"This is the book of Megillat Esther", "in Hebrew with translation". Bombay, [1864].
Lithograph print. Megillat Esther with translation into Jewish-Arabic in square letters. Further on in the book, the "story of Megillat Esther" (with a special title page), Jewish-Arabic in Sefardi handwriting.
64, 72 pages. 16 cm. Fair condition, stains, moth damage [sometimes damage to text, some professionally restored]. Stamps. New binding.

Collection of booklets and printed items from Bombay (India).
Booklets printed between the years (1862-1866), [in the Marathi language, titles in Hebrew / English]: “Circumcision and Redemption of Firstborn Son”; “The Jewish Marriage Ceremony”; Antiochus Scroll”; “Songs for Simchat Torah” [Hebrew and Marathi]; Description of Death of Moses, with illustrations.
Attached: Booklet in lithograph printing containing Hebrew-Marathi dictionary of words from Megillat Ruth (defective); cut pages from issues of the newspaper of the Jewish congregation in India, The Hebrew Gazett, which was printed in lithograph printing.
Total of 7 items. Various sizes and conditions.

1-2. Pizmonim L'Yamim Rosh Hashana U'LeYom Kippur, collected by Rabbi Yechezkel Shmuel Telcher and Eliya Shalom Valotcher. Puna, [1870]. Lithographic printing. Two copies: one bound from right to left and the other from left to right. (Stamps of the synagogue of Ahmadabad).
3. Te'udat Yisrael (Parts 1-5), [Puna, 1874]. A collection of various blessings and prayers according to the Sephardic custom. The title page, instructions and explanations are in Marathi.
4. Selichot for early mornings of Chodesh Elul. Puna, [1874]. Hebrew and Marathi, with additional section in Marathi and a little English.
5. Kinot Siman Neviah and Haftara L'Tisha B'Av with Arabic translation. Bombay, 1889.
6. Machzor Zichron L'Tova. Bombay, 1899.
7. Seder Techinat Ya'akov V'Seder Vidui HaGadol, according to the custom of… Baghdad, with English translation [page facing page]. Bombay, 1907.
8. "Acheinu HaYekarim! Due to the severe situation… we request… [to say] these psukim whose initials are Yerushalayim Yisrael Kra Satan". Bombay, [c. 1948]. Apparently printed during the War of Independence.
Varied size and condition. Some were printed on brittle acidy paper.

Divrei Emet on the Torah by Rabbi Ya’akov Yitzchak Horowitz “the Seer of Lublin”. Shanghai, 1947. Published by the “Mefitzei Or” printing committee of the “Yeshivat Chachmei Lublin - China” students. 113 pages. 25 cm. Good condition, light moth holes on the original binding. Bibliographically unknown.

Kise Eliyahu, on Kabbalah matters. Jerusalem, [1865].
The title page says: “the author is unknown”, but the writing of this book is credited to Rabbi Eliyahu Sliman Mani [see: S. Halevi 112]. Bound with “Shomer Shabbat” – Warsaw, 1875.
[2], 88 leaves. 15 cm. Good condition, stains. Several detached leaves. Loose, spineless binding. Owners’ signature on the title page.