Sefer Ha’Chassidim of Rabbi Yehuda Ha’Chassid, including the interpretation of Rabbi David Aftrod. Polana, [1792].
Printed with the approbations of the Hassidic giants: Rabbi Levi Yitzchak from Barditshov, Rabbi Meshulam Zusil (Zusha) from Anipoli and Rabbi Yosef from Kaminka. The publishers of the book were Rabbi Zvi Hirsch [son-in-law of Rabbi Gedalya from Linitz] son of Rabbi Yosef from Kaminka [disciple of the Ba’al Shem Tov], and nephew of Rabbi Aryeh son of Rabbi Pesach from Kaminka [mentioned in “Shivchei Ha’Ba’al Shem Tov”].
Ownership inscriptions of Rabbi Yisrael Ha’Levi Glickman from Sadigura.
4, 148 leaves, 21cm. Fair condition. Mildew stains on some of the pages. Moth holes. Worn title page. Torn and very worn binding.

Beit Aharon, explanation on the Five Chumashim and on the festivals, by the Admor Rabbi Aharon Perlov from Karlin. Brodi, 1875.
Collection of Divrei Torah, letters and Hassidic customs by the Admorim of Karlin-Stolin: the “Great” Rabbi Aharon son of Rabbi Ya'akov from Karlin, his son Rabbi Asher (the first), his son Rabbi Aharon (the second, the “old”), and his son Rabbi Asher (the second, the “young”). The majority of the book is by Rabbi Aharon "the old".
Two title pages, the first abbreviated. Following the second title page: “To reveal and publicize that the most righteous and famous of our generation have endorsed the publication of this book… as well Torah scholars and rabbis of Spain have approved while others have banned…”. In some of the copies this passage appears in a different version, and does not include the censorship on the other side of the page. [Concerning the stages of publication and various corrections during the printing process, which resulted in various versions of the book see: A. Schor, regarding the methods of the writing and printing of the Beit Aharon books, Beit Aharon V’Yisrael, year 6 issue 1 (31), leaves 139-147]. Stamp in Russian.
[6], 316, [5] leaves, 23.5cm. Good condition. Stains. Few moth holes. Professional restoration of pages. New semi-leather binding

Sefer Yismach Yisrael, on the Torah. Parts 1-5. By Rebbe Yerachmiel Yisrael Yitzchak [Danziger] of Aleksander. Lodz, 1911-1912.
Fine first edition, wide margins.
At the end of part 1: "holy letter sent in 1907 to strengthen religion and faith". At the end of Part 2: Wills of the Rebbe and his father. At the end of Part 5: "Holy letter to dwellers of Krakow… to establish a gymnasium".
On the bindings-pages before and after both volumes, appear handwritten indices to Chassidut issues mentioned in the book.
On title page of Bereshit part is an interesting inscription about the full name of the Rebbe Yitzchak of Vurke named also "Yisrael Yitzchak".
[4], 224 pages; 114 pages; [8], 151 pages; [1], 65, [1]; [1], 67-199, [1] pages. 26.5cm. Fragile paper. Good condition, original bindings worn

Sefer Hazechirot, with the commentary Marpeh L'nefesh of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichov . Grosvardien (Oradea-Mare), [1940?].
Printed according to Zhitomir 1867 edition.
96 pages, 14.5cm. Good condition. Slight tears, booklets uncut. Not bound.

Tanya, Likutei Amarim, by the Admor Hazaken Rabbi Shneior Zalman from Liadi. Yassi (Romania), 1843.
With the approbation of Rabbi Meshulam Zusil from Annapolis and more approbations from the Slavita print.
This is the first edition printed with the approbation of Rabbi Yosef, Av Beit Din of Yassi.
[2], 92 leaves. 17cm. White and greenish paper, good condition with a few stains.