Noheg KaTzon Yoseph, year round laws and customs, Rabbi Yoseph Segal. Hanau, [1717].
On title page, two stamps of Rebbe Nachum Dober Freidman of Sadigura, "Nachum Dober Freidman" in Hebrew and foreign language, with a picture of a lion in the center of the stamps. An additional stamp "Acquired from my money".
On front binding's leaf a bookmark: "Library of Nachum Dov Freidman in Sadigura".
Rebbe Nachum Dober Freidman (died 1783, Otzar HaRabbanim 15912), son of Rebbe Shalom Yoseph of Ruzhin and son-in-law of his uncle Rebbe Avraham Ya'akov of Sadigura – sons of Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin. [His important library is described in Kedem catalogue, Auction 2, Item 249; Auction 4, Items 306-307]. He had three kinds of stamps: the books he received from his father's home are stamped "Nachalat Avotai" (my father's inheritance), those he received from his Chassidim or from the Chassidim of his uncle, father-in-law were stamped with "Minchat Shay" (gift), and those he bought are stamped "kinyan kaspi" (acquired from my money) such as this book.
[3], 89 leaves [without the addition of two leaves at end of book]. 19.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Restoration to inner margins of title page. Colored leaf cutting. Fancy antique leather binding, worn.

Six parts of Mishna Berura, commentary on Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, by Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaCohen of Radin, The Chafetz Chaim. Warsaw-Pietrekov, 1896-1911.
Written at beginning of each book in the author's holy handwriting in ink or pencil: "Glossed". [The Chafetz Chaim was careful to check each book for sale from printing mistakes (exchanged sheets or empty leaves) lest he G-d forbid transgress the prohibition of stealing and cheating if a damaged book is sold at regular price. He wrote on Forzats leaves of each book that he checked "Glossed", (it is accepted knowledge that he himself was careful to write this lest those who help him in his holy work write "Glossed" without checking the book thoroughly enough). Many of these inscriptions disappeared throughout the years because the books were rebound or the inscription was erased].
6 volumes, varied size and condition. Worn original bindings, owners and library stamps, handwritten gloss.

1. Eliyah Rabba, Chiddushim on six tractates, by Rabbi Eliyahu Shapiro [author of Eliyah Rabba on the Shulchan Aruch]. Fürth, [1768].
2. Mutzal Me’esh, responsa and Chiddushim in Halacha, by Rabbi Ya’akov Alfandari, including comments by Rabbi Zussman Sofer. Pressburg, 1878.
Signature of Rabbi Zechariah Stern, including an interesting notation which he wrote in memory of his son who passed away: “My eyes tear for my precious and exalted son, Chaim Natan David, who was taken to the heavenly courts on Sunday, first day of Rosh Chodesh Adar I 1886…” [similar notation (incomplete) in second book]. Number of glosses in his handwriting.
Rabbi Yosef Zechariah Stern (1831-1904, Otzar HaRabbanim 8783), genius and rabbinical authority, among the greatest Torah scholars of his generation. From 1861 served as rabbi in Shavl, Lithuania. Author of Zecher Yehosef, Tahaluchot Ha’agadot.
Various sizes and conditions.