Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, with glosses by Haram"a. Venice, 1632.
Many glosses in oriental handwriting [1700's?]. Numerous matters are mentioned in the glosses by: Maharimat responsum (printed 1642-1645), Radbaz responsum (printed 1652) and Maharin Lev responsum (printed 1573).
On first leaf (chapter 1) ownership signature "David Yitzchaki", maybe "…The Posek David Yitzchak" of the sages of Eretz Yisrael in the 17th century [father of Rabbi Avaham Ytzchaki?]. Born in Arta (Greece) and moved to Eretz Yisrael. Emissary of Safed to Salonika. Mentioned in Beit Shlomo (Hasson) book of responsum chapter 47. See A. Ya'ari, Emissaries of Eretz Yisrael, page 411].
132 leaves [1 leaf, poem for termination of printing]. Parts missing at the end: originally 142, [2] leaves. 19cm. Fair-poor condition, moth-holes and stains. Unbound, some sheets detached.

Ashley Ravreve, Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah. Fürth, [1782].
Many erudite glosses, by two different authors. One around the time of publication, the other, some fifty years later, mentions a lot the Pri Megadim.
Signatures of various owners. Inscribed on front page "Belonging to my father and mentor, Rabbi Isaac Landsberg" [perhaps Rabbi Isaac Landsberg, son-in-law of the "Ktav Sofer"]. Signature on final page "--- from Lissa".
[2], 352 pages. 33cm. Good-Fair condition. Tear on front page. Stains and other signs of wear. Some of the notes are slightly cut off. Old leather binding, somewhat shabby.

2 volumes of the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, Meginei Erez, including the interpretation of the Gra. Section 1 chapters 1-156, section 2 chapters 495-697. Warsaw, 1863. (The secular date is "erased" from the title page of both volumes).
At the beginning of the fourth volume signatures of “the young man Chaim Naftali son of the Admor Av Beit Din of the congregation of Vayirshov” appear as well as a later signature of “Chaim Ya'akov Naftali”. “Ya'akov Chaim Naftali” is imprinted upon the leather bindings of both volumes. Brief and lengthy glosses in his holy handwriting appear throughout both volumes.
The Zaddik from Warsaw, The Ga’on Rabbi Chaim Ya'akov Naftali Zilberberg (1850-1930), was among the greatest Dayanim in Warsaw. He was the disciple of one of the disciples of Rabbi Akiva Eiger, as well as a disciple of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter and the Beit Ha’Levi. He paid visits to the Admorim of his generation, Rabbi Avraham from Tshechnov and to the author of the Sfat Emet. He was the faithful assistant of the Natziv of Volozhin and the Chafetz Chaim. (When Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman would speak about Rabbi Naftali, he would be meticulous about referring to him as “The Ga’on the Zaddik”. He was actively involved in strengthening the observance of Shabbat and purity (see item 28). He edited the writings of his father and grandfather the Zayit Ra’anan from Kutna and made an effort throughout his lifetime to publish the books of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Tzuntz. See attached material related to him.
Section 1: [5], 229 leaves. 24cm. Good condition, minor foxing. Title page printed in gold ink, magnificent original leather binding, worn and rubbed out.
Section 4: [1], 210, 209-228 leaves. 24cm. Good condition, minor foxing. Title page printed in gold ink, magnificent original leather binding, worn and rubbed out. Damaged spine.