Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
- (-) Remove the filter the
- and (29) Apply and filter
- book (21) Apply book filter
- east (21) Apply east filter
- far (21) Apply far filter
- in (21) Apply in filter
- print (21) Apply print filter
- discipl (8) Apply discipl filter
- ga (8) Apply ga filter
- ga'on (8) Apply ga'on filter
- gaon (8) Apply gaon filter
- his (8) Apply his filter
- on (8) Apply on filter
- vilna (8) Apply vilna filter
Displaying 1 - 12 of 29
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $700
Unsold
1. Likutim Mipardess, a compilation of articles… of authors and books, by Rabbi Yitzchak Shrim. [Aleppo, 1873]. Part 3, the letter Samech until the middle of Entry "Shabbat" (printed without title page and printing not completed).
2. Pe Eliyahu, Torah novella by Rabbi Eliyahu Chamawe. Aleppo, [1914-1915]. Parts 1-2 are bound together. At the end of Part 1 a separate title page: Machberet Klalei Dikduk HaKeri'a, by Rabbi Menashe Sathun. Owners' signatures on title page of notebook of Machberet Klalei Dikduk.
3. VaYelaket Yosef U'Virkot Shamayim, Jewish laws by Rabbi Yosef Sathun. Aleppo, [1915].
4-5. Notebook Pirchei Shoshanim, ethics in poetry and phrase, by Rabbi Menashe Sathun. Aleppo, 1910. Bound with: Darka Shel Torah, on "the manner of educating Jewish children" according to our heritage (printed without title page, Jerusalem, [1927]).
6. Shulchan HaMelech, collected laws by Rabbi Shmuel Laniado. Aleppo, 1923.
7. Minchat Yehuda, Torah thoughts by Rabbi Yehuda Atia. Aleppo, 1924. Part 1, on Bereshit. At the end: four sermons (eulogies), two by Rabbi Ezra Chamawe, one by Rabbi Ezra Abadi Shaiyo and one by Rabbi Yeuda Dwek HaCohen.
8. Tehillim (Psalms) with Knei HaMida, by Rabbi Moshe Dwek HaCohen. Aleppo, 1926. (A printed dedication is pasted on book, filled out by hand).
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Pe Eliyahu, Torah novella by Rabbi Eliyahu Chamawe. Aleppo, [1914-1915]. Parts 1-2 are bound together. At the end of Part 1 a separate title page: Machberet Klalei Dikduk HaKeri'a, by Rabbi Menashe Sathun. Owners' signatures on title page of notebook of Machberet Klalei Dikduk.
3. VaYelaket Yosef U'Virkot Shamayim, Jewish laws by Rabbi Yosef Sathun. Aleppo, [1915].
4-5. Notebook Pirchei Shoshanim, ethics in poetry and phrase, by Rabbi Menashe Sathun. Aleppo, 1910. Bound with: Darka Shel Torah, on "the manner of educating Jewish children" according to our heritage (printed without title page, Jerusalem, [1927]).
6. Shulchan HaMelech, collected laws by Rabbi Shmuel Laniado. Aleppo, 1923.
7. Minchat Yehuda, Torah thoughts by Rabbi Yehuda Atia. Aleppo, 1924. Part 1, on Bereshit. At the end: four sermons (eulogies), two by Rabbi Ezra Chamawe, one by Rabbi Ezra Abadi Shaiyo and one by Rabbi Yeuda Dwek HaCohen.
8. Tehillim (Psalms) with Knei HaMida, by Rabbi Moshe Dwek HaCohen. Aleppo, 1926. (A printed dedication is pasted on book, filled out by hand).
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $180
Unsold
1. Mo'adim L'Simcha, prayers for the festivals according to the custom of the Baghdad Community. Baghdad, [1907].
2-3. Kippur Tamim, Seder Tefila for Yom Kippur according to the custom of Sefardim and Baghdad and its outskirts. Baghdad, [1908]. Parts 1-2 in separate volumes.
4. Zikaron Tov, Seder Tefila for Rosh HaShana according to the custom of the Sefardim and Baghdad and its outskirts. Baghdad, [1908]. Owners' Oriental signatures on title page.
[Dr. Mehlman notes on the margins of Mo'adim L'Simcha, that Mo'adim L'Simcha, Zikaron Tov and Kippur Tamim joined together constitute a complete Machzor, which is very rare].
