Tractate Brachot and Seder Zera'im, [Frankfurt an der Oder edition, 1697].
Hundreds of glosses and notes by several writers, in Turkish-Oriental handwriting. Various signatures from Salonika. On Leaf 2 and on Leaf 61 there are signatures and owners' inscriptions of Rabbi Aharon Franco [the glosses of learned content are apparently his]. On Leaf 6 of the Rosh, Ladino inscriptions.
2-69 leaves, 23 leaves. 2-86 leaves. (3 title leaves are missing). Poor condition, stains, moth and moisture damage. Unbound.

1. Mishnayot, including the commentary of Rabbi Ovadia of Bartenura and the Tosfot Yom Tov. Seder Taharot. Vienna, 1793. Title page with illustration of “Rabeinu HaKadosh[!]”.
2. Babylonian Talmud, tractates Zvachim and Menachot. Vienna, [1796]. Title page with illustration.
Both volumes consist of erudite glosses, signed “N.B.CH.”, apparently, Rabbi Naftali Kahn, signed in the Mishnayot volume.
Signatures and various notations in the volume of the Mishnayot: “G-D endowed me with this, Naftali Kahn”, “Yishaya Kahn son of Rabbi N. from Hermannstadt“, “Yishaya Rata”. Interesting notation: “… since I am a foreigner from another country I am writing my name as a remembrance that I have taught in this village by the Torah scholar Rabbi Shlomo Zalman in the summer of 1834. May G-D help me that I quickly return to my country… the country of Poland ruled by King Yohn… Stashov, from the city of Torah scholars and righteous people. I would certainly not have come here if not for the decree that I cannot remain in my country… Leibish Michel”.
Upon title page of Gemara: Signature of Rabbi “Meir Pearls”.
Mishnayot: [2], 222 leaves (leaf 223 missing from end). 24.5 cm. Fair condition, signs of wear and usage. Original leather binding, worn.
Babylonian Talmud: 37.5 cm. Good condition, slightly worn, stains. Torn binding.

Pri Megadim, on Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah. Rabbi Yosef Te'omim. Berlin, 1771. First edition.
A number of handwritten scholarly glosses. Owners' signatures and stamps.
[1], 149 leaves. 35 cm. Good-fair condition, wear, creases and stains. Several detached leaves. Antique cardboard binding, damaged.

Sha'arei Binah, commentary on Sha'arei Shevuot, by Rabbi Yoav Lev Rabbi of Sopronkeresztur son of Rabbi Yirmiyahu, Rabbi of Mattersdorf. Vienna, [1792].
On title page: Signature of "Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich Rabbi of Shamlua". On second page: Scholarly note in his handwriting.
Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich, Rabbi of Shamlau (Simleul Silvaniei, 1863-1944, Otzar HaRabbanim 18739) was the grandson of Rabbi Avraham Yehuda Schwartz, author of Kol Aryeh, Rabbi of Mad. A Kabbalist ga'on, one of Hungary's leading Orthodox Rabbis and halachic authorities, a chassid of the Rebbe, author of Kedushat Yom Tov of Siget, and a close friend and admirer of the Rebbe's son, Rebbe Yoel of Satmar. Among his books: Responsa Lechem Shlomo, Tiyul BaPardes, Rachame Ha'Av etc. Rabbi Shalom Eliezer of Retzfert said about him that The Rabbi of Shamlau was unparalleled in his generation in answering halachic questions, and Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Freund of Nasuad, a leader of thousands of chassidim, would humble himself before him. The Darchei T'shuva called him "The Second Sha'agat Aryeh".
[1], 19, 19-89, [1] leaf. 33 cm. Fair condition, worn leaves with damage to text. Stains and creases. Simple binding.

Avodat HaGershoni Responsa, by Rabbi Gershon Ashkenazi. Frankfurt am Main, [1699]. First edition.
Lengthy erudite comments in unidentified handwriting, referring to the responsa in the book, upon front and back pages of inside binding (vorzats). Many signatures and ancient ownership inscriptions on title page of book. Few comments throughout the book in different handwriting. Listings of births (between the years 1843-1855).
[4], 94, [4] leaves. 28.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Moth damage. Margins of second leaf cut off, damaging text. Ancient semi-leather binding.