1. Divrei Purim, a poem in rhyme about Purim, by Rabbi Simcha Aryeh Leib of HrubieszֿŒw. Warsaw, [1838]. Signatures and stamps: Rabbi Zvi Hirsh of Plotzk, and his son Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef Chazan of Lyubcha - a renowned Torah scholar, who publicized articles in popular Torah journals, and wrote books which are still in manuscripts.
[4] leaves. 20 cm. Good-fair condition, stains. Moth marks. Several holes. New binding.
2. Mishloach Manot, a poem about the story of the Megila [each line is composed of the acronym of the word Megila], by Rabbi Yekutiel Gordon [a disciple of the Ramchal]. Vienna, 1879. (Printed in a limited edition, see: N. Ben Menachem, Pitchei She'arim, page 276).
[8] pages. 19 cm. Good condition, stains, new binding.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman's private collection.

Beit David, commentary on the Mishnayot, Parts 1-2, by Rabbi David Chaim Corinaldi. Amsterdam, [1738-1739]. Two volumes.
Stamps in Volume 1: Beit HaMidrash Sha'arei Zion in the Churva of Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid in Jerusalem". Owners' inscriptions in Volume 2: "Hashem has granted me Menachem Mendel HaLevi son of the Tzaddik R'¦ here in the Holy City of Jerusalem¦" [Rabbi Mendel Walman of Viroshov son of Rabbi Yisrael Ya'akov HaLevi Wolman Rabbi of Plonsk, son in law of the Gaon of Kutno Rabbi Moshe Yehuda Leib Zilberberg, see Item 428. Ancient signature in Volume 2: Eliyahu Yitzchak Modona.
Volume 1: [2], 139, [6] (Missing title page, substituted with the title page of Volume 2 [appears twice - also in Volume 2]. Author's introduction, illustration plates and approbations are bound at end); Volume 2: [2], 130 leaves. 21 cm. Good condition, stains, moth marks. Cutoff corners of title page of first volume.
Worn bindings.

Yiddishe Ethic - Torat HaMidot - Ethics of Monotheism and Ethical Esthetics, "The basic principles of Judiasm, ethics and opinions¦ appendix to Pirkei Avot". Compiled and arranged by Yitzchak Berland. [New York], [194-].
Hebrew, Yiddish and English. Stencil copied photocopy of manuscript. Appendix and corrections in author's handwriting.
C. 450 pages. 28 cm. Good condition, stains. Some of the leaves have faded text. Worn binding.

A facsimile of the Talmud Bavli, Munich manuscript. Leidin, 1912. Volume 1, photograph plates of a manuscript written on parchment in 1342. This manuscript, kept in Munich, is the only one in the world that has all the Talmud from beginning to end. This manuscript is the basis for Rabbi Refael Nathan Rabinowitz' book Dikdukei Sofrim. Among the Rishonim that saw this manuscript and used it are the author of Korban Nethaniel, the Vilna Gaon [who traveled especially to see it] and the Chida.
Volume 1 (Seder Mo'ed, Berachot, Seder Nashim, Nida); [2], 1-293 facsimile plates, printed on both sides 48X37 cm. Good condition, stains. Original fabric cover, worn. Ex-libris. Stamps.