Tanya Rabati, (Minhag Avot), laws and customs (Kitzur Shibolei HaLeket). Cremona, [1565].
Page 1 contains handwritten notation:"Belongs to the Ga'on Rabbi Akiva Gi[nz] of Eisenstadt Av-Beit-Din of Posen, signed, Leib H”Ginz of [Eisenstadt]". Ancient ownership signatures on same page. Notation preceding title page written in 1929"Gift by Rabbi Michael Levy to my wife Chaya, granddaughter of Rabbi Akiva Eiger who was in possession of this book. Tamuz, 1929. A. Schoenfeld". The Ginz family was among the most highly respected families in Eisenstadt for hundreds of years; the most outstanding family member is Rabbi Akiva Ginz-Eiger (named Rabbi Akiva Eiger after his mother's family].
8 pages, 5-136 leaves, [missing title page, introduction and indexes, 6 leaves?], 19.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Loose leaves partially detached. Fine leather binding (new).

Olat Tamid, commentary on Orach Chaim section of Shulchan Aruch, by Rabbi Shmuel son of Rabbi Yosef of Krakow. Amsterdam, [1681]. Contains approbations given by the Va'ad Arba Aratzot [supreme governing council of the four main Jewish communities in Poland ]; Rabbi David of Lida, Rabbi of Amsterdam's Ashkenazic community; Rabbi Yitzchak Abuhav, Rabbi of the Portuguese congregation; Rabbi Ya'akov Sasportas, and others.
Head of title-page contains ownership notations by Rabbi Moshe Perls, Av Beit Din of Bonyhad, and signature of his son, Rabbi Meir Perls, Av Beit Din of Karola. Additional signature (cut off) after leaf 260 (60). Ink-stamps of Rabbi Chizkiyahu Yosef Mishkovsky, Av Beit Din of Krynki, and of his son Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Mishkovsky, Rabbi of Kfar Chassidim.
Rabbi Yitzchak Perls (1784-1754), author of Bayit Ne'eman, was a disciple of Rabbi Meshulam Igra and Rabbi Yosef of Posna, and served as Rabbi in Bonyhad (Hungary), which he left in his last year, during the rise of the reform movement. The Ktav Sofer eulogized him:"The Ga'on and famous righteous Rabbi Moshe Perls, who served as Av Beit Din of Bonyhad. We have lost a precious gem. Was well versed in Shas and Poskim, a man of insight, holy righteous person¦". (Ktav Sofer, Sermons and Articles, Jerusalem 1972, page 203). His son Rabbi Meir Perls (1811-1894), Av Beit Din of Karoli, was among the leading scholars of his generation. Disciple of his father and of the Chatam Sofer.
[2], 260 (instead of 60); 10, [6], 65-114; 50 leaves, 30.5 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Worn leaves, especially in margins. Partially detached leaves. Worn and torn binding.

Eliya Mizrachi, on Rashi's commentary on the Torah, by Rabbi Eliya Mizrachi, with commentary Nachlat Ya'akov by Rabbi Ya'akov Solnik. Constantinople, [1726].
Glosses in Oriental handwriting by a number of authors. Signature of Rabbi Avraham Balul [passed away in 1791, among the Torah scholars of Jerusalem, who signed on the famous correspondence letters of the Kabbalists of Jerusalem alongside the Rashash, the Chida and the Maharit Algazi]. Signatures and numerous ownership notations of Rabbi Chizkiya Balul [there were two scholars in Jerusalem by this name, apparently the first was the brother of Rabbi Avrahm Balul, and the second a family member - see attached material]. Signature of additional family member Yisachar Balul. Two lengthy ownership notations and signatures of Rabbi Refael Yitzchak Altars [for additional information related to him see: Encyclopedia of Scholars of Eretz Israel, 3, pages 55-56], from the year 1852, who notes that he purchased the book from Rabbi Binyamin Navon [1788-1852, among the scholars of Jerusalem, stepfather of Rabbi Yaakov Shaul Elishar]. Additional signatures of"Mashiach" [initials] (at end of glosses), of"Moshe ben Ha Ha", and"ben Bag Bag","Moshe ben Avraham Avinu", and more.
[1], 331 leaves. 30 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, wear on first leaves and last leaf, moth and mildew stains on number of leaves, detached pamphlets (the book was printed and sold in individual pamphlets). Detached and worn binding.

Mar'eh HaOfanim - Novellae of the Ra'ah (Aharon ben Rabbi Yosef HaLevi) on Tractate Beitzah with the commentary of Yagel Ya'akov, Tosfot HaRosh on Tractate Sotah. Novellae Yagel Ya'akov on tractate of the Talmud. By Rabbi Ya'akov Feitusi. Livorno, [1810].
On title page, signatures of Ya'akov Entebbe - apparently, the signature of Rabbi Ya'akov Entebbe (died 11847), Rabbi of Damascus. He merited the addition of Kadosh (the Holy) to his name after he was tortured during the Damascus Libel after which he left his city and immigrated to Jerusalem [see: Likdoshim Asher Ba'Aretz, page 145].
The book leaves have stamps "Beit HaMidrash Menachem Zion Churvat Rabbi Yehuda HaChassid Jerusalem". On title page and Leaves 40, 58: handwritten inscriptions "L'Midrash Menachem Zion" in the handwriting of Rabbi Yosef Zundel Salant [who was in charge of the library of Beit Midrash Menachem Zion, identical to the inscriptions signed by Rabbi Zundel in the Kedem Catalogue Auction 12 Item 343].
[2], 117 leaves. 30 cm. Good condition, stains. Worn binding.