroyed.
Historic document about Jewish communities in the USA. (on pages 50-51 appears a picture of the agreement between the Ridbaz and the slaughters of Chicago).
44 leaves. 24.5cm. Good condition, slight stains and few moth holes
A polemic writing against the Chicago slaughter dispute of the Ridbaz. On title page appears a dedication by the author to Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Ha-Levy Ushinsky Rabbi of the Communities' Union in Pittsburgh.
The Ga'on Ridbaz [Rabbi Ya'akov David son of Ze'ev Wilovsky] Av-Beit-Din Sluck and Safed, moved to the USA and was appointed as chief rabbi of Chicago, where he encountered many obstacles while trying to change the city's slaughter system. In the introduction to his book Nimukei Ridbaz (Chicago 1904), the Ridbaz writes harshly against Rabbi Album and his activities concerning slaughter.
Rabbi Zvi Shimon Album (born 1849 in Tevrig Lithuania – died 1921), fought back in this book. Rabbi Album cited the passage that has been written by Ridbaz in the above mentioned introduction, and attacks using scholarly wit and talent the claims against him in general and the Ridbaz in particular. His main complaint being that he was deprived of income and the slaughter system that he maintained for 13 years was destroyed.
Historic document about Jewish communities in the USA. (on pages 50-51 appears a picture of the agreement between the Ridbaz and the slaughters of Chicago).
44 leaves. 24.5cm. Good condition, slight stains and few moth holes
Category
Polemics
Catalogue
![Fun R' Ayzele's Moyl… [from the mouth of Rabbi Ayzele], jokes and smart remarks in Rabbi Yehoshua Isaac Shapira's (Rabbi Ayze](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/241.jpg "From the Mouth of Rabbi Ayzele Charif – Slonim, 1931")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $100
Sold for: $125
Including buyer's premium
Fun R' Ayzele's Moyl… [from the mouth of Rabbi Ayzele], jokes and smart remarks in Rabbi Yehoshua Isaac Shapira's (Rabbi Ayzele Charif) name, with introduction and biography by M. Raytseszon. Gmilut Chassadim Kasse Publishing House, Slonim, [c.1931].
The well-known Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Isaac Shapira – Rabbi Ayzele Charif [1805-1873], a leading Halachic scholar in his generation. Rabbi of a few Polish and Lithuanian cities, including Slonim, Kalwaria and Tiktin. Author of "Emek Yehoshua" and "Naclat Yehoshua" and more. Famous for his wit and for many popular stories told by him – a collection of which is in front of us.
Yiddish.
65, [3] pages, 22cm. Good condition. Few stains and creases, markings in color
The well-known Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Isaac Shapira – Rabbi Ayzele Charif [1805-1873], a leading Halachic scholar in his generation. Rabbi of a few Polish and Lithuanian cities, including Slonim, Kalwaria and Tiktin. Author of "Emek Yehoshua" and "Naclat Yehoshua" and more. Famous for his wit and for many popular stories told by him – a collection of which is in front of us.
Yiddish.
65, [3] pages, 22cm. Good condition. Few stains and creases, markings in color
Category
Polemics
Catalogue
![1. Kol Me-Heikhal Hashem Mi-Yerushalayim! Jerusalem, [1914]. A Protest and excommunication notice against the “De-Daim” sect](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/242.jpg "Kol Me-Heikhal Hashem Mi-Yerushalayim / Beit Din Hagadol – Two polemic")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
June 24, 2010
Opening: $120
Unsold
1. Kol Me-Heikhal Hashem Mi-Yerushalayim! Jerusalem, [1914]. A Protest and excommunication notice against the “De-Daim” sect in Yemen, which denies the validity of the Kabbalah wisdom and of the Zohar. Many books and essays have been written on this polemic.
50cm. Good condition. Tears on the borders and folding marks.
2. Beit Din Hagadol Lekol Mikhalot Ha-Ashkenazim. Jerusalem, (“Hasolel” print), 1934. Proclamation written by Rabbi Tzvi Pesach Frank and the members of his Beit Din: “…Outraged by… those who have dared speaking badly of the Holy book of the Zohar…”.
28x29cm. Fair condition. Missing text (tears), stains.
50cm. Good condition. Tears on the borders and folding marks.
2. Beit Din Hagadol Lekol Mikhalot Ha-Ashkenazim. Jerusalem, (“Hasolel” print), 1934. Proclamation written by Rabbi Tzvi Pesach Frank and the members of his Beit Din: “…Outraged by… those who have dared speaking badly of the Holy book of the Zohar…”.
28x29cm. Fair condition. Missing text (tears), stains.
Category
Polemics
Catalogue