5. Seder Mincha V'Arvit L'Shalosh Regalim, with the blessing of Eruv and Kiddush of night and day, and birkat hamazon and the seven hakafot, and birkat ha'ilanot. Baghdad, [1912].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2-3. Kippur Tamim, Seder Tefila for Yom Kippur according to the custom of Sefardim and Baghdad and its outskirts. Baghdad, [1908]. Parts 1-2 in separate volumes.
4. Zikaron Tov, Seder Tefila for Rosh HaShana according to the custom of the Sefardim and Baghdad and its outskirts. Baghdad, [1908]. Owners' Oriental signatures on title page.
[Dr. Mehlman notes on the margins of Mo'adim L'Simcha, that Mo'adim L'Simcha, Zikaron Tov and Kippur Tamim joined together constitute a complete Machzor, which is very rare].
5. Seder Mincha V'Arvit L'Shalosh Regalim, with the blessing of Eruv and Kiddush of night and day, and birkat hamazon and the seven hakafot, and birkat ha'ilanot. Baghdad, [1912].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $350
Sold for: $438
Including buyer's premium
1. Tikun Tefilah, amendments and versions collected from Ha'Ari's book of Kavanot and from HaRashash Sidur. Baghdad, [1870].
2. Hadrat Zekeinim, including Idra Raba and Idra Zuta, with liturgical poems and prayers. Baghdad [1891]. (First title, concise, is missing).
3. Meir Bat Ayin, anthology of rules by Rabbi Meir Ba'al Ha'Ness. Baghdad, [1905]. At the end are songs for Rabbi Meir Celebrations, and a letter. (Title printed in golden ink. Handwritten dedication on title page).
4. Shir Ha'Shirim with translation in Arabic. Baghdad, [1905]. The Hebrew origin, Aramaic translation and translation into Arabic of the Aramaic translation. At the end: songs. (Title page torn and detached).
5. Mishmeret Ha'Chodesh, Seder Mishmeret Ha'Kodesh on Rosh Chodesh, the night and the day. Baghdad, [1908].
6-7. Idra Raba, Baghdad, [1909]. Bound with: Idra Zuta. Baghdad, [1909], five leaves at the end are missing.
Various sizes and conditions.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Hadrat Zekeinim, including Idra Raba and Idra Zuta, with liturgical poems and prayers. Baghdad [1891]. (First title, concise, is missing).
3. Meir Bat Ayin, anthology of rules by Rabbi Meir Ba'al Ha'Ness. Baghdad, [1905]. At the end are songs for Rabbi Meir Celebrations, and a letter. (Title printed in golden ink. Handwritten dedication on title page).
4. Shir Ha'Shirim with translation in Arabic. Baghdad, [1905]. The Hebrew origin, Aramaic translation and translation into Arabic of the Aramaic translation. At the end: songs. (Title page torn and detached).
5. Mishmeret Ha'Chodesh, Seder Mishmeret Ha'Kodesh on Rosh Chodesh, the night and the day. Baghdad, [1908].
6-7. Idra Raba, Baghdad, [1909]. Bound with: Idra Zuta. Baghdad, [1909], five leaves at the end are missing.
Various sizes and conditions.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
Including buyer's premium
1. Nofet Tzufim, a compilation of essays in the Torah by Babylonian scholars, Part 1, [Bereshit], by Rabbi Shlomo son of Abbed Tawina. "Bavel Rabbati" [Baghdad], [1879].
2. Nachalat Avot, ethics and guidance, by Rabbi Meir son of Eliyahu [of Vilna]. Baghdad, 1892.
3. Nevu'at HaYeled [Nachman Katufa]. Baghdad, [1914].
4. HaMatchil, Part 1, "Beginners book" – for learning Hebrew. Baghdad, 1914. Printed for the students of Midrash Talmud Torah HaGadol.
5-6. Likutei Imrei El, collected works and novella on the Torah, by Rabbi Yechezkel Meir son of Rahamim Avraham. Baghdad, [1934-1935]. Two volumes: Shemot and Vayikra.
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Nachalat Avot, ethics and guidance, by Rabbi Meir son of Eliyahu [of Vilna]. Baghdad, 1892.
3. Nevu'at HaYeled [Nachman Katufa]. Baghdad, [1914].
4. HaMatchil, Part 1, "Beginners book" – for learning Hebrew. Baghdad, 1914. Printed for the students of Midrash Talmud Torah HaGadol.
