Sefer Atzei Almugim, on Shulchan Aruch Netilat Yadayim and Eiruvey Chatzerot, by Rabbi [Noach] Chaim Zvi Berlin. Sulzbach, 1779. Single edition.
On title page signed self-dedication in ancient handwriting.
The Gaon Rabbi Noach Chaim Zvi Berlin (1734-1802), known as one of the greatest scholars of his time, was a Dayan in Fürth and the Av Beit Din of Metz and Hamburg. His known works include Ma'ayan HaChochmah, Atzei Almugim and Atzei Arazim. [Wrote an additional book titled Atzei Besamim on Even HaEzer which he did not merit to print, see Kedem Catalogue number 6, item 399].
[2] 164, 4 leaves. 32.5cm. Very good condition, slight damages to title page

Sefer Rimon Gadish, novellae and debates concerning different topics. By Rabbi Alexander Segal son of Rabbi Avraham Ha-Levy. Brunn, 1788.
Inscriptions, ink-stamps and ownership signatures.
[1], 49 leaves. 22cm. Good condition, stains and some wear to a few leaves

Shmuel Di Modina Responsa. Sections 1-2, Orach Chaim, Yoreh De’ah and Even Ha’Ezer. Saloniki, 1797. Second and third editions.
Ownership inscription from the year 1823 in the Orach Chaim volume “I have purchased this in honor of my creator, the young Yosef Florentin”. [Florentin Family, senior rabbinic family in Saloniki].
Signatures of “Rabbi Elya Mordechai son of Rabbi Eisenstein”, among the scholars and supporters of Jerusalem, faithful assistant of Rabbi Shmuel Salant, the youngest son of Rabbi Avraham from Drahtshin.
Two volumes, [2], 149 leaves; [1], 164 leaves, 28cm. Good-fair condition, slightly worn, moth holes. Detached binding

Divrei Yosef V’Hon Yosef, seventh section of responsa by Rabbi David Ben Zimra on the Even Ha’Ezer and Leshonot Ha’Rambam, including comments and additions by Rabbi Yosef Zamiro. Livorno, [1830].
Rabbi Yosef Zamiro, a Dayan and supporter in Jerusalem (passed away in the year 1843), was sent as an emissary of Eretz Israel to Tunis and Livorno, where he printed his Chidushim together with the responsa of Rabbi David Ben Zimra. He is referred to as Rabbbi Hon Yosef in merit of these books.
[5], 27; 109 leaves. 28.5cm. Good condition, slight damage to last pages. Cloth and leather binding, slightly worn.
In the Bibliography Institute CD, record no. 0132632, the year 1828 is listed, however, the approbation of the Livorno rabbis is from the year 1830

Zichron Yosef, responsa and Drushim by the Ga’on Rabbi Yosef from Steinhardt Av Beit Din of Fürth. Fürth, 1773. Only edition.
The author’s introduction includes a rebuke and polemic against the Hassidism movement and their flocking to Admorim. [In the Bibliography Institute CD it is mentioned that this introduction was torn off from the majority of the forms… - in this copy a printed note (erased) pasted to the page of the introduction is included, which is apparently a clarification or a response to that which was written in the introduction].
Ownership signatures upon the title page: “I have purchased… son of the esteemed rabbi of the holy congregation of Orla. The open market in Vaski begins in the year 1784”.
[3], 24, [1], 25-46, 46-67, 67-119, [2] leaves. 33cm. Good-fair condition, moth holes. Worn and detached binding.