1. Sefer Meturgeman, an Aramaic-Hebrew dictionary and explanation of Aramaic language of Torah Targum. Rabbi Eliyahu HaLevi Ashkenasi (Rabbi Eliyahu HaBachur). Isny, 1541. First edition. Contains six rare leaves at the end of the author's introduction in Hebrew and Latin, with a special section in Latin from 1542.
Many handwritten glosses, starting with the words "Tuvia said". Many owners' signatures and stamps. Ownership inscription from London 1779.
[4] 164, [8] leaves. 30.5 cm. Good condition, stains. New parchment cover.
2. Sefer Meturgeman, Koln, 1560. (Isna edition 1541, with added title page and Latin introduction printed in Koln in 1560. Author's introduction in Hebrew and Latin printed in 1542 – see more about this edition, Y. Yudlov, Ginzei Yisrael No. 1865).
On title page: Signature of Rabbi Isaac Berlin, Sivan 1838 (see Item 408). Several handwritten glosses.
[8], 164, [2] leaves. 32.5 cm. Good condition, stains and wear to leaf margins. New semi-leather cover.
From Dr. Mehlman's private collection – Ginzei Yisrael.

Rabbi Levi Ben Gershom [Ralbag] Commentary on the Bible, through the interpretation of the Parasha, the meaning of the words and their use. Venice, 1547. Daniel Bomberg print. Previous owner’s signature on the title page.
6, 9-248 pages. 31 cm. Good condition, with minor staining. Moth damage in the center of the inner pages. Fine, slightly damaged, antique leather binding.

Ohel Mo’ed book, dictionary of synonyms in alphabetical order. Rabbi Shlomo of UrbiNo. Venice, 1548.
Title page contains signature of Rabbi “David Tebele Berlin” and his stamp “Tebele Berliner of Gombin” – Rabbi David Tebele Berlin (son-in-law of Rabbi Yitzchak Reich of Gombin) immigrated in his old age to Jerusalem in the late 1740’s, son of Rabbi Shlomo Berlin Av Beit Din of Prenzlau and London, and son of son of Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Av Beit Din of Berlin. [Son-in-law of Rabbi Yochanan Zvi Schlank of Jerusalem, known as Rabbi Tebele, disciple of the Chatam Sofer] – for additional information related to him see attached material and next item.
Many erased stamps of “Beit Midrash Menachem Zion in the Churva Synagogue of Rabbi Yehudah HaChassid in Jerusalem”. Title page contains notation in handwriting of Rabbi Yosef Zundel of Salant [who was in charge of the library of the Menachem Zion Beit Midrash]: “From the estate of Rabbi David Tebele for the Menachem Zion Beit Midrash”. Leaf 40 and leaf 58 contain notations in his holy handwriting “Menachem Zion”. [The handwriting is definitely identical to the signed notations of Rabbi Zundel in the Kedem catalogue, auction 12 item 343].
[2], 118 leaves. 18 cm. Good condition, minor stains and damage. Colorful paper cut. Torn leather binding.