5-6. Likutei Imrei El, collected works and novella on the Torah, by Rabbi Yechezkel Meir son of Rahamim Avraham. Baghdad, [1934-1935]. Two volumes: Shemot and Vayikra.
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $250
Sold for: $325
Including buyer's premium
1-2. Ketzat Chaiker, the story… of a officer of King Sancheriv, and what happened to him with his nephew Nadan… and his travels to Pharoah Sultan of Egypt. Baghdad, [c. 1890]. Bound with: Amtal El Daudia [Parables of David]. First booklet, Baghdad, 1927. Arabic, in Hebrew letters.
3. Shirot V'Tishbachot, contains pleasant piyutim and poems, some by Rabbi Yisrael Nagara, [Baghdad, c. 1895].
4. Sefer HaShirim, contains songs and praises. Baghdad, [1906]. 415 songs and poems.
5. Pizmonim, Siman Avraham. [Baghdad, c. 1920]. The piyutim are in Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters. Printed without title page.
6. Kol Shirim, poems with vowels for Shabbat and festivals. Baghdad, 1932. 118 poems, some in Jewish-Arabic.
Varied size and condition. Owners' signatures.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Rare, some were not listed in the bibliographic lists of Ya'ari
3. Shirot V'Tishbachot, contains pleasant piyutim and poems, some by Rabbi Yisrael Nagara, [Baghdad, c. 1895].
4. Sefer HaShirim, contains songs and praises. Baghdad, [1906]. 415 songs and poems.
5. Pizmonim, Siman Avraham. [Baghdad, c. 1920]. The piyutim are in Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters. Printed without title page.
6. Kol Shirim, poems with vowels for Shabbat and festivals. Baghdad, 1932. 118 poems, some in Jewish-Arabic.
Varied size and condition. Owners' signatures.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Rare, some were not listed in the bibliographic lists of Ya'ari
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $350
Unsold
1-2. Et L'Chol Chefetz, for occasions during the year and for festivals and joyous occasions, by Rabbi Ya'akov Ebn Tzur (Yavetz). Alexandria, [1893]. Bound with Tziltzelei Shama, Rabbi Moshe Ebn Tzur. Including poems… by Rabbi Shalom Ebn Tzur. Alexandria, 1892.
3. Responsa of the Rif, by Rabbi Ya'akov Mahama Faragi. Alexandria, [1901]. (Includes title-cover).
4. MiTa'am HaMelech, commentaries on Aggada in alphabetical order, by Rabbi Chaim Amram. Part 2. Alexandria, 1908 (this part was printed last).
5. HaKaddish, its source and benefit, versions, laws and customs by Rabbi Aharon Menachem Mendel HaCohen. Cairo, 1924.
6. Kuntress Agunot, approbations by the rabbis of that generation to permit a Get (divorce contract), by Rabbi Aharon Mendel HaCohen. Cairo, 1924.
7. Perek Ma'ase Hamet, attributed to Hillel HaZaken, found in Damascus in an old manuscript c. 1490. Introduction and notes by Rabbi Ya'akov Moshe Toledano. Cairo, 1931.
8. Siddur Tefilat Benei Yisrael according to the Sefardic custom – Shacharit, Mincha and Arvit (morning, afternoon and evening prayers) for weekdays and Shabbat. Cairo, Yosef Yechezkel Printing, 1946.
Varied size and condition. (In some of the books: Stamps of Rabbi Rafael Zilberman Rabbi of Safed and the Galillee and Rabbi Avraham Leib Zilberman Rabbi of Safed).
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
3. Responsa of the Rif, by Rabbi Ya'akov Mahama Faragi. Alexandria, [1901]. (Includes title-cover).
4. MiTa'am HaMelech, commentaries on Aggada in alphabetical order, by Rabbi Chaim Amram. Part 2. Alexandria, 1908 (this part was printed last).
5. HaKaddish, its source and benefit, versions, laws and customs by Rabbi Aharon Menachem Mendel HaCohen. Cairo, 1924.
6. Kuntress Agunot, approbations by the rabbis of that generation to permit a Get (divorce contract), by Rabbi Aharon Mendel HaCohen. Cairo, 1924.
