1. Chidushei Agadot (Maharsha), by Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer HaLevi Eidels. Lublin-Cracow, [1627-1631]. Two sections. First edition. (First title page, title page of section 2 and 6 last leaves missing and replaced with photocopy). Notation and ownership signature in oriental handwriting on first page.
2. Lechem Rav, on the Shulchan Aruch, by Rabbi Shmuel son of Yosef Yoskeh from Lublin. Prague, [1608], printing press of sons of Rabbi Moshe Darshan in the house of Avraham son of Shalom. (Three leaves from beginning of book and four from end are missing and replaced with photocopy).
3. Toldot Yitzchak, commentary on the Torah by Rabbi Yitzchak son of Rabbi Yosef Karo. Riva De Trento, [1558]. First 15 leaves missing and replaced in fine 17th century Ashkenazi handwriting with the signature of “David Av Beit Din of Schwarzen” [city in close proximity to Posen]. 7 last leaves missing and replaced with photocopy. Upon page 84/2 ownership notations in ancient Ashkenazi handwriting from the year 1656: “Tzvi Hirsch son of Yisachar Ber…”.
4. Midbar Yehudah, homiletics by Rabbi Yehudah Aryeh of Modena. Venice, [1602]. Ownership signatures in oriental handwriting. (Complete copy, minor moth damage and mildew).
5. Midrash Tanchuma HaNikra Yelamdeinu. [9] inconsecutive leaves missing from the first print, Constantinople, [1520-1522], Shlomo Ben Mazal Tov Printing.
Various sizes and conditions.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.

The book Lechem Shlomo, expressions of the Sages and the Midrash with clarifications, Rabbi Shlomo, son of Rabbi Yitzchak HaLevi. Venice, [1597]. Only edition.
Owners' signatures. Handwritten comment on page 132.
Rabbi Shlomo HaLevi HaZaken, son of Rabbi Yitzchak (1532-1600), exiled from Portugal, Rabbi of Salonika and one of the great Sages of his generation. Amongst his printed works are: "Lev Avot" (Salonika 1565), "Divrei Shlomo" (Venice 1596), "Cheshek Shlomo" (Salonika 1600).
314; 9 leaves. 19 cm. Fair condition. Mildewed. Moth damage (partially restored). New binding.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.

Tiferet Yisrael, six sermons on the "Sheva Chochmot". Rabbi Shlomo ben Zemach Duran. Venice, [c. 1600].
Added at the end of the book: Megillat Sefer – explanation of Megillat Esther, an article on "Se'udat Mitzva", poem by Rabbi Y. Z. Giyot on Purim, with commentary by the father of author, Rabbi Zemach Duran.
Rabbi Shlomo son of Zemach Duran (Otzar HaRabbanim 18407), "the latter Rashba"tz", of the great sages of North Africa from the 16th Century. Descendant of the author of Responsa of the Tashbe"tz and son of the Rashba"sh, from the Family Duran dynasty who occupied the seat of the Algerian Rabbinate for centuries. Together with his relative – Rabbi Shlomo Duran – he compiled the Halachic Responsa "Chut HaMeshulash", that was printed as fourth Vol. of Responsa of the Tashbe"tz.
Owners' signatures in early Italian handwriting: "Yekutiel Rekanati" and "Avraham [and Chizkiyah Lioni"?].
[212] leaves. 19.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Front binding detached.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.

1. Olat Shabbat, Shabbat sermons, by Yoel Ebn Shueib. Venice, [1577]. Only edition.
[8], 160 leaves, 29 cm. Good condition. Title page’s edges are damaged and restored. Few stains and light moth damage. Ownership inscriptions in Italian handwriting on the title page. Antique parchment binding.
2. Akedat Yitzchak, explanations and commentaries on the Pentateuch, [Rabbi Yitzchak son of Moshe Arama]. Venice, [1565]. Third edition, based on the Venice 1547 edition, “conform and identical to the Bomberg print”. Some of the title page’s letters were printed in red ink. Forewords and a poem praising the book by Rabbi Menachem Port Ha-Cohen appear on the back of the title page.
350 leaves, 29 cm. Good condition, stains. Tears on the edges of a few leaves. Title page’s margins aren’t original. Antique signatures on the top part of the title page. Worn binding with leather spine.
3. Torat Moshe, Innovative commentaries and explanation on the Parshiot, Rabbi Moshe Alshich. Venice, [1601].
Forewords by Rabbi Baruch Calimani; Approbations from Venice sages at the end of the book.
86; [1], 86-158; 163-324 leaves (complete book), 28.5 cm. Good condition. First leaves are torn and restored. Leaves 6-7 are detached and damaged (apparently were added from another copy), light moth damage. Few inscriptions and signatures in Italian handwriting.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.

1. Sefer Chen Tov, sermons according to the order of the Torah and on Kabbalah, by Rabbi Tuvia HaLevi. Venice, [1605]. First edition. The author often quotes Rabbi Shlomo Sagis (who was his teacher) and the words of the Ari.
314 leaves, 27.5 cm. Fair condition. Moth damage, stains. Tears to margins of first and last leaves, some reinforced or restored, with light damage to writing. Old cover with leather spine.
2. Sefer Chen Tov, by Rabbi Tuvia HaLevi. Prague, 1618-1624, printed by Avraham Ish Heide in the house of Yuda son of Ya'akov Katz of the Gershoni family. Second edition. [According to year written on title page, it was printed in 1614, according to colophon – in 1624].
356 leaves, 32 cm. Fair condition. Dark paper. Light moth damage, stains. Few tears, some restored or reinforced. Title page cut and damaged, with owners' stamps. Antique leather and wood binding, damaged, with remnants of buckles.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.