1. Shivchei Yerushalayim – locations of graves of the righteous, their biography and prayers recited when visiting the graves, by Rabbi Ya’akov Baruch. Livorno, [1785]. First edition. Signature of Rabbi “Achim” [Rabbi Avraham Chai Musafi – for additional information related to him see item 425]. Handwritten ownership notations by Rabbi Yitzchak Badhav [wise and famous Jerusalemite collector] as well as a gloss signed by him “Until here I have copied from the manuscript, Yitzchak Badhav” [part of the material printed in the book was in manuscript in Badhav's collection, see attached material].
2. Yechus HaAvot – description of graves of the patriarchs and prophets in Eretz Israel and abroad, including a translation into Yiddish. Vilna, [1856]. Stamps and ownership notations of Rabbi "Avraham Droshkowitz, Mashgiach of the Volozhin Yeshiva", as well as stamps of the Volozhin Yeshiva.
3. Hillula Raba DeTzadika – prayers for Lag Ba’omer and for the 7th of Adar, including dates of death anniversaries of the righteous, learning and prayers recited when visiting graves. Lvov, 1863. (First title page missing and only second title page appears in which the location of print cited: "Safed", is forged.
4. Hillula Rabba DeTzadika and Yohr Tzeiten [death anniversaries] of the righteous. [Lvov], [1863].
Various sizes and conditions.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.

Two sets of Tehilim as customary in Sefard communities, Vienna, 1934, divided into thin volumes, 10 volumes in each set.
On the vorsatz leaves of all the volumes, there is a dedication for the elevation of the soul of a deceased woman from the Gabay family, year 1937.
Volumes 10 and 20 end with the “Yehi Ratzon” prayer to be recited after reading Tehilim, a prayer for the sick, Seder Pidyon Nefesh, a prayer to be recited over holy gravesites and relatives’ tombstones, and more.
20 numbered volumes, 12.5 cm, come in a tin box. Good condition. Slightly worn binding edges and box.

Sefer HaMatzref, comments and enquiries in question and answer format, on Mikrah [Bible], Halachah, Aggadah, religion and wisdom, on rules of the Hebrew language and the Aramaic language. By Rabbi Moshe Konitz of Ofen. Part 1: Vienna, (1820). Part 2: Prague, 1857. With author's portrait.
In first volume handwritten signature of the author Rabbi “Shlomo Konitz and stamp of "Dr. Ad. Jellinek, Prediger In Wien" [Dr. Adolph Aharon Yelinek, 1821-1893].
The author, Rabbi Moshe Konitz (1834-1839). Rabbi in Ofen and Budapest, disciple of the Noda BiYehuda and Maharam Mintz. He was a controversial figure, being both a Rabbi great in Torah knowledge as well as an Enlightenist proficient in secular studies.
Part 1: [2], 93, [1] page. 24 cm. Very good condition. Original leather binding, repaired.
Part 2: Portrait, 94, [2] pages. 24 cm. Good condition, few stains and detached leaves. Original binding, somewhat worn.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.

Reshima Fon Allerhand Sefarom, Welche By Anton Schmid, Buchdrucker in Vienne. [Vienna, 1815].
Single leaf listing 81 titles from Anton Schmid’s press (1765-1855), a Christian printer who employed several people related to the Haskala movement as editors and proof-readers in his press (their books appear on this list, on the side of the Bibles, Mishnayot, Tehilim and Machzorim printed by him), he was among the most prominent and active publishers of his time.
[4] Pages, 26.5 cm. Good condition. Wrinkles, stains and folding marks.