7. Perek Ma'ase Hamet, attributed to Hillel HaZaken, found in Damascus in an old manuscript c. 1490. Introduction and notes by Rabbi Ya'akov Moshe Toledano. Cairo, 1931.
8. Siddur Tefilat Benei Yisrael according to the Sefardic custom – Shacharit, Mincha and Arvit (morning, afternoon and evening prayers) for weekdays and Shabbat. Cairo, Yosef Yechezkel Printing, 1946.
Varied size and condition. (In some of the books: Stamps of Rabbi Rafael Zilberman Rabbi of Safed and the Galillee and Rabbi Avraham Leib Zilberman Rabbi of Safed).
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
Including buyer's premium
1. Pri Kodesh, literal explanations and articles… rules and facts, by Rabbi Tzemach Levi. Tunisia, [1891].
2. Shirei Zimra, by Rabbi Yosef Salama. Tunisia, [1905]. Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters.
3. Ayelet HaShachar, homiletics by Rabbi Shmuel Taieb. Tunisia, [1911].
4. VaYa'amod Pinchas, [Psalms] with compilation of nice commentaries, by Rabbi Pinchas Rachamim Chadad. Tunisia, [1917]. Owners' signatures.
5. Benei Eliyahu and Zichron Eliyahu, The Book of Kohelet translated and explained in Arabic and French, with 11 commentaries. Constantinople (Algeria), [Tunisia, 1927].
6. Tikun HaKlali for the days of Shovavim, by Rabbi Yitzchak Alfia. Tunisia, [1938].
7. Divrei HaBrit, novella on the Torah weekly portions, by Rabbi Avraham Alush. Djerba, 1913. (Stamps, owners' inscriptions on second leaf).
8-9. Ma'ase Beit Din, by Rabbi Kalfon Moshe Cohen. [Djerba, 1915]. Printed without title page. Responsa of Tunisia rabbis to questions of Djerba rabbis. Bound with: B'Yad Moshe, compilation of glosses and notes, halachot and responsa, agadot and homiletics, by Rabbi Zaken Moshe Mazuz. [Djerba, 1915]. Printed without title page.
10. Yosef Chen, homiletics and laws, by Rabbi Yosef Rubin. Tripoli, 1928. Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters.
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Shirei Zimra, by Rabbi Yosef Salama. Tunisia, [1905]. Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters.
3. Ayelet HaShachar, homiletics by Rabbi Shmuel Taieb. Tunisia, [1911].
4. VaYa'amod Pinchas, [Psalms] with compilation of nice commentaries, by Rabbi Pinchas Rachamim Chadad. Tunisia, [1917]. Owners' signatures.
5. Benei Eliyahu and Zichron Eliyahu, The Book of Kohelet translated and explained in Arabic and French, with 11 commentaries. Constantinople (Algeria), [Tunisia, 1927].
6. Tikun HaKlali for the days of Shovavim, by Rabbi Yitzchak Alfia. Tunisia, [1938].
7. Divrei HaBrit, novella on the Torah weekly portions, by Rabbi Avraham Alush. Djerba, 1913. (Stamps, owners' inscriptions on second leaf).
8-9. Ma'ase Beit Din, by Rabbi Kalfon Moshe Cohen. [Djerba, 1915]. Printed without title page. Responsa of Tunisia rabbis to questions of Djerba rabbis. Bound with: B'Yad Moshe, compilation of glosses and notes, halachot and responsa, agadot and homiletics, by Rabbi Zaken Moshe Mazuz. [Djerba, 1915]. Printed without title page.
10. Yosef Chen, homiletics and laws, by Rabbi Yosef Rubin. Tripoli, 1928. Hebrew and Arabic in Hebrew letters.
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $750
Sold for: $938
Including buyer's premium
1. Sefer HaYashar. Calcutta, [1843]. Moth damage on some leaves.
2. Josephus by Yosef Ben Gurion HaCohen. Calcutta, [1841-1842]. Owners' signatures "David Tzalach". Moth damage.
4. Sefer HaPizmonim, by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Calcutta, 1842. Piyutim and poems. Including piyutim by Rabbi Yisrael Nagara and Rabbi Shalom Shabazi.
5. Sefer HaPizmonim, by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Calcutta, [1856].
6. Tefilat Beit Almin, according to version used in Hebron. [Calcutta, 1851]. Printed without title page. Prayer for cemetery with additions for days preceding Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur. (Owners' signatures and list of dead).
