A huge collection of manuscripts, on topics in the Talmud, halacha, homiletics on the Torah and the Bible, most by Western scholars and Torah geniuses. [Djerba and Tunis, 19th-20th century].
Pamphlets, booklets and manuscript leaves, some autographic in the authors' handwriting, some unidentified, such as: a manuscript [signed] by Rabbi Chai Chavita HaCohen, Av Beit Din of Djerba; manuscript of homiletics, by Rabbi Yosef Gez, Rosh Av Beit Din of Tunis; manuscript Ma'ase Nissim by Rabbi Nissim HaCohen of Djerba; V'He'erich HaCohen, by Rabbi David HaCohen Lemdjerbi [Rabbi of Tetouan]; manuscript Bnei Avraham [apparently by Rabbi Avraham ben Kamus HaCohen]; a section of manuscript Me'ayin Yavo on Tehillim, by Rabbi Ya'akov HaCohen author of Bechor Ya'akov of Djerba; Sefer Dikduk by Rabbi Masi'ad Mahatzar [author of Mis'ad L'Veit Hashem]; etc.
Hundreds of pages written in pamphlets and single leaves [some works are incomplete].
Various sizes and conditions.

Collection of manuscripts, letters and documents by Rabbi Yeshua Palagi and rabbis of Safed, (1910-1938).
Collection includes: Halachic responsa in the handwriting of Rabbi Yeshua Palagi, lists of homiletics and eulogies. * Public and family letters by Rabbi Yeshua and letters to him. * Letters by his son-in-law Rabbi (Avraham) Na'im Shichrur and letters to him. * Various letters from rabbis of Safed (Rabbi Ezra Chaim HaCohen, Rabbi Yosef Chai HaLevi and others), Rabbis of Tiberias and rabbis of countries of the Levant and the Maghreb. * Report notebook on letters pertaining to Kollels of Safed (letters to worldwide rabbis mentioned: Rabbi Raphael Chaim Moshe Ben Na'im (Rav HaRachaman) of Gibraltar, Rabbi Moshe Meir Chai Elyakim (Rav HaMesame'ach) of Mogador, Rabbi Rephael Ankava of Sali, Rabbi Ya'akov son of Rabbi Yosef Chaim of Baghdad and others. Letter to the government regarding renovation of yard of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai which was ruined by the farmers. End of notebook contains lists and financial reports signed by Rabbi Raphael Menasheh Antebi - apparently the entire notebook is in his handwriting). * Transaction bills and notary documents, and more.
The Ga'on Rabbi Yeshua Palagi, born in 1870, served for many years as member and chief of Beit Din in Safed. The majority of the rabbis of Safed in the generation following him were his disciples. In approximately 1937 he moved to Jerusalem. His son-in-law, Rabbi Avraham Na'im Shichrur, among the Torah scholars of Jerusalem and Safed, served as rabbinical emissary of Kollels of Safed.
Dozens of leaves and several notebooks, total of over eighty leaves. Various sizes and conditions.

Collection of manuscripts and books with handwritten inscriptions, most in Oriental-Persian handwriting (square Rashi script).
For complete list, see Hebrew description.
Various sizes and conditions.

Manuscript, "Seder Sefirat Ha'Omer", with prayers and intentions according to Kabbalah. Fine scribal writing and Italian writing. Italy, 18th century.
Leaf preceding title page contains signature "Baruch Haleluya Parmigiani, 1788". [The Parmigiani family was a well-known rabbinic family in Italy. During that generation Rabbi Yitzchak Parmigiani served as rabbi of Trieste].
Approx. fifty three leaves, 11.8 cm. High quality paper, good condition, usage stains. Damaged parchment binding.