A collection of books by Rebbe Avraham David Warman of Buchach (1771-1841, Encyclopedia of Chassidut, Part 1, pages 68-72; Otzar HaRabbanim 1027), son in law of Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Kara (author of Neta Sha'ashuim), disciple of Rebbe Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, Rabbi of Yaslovitch and Buchach, a posek and mekubal, author of Eshel Avraham.
1-2. Tefilah L'David, on blessings, versions of prayer etc., by Rabbi Avraham David Warman. Kolomyya, 1887, printed by author's grandson. Bound together with Shulchan HaTahor, by Rabbi Nissim Zarchia Azulai. Tchernowitz, [1888].
3-4. Birkat Avraham, on blessings, customs and various matters, by Rabbi Avraham David Warman (written by his disciple, Rabbi Moshe Dov Weiselberg). Kolomyya, 1887 [missing 1 leaf in beginning?]. Bound together with: Shulchan HaTahor HaMezukak, summary of laws of the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim and Yoreh Deah, by Rabbi David Pardo. Kolomyya, 1888.
5. Seder Da'at Kedoshim, Ashkenasi siddur, Nusach Sefarad, with the commentary of Tefilah L'David, by Rabbi Avraham David Warman. Przemysl, 1892. (Missing copy: [5], 59, [4], 60-201, [3] leaves, instead of [16] 59, [4], 60-236 leaves. Three leaves at beginning of book and three leaves at end are missing and have been replaced by photocopy).
6. Da'at Kedoshim, Parts 1-2 of the laws of stam, by Rebbe Avraham David Warman, Rabbi of Buchach. Lvov, 1896. Owner's signatures.
7. Mile D'Chasiduta, by Rabbi Avraham David Warman. Siget, 1910. Second edition, with glosses on Sefer Chasidim, by the Maharsham Shvadron. 2 leaves are missing at end of book.
Total of 7 books, varied size and condition.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.

1. Likutei Rav Hai Gaon, [concerning holy names according to Kabbalah], with commentary Ner Yisrael [by the Kozhnitzer Maggid], and in addition, sacred writings by Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz and halachic novellae by Rabbi Ya'akov Yitzchak "the holy Jew of Peshischa". [Warsaw?, 1840? or Lvov?, after 1853]. Ink stamps and owner's signature Rabbi "Yisrael HaLevi" Zilbermintz.
2. Ma'asiyot Uma'amarim Yekarim "that have never been published – of the Ba'al Shem Tov and his grandsons, the holy brothers Rabbi Moshe Chaim Ephraim of Sudilkov and his brother, Rabbi Boruch of Medzibezh. Zhitomir, 1902. First edition.
3. Tzava'a [Last Will and Testament], of Rabbi Pinchas Menachem Elazar of Pilz. Lodz, 1921. First edition.
4. Tehilim, with commentary Etz Hada'at Tov, by Rabbi Chaim Vital and "Sefat Emet", commentary by Rabbi Yehudah Aryeh Leib of Gur. Piotrkow, 1926. Owners' signatures "Menachem Mendel ---".
5-7. Chidushei HaRim and Gur Aryeh, on the Pentateuch and Ethics of the Fathers, anthologies from the "Sefat Emet" and from his grandfather, author of "Chidushei HaRim". Letters from the author of the "Sefat Emet". Bilgoraj, 1912. [Very rare, the Poltava "Hamodia" newspaper strongly opposed publishing this book and printed a "vehement protest" on behalf of the sons and sons-in-law of the Gerrer Rebbe, see appendix].
Bound together with books: the book "Derech Tzaddikim", recommended conduct and guidance from Chassidic leaders, Piotrkow, 1912. And the book "Eliyahu HaNavi", history of the prophet, Elijah and his concerns, Rabbi Yehudah Yudel Rosenberg. Piotrkow, 1910.
8. The book Sefat Emet, novellae on tractates of Seder Kodshim. From the Gerrer Rebbe, Rabbi Yehudah Aryeh Leib. Shanghai (China), Shevat 5th, 1943.
Varying size and condition, good condition.

1. Seder Klalot Tikun V'Aliot HaOlamot of the whole year in short, gathered from the Ari's writings by Rabbi Shabtai of Rashkow. Tchernowitz, 1849. Second edition.
2. Melo HaRo'im, by Rabbi Ya'akov Zvi Yules. Halberstadt, 1859. Second edition, Parts 1-2. Introductory leaves bound at end of Part 1. (Signatures of Rabbi Ya'akov Avraham Rabbi of ---").
3. Sefer HaChaim, by Rabbi Moshe Wartman. Lemberg, 1870. Stereotype printing of first edition, printed in Lemberg 14 years earlier.
4. Ohev Yisrael by Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Heshel of Apta. Warsaw, 1875. Fourth edition.
5. Likutei Shoshanim, compilation by Rabbi Pinchas of Korets. Zhitomir, 1876. Third edition.
6. Devarim Nechmadim, by Rabbi Pinchas of Korets. Zhitomir, 1876. Third edition.
7. Kehillat Moshe, by Rabbi Moshe Elyakim Briya Hofstein, Magid Meisharim of Koznitz, with compilations from his father. Lublin, 1906. Second edition. Two Sections. A photocopy of first edition printed in Lublin one year earlier.
8. Divrei Menachem, by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Romanov. Bilgoraj, 1909.
Varied size and condition.