7. Chanukat HaBayit L'David, about Chanukah, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1885]. On back of title page author's dedication printed and handwritten.
8. Pirsumei Nissa, blessings and laws for Chanukah, with Arabic translation in Hebrew letters, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1887]. Includes 4 leaves at the end with Sipur Ness Chanukah (the story of the miracle of Chanukah) in Arabic with Hebrew letters (not found in all copies).
9. Midrash Eliyahu, homiletic on the death of Rabbi Eliyahu David Yosef Ezra, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, 1888.
10. Megillat Ruth with Arabic translation customary in Baghdad and cities in India, with commentary Choter Yishai by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1889].
11. Igeret Purim, the story of the miracle of Purim in Arabic translation with Hebrew letters, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1889].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Josephus by Yosef Ben Gurion HaCohen. Calcutta, [1841-1842]. Owners' signatures "David Tzalach". Moth damage.
4. Sefer HaPizmonim, by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Calcutta, 1842. Piyutim and poems. Including piyutim by Rabbi Yisrael Nagara and Rabbi Shalom Shabazi.
5. Sefer HaPizmonim, by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Calcutta, [1856].
6. Tefilat Beit Almin, according to version used in Hebron. [Calcutta, 1851]. Printed without title page. Prayer for cemetery with additions for days preceding Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur. (Owners' signatures and list of dead).
7. Chanukat HaBayit L'David, about Chanukah, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1885]. On back of title page author's dedication printed and handwritten.
8. Pirsumei Nissa, blessings and laws for Chanukah, with Arabic translation in Hebrew letters, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1887]. Includes 4 leaves at the end with Sipur Ness Chanukah (the story of the miracle of Chanukah) in Arabic with Hebrew letters (not found in all copies).
9. Midrash Eliyahu, homiletic on the death of Rabbi Eliyahu David Yosef Ezra, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, 1888.
10. Megillat Ruth with Arabic translation customary in Baghdad and cities in India, with commentary Choter Yishai by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1889].
11. Igeret Purim, the story of the miracle of Purim in Arabic translation with Hebrew letters, by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Calcutta, [1889].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $750
Sold for: $938
Including buyer's premium
1. Chayei Avraham, halachot and customs, by Rabbi Avraham Chalfon. Calcutta, 1844. (Blue paper).
2. Yemin Moshe, laws of Shechita, by Rabbi Yosef Karo, with Rama's glosses. Calcutta, 1844. The section "Zikaron Livnei Yisrael" was bound separately, see below. Without the section "Shochatei HaYeladim". Owners' signatures.
3. Zikaron Livnei Yisrael, laws of Shechita, by Rabbi Avraham Mizrachi. Calcutta, 1844.
4. Sha'arei Kedusha, laws of Shechita and Treifot, by Rabbi Yichye Tzalach. Calcutta, [1851].
5. Zevach Todah, explanation of laws of Shechita and Treifot by Rabbi Yosef Karo, with Rama's glosses. Calcutta, [1851-1852]. (On back of title page: inscriptions in Yemenite handwriting).
6. Yimalet Nafsho, words of ethics and manner of fulfilling mitzvoth, by Rabbi Avraham Shalom Chamawe. Calcutta, [1884].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Yemin Moshe, laws of Shechita, by Rabbi Yosef Karo, with Rama's glosses. Calcutta, 1844. The section "Zikaron Livnei Yisrael" was bound separately, see below. Without the section "Shochatei HaYeladim". Owners' signatures.
3. Zikaron Livnei Yisrael, laws of Shechita, by Rabbi Avraham Mizrachi. Calcutta, 1844.
4. Sha'arei Kedusha, laws of Shechita and Treifot, by Rabbi Yichye Tzalach. Calcutta, [1851].
5. Zevach Todah, explanation of laws of Shechita and Treifot by Rabbi Yosef Karo, with Rama's glosses. Calcutta, [1851-1852]. (On back of title page: inscriptions in Yemenite handwriting).
6. Yimalet Nafsho, words of ethics and manner of fulfilling mitzvoth, by Rabbi Avraham Shalom Chamawe. Calcutta, [1884].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $600
Unsold
1. Sefer HaPizmonim, by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Bombay, [1856]. Songs and piyutim, without vowels, and hakafot for Simchat Torah. (Lithographic printing on white and blue paper. Owners' signatures).
