1. Manuscript, Kuntress Shi'abuda - novellae on topics of shi'abud (encumbrance, collateral). Anonymous author of Tunis scholars [mentions Rabbi Avraham HaCohen Yitzchak, author of Mishmarot Kehuna, who died in 1825]. [Tunis, 19th century].
10 written leaves (complete pamphlet), 22 cm. Good condition. Stains and wear.
2. Manuscript, anthology on aggada, ta'amei mitzvoth and Chazal homiletics, in Alphabetical order. Segulot and cures [initials written at top of first page, possibly by the author of Maskil L'David Rabbi David Chaim Tzabach Rabbi of Marrakech]. Bound in the middle of the pamphlet are a number of handwritten leaves, index to an unidentified book of responsa. One of the leaves has a copy "a number of gates of mercy by Rabbi Rachamim Chori¦ ". [Morroco-Tunis, 19th century].
C. 40 written leaves. 16 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and wear, moth damage.
3. Manuscript, novellae by the Mekubal Tzaddik Rabbi Rachamim Chori "the First" of Djerba (died c. 1823), author of Kiseh Rachamim on the Talmud etc. Novellae on the Torah and aggada. [Variations from the printed Sha'arei Rachamim, Bnei Brak 2000].
[16] leaves (incomplete pamphlet). 21 cm. Fair-poor condition. Stains, tears and moth damage.
4. Manuscript, Levush L'Masechet Sanhedrin, novellae of Rabbi Rachamim Chori "the First" author of Kiseh Rachamim on Tractate Sanhedrin.
[5] leaves, 21 cm. Poor condition, stains and moth damage, moisture damage and tears.

A Manuscript - Kise D'Birkata, a book composed of copies of letters of blessings sent to Rabbi Chaim Chizkiyahu Medini, author of Sde Chemed, on his appointment to Rabbi of Hebron in 1901. Scribe writing in Rashi script. Has letters of blessing and poems of praise to the author of Sde Chemed. The letters were copied into a pamphlet, by the Sde Chemed's private scribe, and at the top of the pages the title Kisa D'Birkata. Possibly, the pamphlet was prepared to be printed. On the first page are three lines in different handwriting (perhaps, of the Sde Chemed).
Some of the writers are scholars of Jerusalem, Tiberias and Jaffa [amongst them: Rabbi Shmuel Salant, Rabbi Chaviv Chaim David Sithon, Rabbi Naftali Hirtz HaLevi, Rabbi Eliyahu Moshe Panezil, Rabbi Chizkiyahu Shabtei, Rabbi Rachamim Yosef Chaim Optalka, Rabbi Aharon Yedid HaLevi], a gabai and manager of Jerusalem institutes [Etz Chaim Yeshiva, Ma'arivi'im Community Committee, Misgav Ladach Hospital, Rabbi Chaim Michel Michlin], and rabbis from other lands [Rabbi David Pifano Rabbi of Sofia, Rabbi Eliyahu Chazan of Alexandria]. Likewise, letters by his disciples in the Krimshak communities in the Crimea Peninsula [including Rabbi Avraham Nissim Ashkenazi, Rabbi Refael Labak etc.], and a long letter from his father in law, Rabbi Nissim Levi of Tzachtzir who describes the impressive ceremony in the Beit HaKnesset to honor the appointment of the Sde Chemed in Hebron. This pamphlet is unknown and apparently has never been printed.
[29] written pages (apparently one leaf is missing at the end). C. 18 cm. Good-fair condition. Fungus stains, restored tear on first leaf. New semi-leather binding.

Manuscript, Leshon Chachamim, Bakashot and Tikkunim by Rabbi Yosef Chaim, author of Ben Ish Chai. [1790-1830].
Nice copy scribal writing, Oriental handwriting [Babylonia-Jerusalem] of prayers and bakashot, taken from Part 2 of the work.
36, [6] leaves. 16 cm. Good-fair condition.

Manuscript, sermon handwritten by Rabbi Ben-Tzion Chai Uziel, Salonika, Shabbat Kalla, the 5th of Sivan 1921.
Rabbi Ben-Tzion Chai Uziel (1881-1953) was born in Jerusalem to Rabbi Yosef Refael of a family with a long lineage of Jerusalem rabbis, descendants of the Chikrei Lev. At age 20, he was appointed rabbi in the Tiferet Yerushalayim Yeshiva and in 1910, Sefardi rabbi of Yaffo. In 1921, he went to Salonika (Greece) to serve as Chief Rabbi [where he wrote this sermon], and in 1923, he returned to serve as Chief Rabbi of Tel-Aviv Yaffo. In 1939, he was in London as an emissary and representative of the Yishuv in Eretz Yisrael, and that same year was appointed as Chief Rabbi and Rishon L'Zion in Eretz Yisrael. Some of his books: Mishpetei Uziel, Michmanei Uziel, HaShofet V'HaMishpat, etc.
[5] written pages. 26 cm. Very good condition.

Manuscript, eulogies according to weekly Torah portions, by Rabbi Refael Charosh. [Marrakech (Morocco), 19th century].
Composition for speakers and eulogizers, which contains themes for eulogies according to the weekly Torah portions [from Bereshit until VeZot HaBeracha]; each Parasha contains a passage or several brief passages intended to serve as a basis for a eulogy. In his preface the author writes:"Since death is inevitable and occasionally it is necessary to eulogize a Torah scholar and he experiences pain¦ therefore, my heart tells me¦ to compose a theme for each Parasha, so that each person on his own level can¦". At head of first passage:"Which I have eulogized for¦ Shalem Adra'i¦ 1876¦".
At end of preface and at end of each passage signatures of author [some in rabbinical looped handwriting and majority in initials"RRC" - Rabbi Refael Charosh (passed away in 1898), among the Torah scholars of Morocco and Dayan in Marrakech [for additional information related to him see attached material from book Malchei Rabanan, leaf 108].
Unbound booklet. Approx. 24 written pages. Approx. 25 cm. Fair condition, stains and wear, mildew damage and some moth stains. Tears on several leaves. Accounting notations in author's handwriting.