Seder Meah Brachot, various blessings and liturgy, including a Passover Haggada. Amsterdam, 1688.
Approbation by Rabbi Yitzchak Abouhav, Rabbi Ya’akov Shishportash and Rabbi Shlomo de Olivera.
Two title pages, the first is illustrated with a copper engraving, drawings of the Birkat Levana, Birkat Besamim (Havdala) and Birkat Ha-Mazon, Birkat Shofar and Birkat Mila. (Amongst the first copper engraving ever printed, see item 208) This title page bears the year 5447 (1687), while the second title page has the year 5448 (1688).
[5 Leaves], 303, 20, [10], pages. 12.5 cm. High quality, light paper, good-fair condition, detached leaves, few stains and light moth damage. Owners’ signature [from Yemen]. Loose, moth damaged and worn binding.
Rare. Not listed in “Otzar Ha-Haggadot” and in Ya’ari.

Passover Haggada, "with a nice commentary and nice illustration of the wonders… and in addition [a map at the end of the book] the travels in the desert until the Land was distributed to the tribes of Israel and a sketch of the Beit Hamikdash… engraved into copper plates by the young man Avram Bar Ya'akov from the family of Avraham Avinu". Amsterdam, 1695. Two title-pages, the first is illustrated.
This haggada, illustrated by the artist Avraham (a German priest of the Reine region who reached Amsterdam and converted), is the first haggada illustrated by copper engravings, and one of the first Hebrew books illustrated using this printing technique, "to engrave and form by manual engraving in copper, whereas previously designs were etched in wood… as beautiful as possible". This edition was a model for many other haggadot printed after it, whether with a map attached or with the imitation of its illustrations (according to an article by Prof. B. Roth, The Illustrated Haggada in Printing, Areshet, 1961, pages 22-25 – see attached photocopy).
[1], 26 leaves, [1] folded map. Poor condition, detached leaves, moth damage, wine stains, wear and tear (the illustrated title page is torn and missing the bottom part, and the attached map is torn and missing a section of right fold). Antique fancy leather binding with Hebrew bullet "Haggada Shel Pesach", worn and damaged binding, without spine.
Ya'ari 59; Otzar Hahaggadot 93.

Ma'ale Beit Chorin, Passover haggada, with commentaries (Maharal, Alshich, Abarbanel etc.), and illustrations. Amsterdam, 1810. The widow Props printing.
The illustrations are copper engravings as in the Amsterdam haggada of 1781, based on the illustrations of Avraham ben Ya'akov the convert, in the Amsterdam Haggada 1695 (see Item 208).
[2], 9, 50 leaves. (Without map). 26.5 cm. High-quality paper, good-fair condition, wine stains and few moth damages and wear. Worn and missing binding.
Ya'ari 370; Otzar Hahaggadot 526.

Chaluka D'Rabanan, Passover Haggada with commentaries and homiletics: Shnei Luchot HaBrit [by Rabbi Yeshaya HaLevi Horowitz – The Shla], Mate Aharon [by Rabbi Aharon Te'omim, preacher and rabbi of Worms and Cracow] and Ketonet Pasim [by Rabbi Yoseph Ashkenazi, preacher and dayan in Przemysl, son in law of Rabbi Naftali Katz]. Amsterdm, 1695.
Approbations of many renowned rabbis (Rabbi Ya'akov Shishportash, rabbis of the Va'ad Arba Aratzot etc.). At the beginning of the book: chapters of Hallel from Tehillim, with commentary of author of Ketonet Pasim. Antique owners' signature on title page.
7, 1, 3-45 (52) leaves. 25 cm. Fair condition, wear and moth damage, wine stains, old and worn binding, with leather spine.
Ya'ari 60; Otzar Hahaggadot 92.