2. Shvachot Shel Kol HaShana (Praises for the Whole Year), by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Bombay, 1887. Bakashot, piyutim and songs for Shabbat Kodesh, Shirei Chidot, Bakashot for Rosh HaShana and songs. (2 missing leaves, photocopied).
3. Pizmonim L'Simchat Torah according to Baghdad custom. Bombay, 1912.
4. Zimrei Yisrael, including songs and praise… songs of hope and pizmonim and hakafot for Simchat Torah. Bombay, [1933].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Shvachot Shel Kol HaShana (Praises for the Whole Year), by Rabbi Elazar Araki. Bombay, 1887. Bakashot, piyutim and songs for Shabbat Kodesh, Shirei Chidot, Bakashot for Rosh HaShana and songs. (2 missing leaves, photocopied).
3. Pizmonim L'Simchat Torah according to Baghdad custom. Bombay, 1912.
4. Zimrei Yisrael, including songs and praise… songs of hope and pizmonim and hakafot for Simchat Torah. Bombay, [1933].
Varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $600
Sold for: $875
Including buyer's premium
1. Megilat Esther. [Bombay, 1886]. Hebrew and Marathi one page opposite another.
2. Maftirot Hashana. Bombay, 1887.
3. Hadi Ktzat Yosef HaTzadik. Bombay, 1887. Arabic in Hebrew letters.
4. Kol Koreh. Rabbi Yehuda Alkalai. Bombay, 1887. With Arabic translation.
5. Eichah Bil Arabi (according to Baghdad and Indian cities’ custom). Bombay, 1889. Megilat Eichah in Arabic in Hebrew letters, translation differs from Rabbi Se’adya Gaon’s translation. Many corrections in Oriental handwriting.
6. Shir HaShirim, with Targum Yonatan (Aramaic) and Arabic translation in Hebrew letters. Bombay, 1894.
7. [Dikduk], Sefer Dikduk L’Safa Ha’Ivrit (Hebrew Grammar Book), written in Indian dialect. [Bombay, 1920's? no note of year of printing. Rare, biographically unknown].
Varied size and condition. Some books have owners’ signatures.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.
Rare. Some of the books are bibliographically unknown.
2. Maftirot Hashana. Bombay, 1887.
3. Hadi Ktzat Yosef HaTzadik. Bombay, 1887. Arabic in Hebrew letters.
4. Kol Koreh. Rabbi Yehuda Alkalai. Bombay, 1887. With Arabic translation.
5. Eichah Bil Arabi (according to Baghdad and Indian cities’ custom). Bombay, 1889. Megilat Eichah in Arabic in Hebrew letters, translation differs from Rabbi Se’adya Gaon’s translation. Many corrections in Oriental handwriting.
6. Shir HaShirim, with Targum Yonatan (Aramaic) and Arabic translation in Hebrew letters. Bombay, 1894.
7. [Dikduk], Sefer Dikduk L’Safa Ha’Ivrit (Hebrew Grammar Book), written in Indian dialect. [Bombay, 1920's? no note of year of printing. Rare, biographically unknown].
Varied size and condition. Some books have owners’ signatures.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.
Rare. Some of the books are bibliographically unknown.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue
Auction 12 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
October 21, 2010
Opening: $500
Unsold
1. Ma'aseh Nissim , Part II, prayer book following the customs of the Sephardic communities, for all Sabbaths of the year, with translation into Jewish-Arabic. Bombay, 1888. [Page of approbations at the beginning is missing ?].
2. Zichron LeTovah, Prayers for Rosh Hashanah. Bombay, 1899. [Handwritten page inside book containing the prayer "El Male Rachamim"].
3. Seder T'filat HeChadash, prayer book following the customs of the Sephardic communities, with translation into the Marathi language. Bombay, 1934. [Hebrew and Marathi on facing pages].
Varying state and size.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
2. Zichron LeTovah, Prayers for Rosh Hashanah. Bombay, 1899. [Handwritten page inside book containing the prayer "El Male Rachamim"].
3. Seder T'filat HeChadash, prayer book following the customs of the Sephardic communities, with translation into the Marathi language. Bombay, 1934. [Hebrew and Marathi on facing pages].
Varying state and size.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.
Category
Books printed in the East and the Far East
Catalogue