Mishmeret Ha’Brit, on matters of faith, and debate with the heretics, by Rabbi Avi’ezer son of Yitzchak from Tiktin. Jerusalem, [1846]. Yisrael Bek Printing Press.
Rabbi Avi’ezer son of Rabbi Yitzchak from Tiktin (Ozar Ha’Rabbanim 40), was a rabbi, a Kabbalist and author of a number of books. He immigrated to Jerusalem in the year 1840.
On the other side of the title page: Inscription for the dedication of the book for the elevation of the soul, 1917. Signed: “Avraham Son of Ya'akov from Acre”.
[2], 40 leaves including two title pages. 19cm. Fair condition. Tear on the first title page. Worn binding

Twelve books and pamphlets from Jerusalem printing presses:
1. Derech Tvunot of the Ramchal [Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzato], including the interpretation Da’at L’Navon, Rabbi Yehoshua Bishkowitz. [1880]. S. Ha’Levi 338.
2. Hishtapchut Ha’Nefesh , of Rabbi Nachman from Breslev, Rabbi Moshe Yehoshua Bizshilianski. [1903].
3. Kur L’Zahav, precious sayings by Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, Rabbi Shmuel Zoref Segal. [1904].
4-5. Slichot for the seventh day of Adar and prayers. Jerusalem, [1905]. Bound together with: article of Chessed V’Emet, by Rabbi Chaim Yitzchak Aharon the Magid from Vilkamir. Jerusalem, [1905].
6. Ohr Ha’Me’ir V’Kol Mevaser, Rabbi Shimon Zvi Horowitz, [1907]. Last page missing.
7. Agadat Rabbi Shilem Ha’Cohen [acronym: Maharshach], Drushim on the Torah, Rabbi Shilem Ha’Cohen, rabbi of the holy congregation of Prozna. [1926].
8. Kodesh Yisrael, on the sanctity of the Jewish people, Rabbi Avi’ezer from Tiktin. [1932].
9. Adat Ya'akov Responsum, Rabbi Ya'akov Peuterkovsky, [1934]. Section 1 only.
10. Bat Yisrael Ha’Ksheira, pamphlet explaining some of the laws of menstruation and ritual cleanliness. [1934].
11. Life of the Body and Soul, Rabbi Reuven Miletzky. [1935].
12. Pe’at Ha’Shulchan, by Rabbi Yisrael from Shklov. Section 2, including comments by Rabbi Eliyahu David Rabinowitz Teomim and his son-in-law, Rabbi Kook. [1912].
Various sizes and conditions.

Espejo fiel de Vidas que contiene los psalmos de David en verso. Paraphrases of Sefer Tehillim Spanish translation by Rabbi Daniel Israel Lopez Laguna. London [1720].
Prior to the title page an engraved page with illustrations of a grapevine, a crown, a dolphin as well as other illustrations appear. Upon the title page an engraving (7X7cm.) which outlines King David strumming the harp appears (adorned with the image of a person).
Approbation by Rabbi David Neito [Ozar Ha’Rabbanim 4926, born in 1653, passed away in 1728. Served as Dayan, Darshan (sermonizer) and doctor in Livorno as well as rabbi of the Sephardic holy congregation in London, author of “Kuzari Ha’Sheini, Mateh Dan and others]. Upon the pages of the introduction numerical value calculations as well as a poem by Rabbi Yosef Ibn Danun appear.
Rabbi Daniel Israel Lopez Laguna (approximately 1653-1730), was a Portuguese poet and son of a Marrano. He studied in Spain, was imprisoned during the Inquisition and released after being coerced to vow "loyalty to the Church". After escaping the perpetrators of the Inquisition he resided in Jamaica, where he observed his Judaism openly and even served in the Rabbinate.
The following book is paraphrases of Tehillim, which Laguna spent 23 years composing while serving as Rabbi in Jamaica. In some of the Tehillim Laguna hints to the days of the Inquisition and the tortures. The book was published in London with the assistance of Mordechai Nunis Almida, a friend of the Laguna family. Spanish, Hebrew and additional languages.
[50], 286, [2] pages. 23.5cm. Good condition. Stains, slight tears