Tehillim manuscript, Yemen, 1835.
The author writes in a colophon: "ג€¦ I am the young Shalom son of Aharon son of Moshe El-Seri El-Leviג€¦ May Hashem forgive me for my sins and mistakesג€¦ completed in 1835."
Read about a different manuscript from the same scribe from year 1859 in the Encyclopedia of the Yemenite Sages, Vol.1, p.420. (Bar-Ilan Manuscript 36655-210).
(Missing the first leaf), 2-32, [60] leaves. 11 cm. High quality paper, good condition, wear and use stains. Rebound.

Manuscript of the "Sha'arei Tahara", on Hilchot Niddah by Rabbi Yechiya Tzallach (Maharitz) and compilations. Hebrew and Judeo-Arab. Yemen [1905?].
At the end of the Sha'arei Tahara, the year 2217 appears in acrostic [apparently corresponding to year 1905]. Following that, there are prayers, the Seder HaGet, a compilation of interpretations and commentaries "Solet Blulah - Te'amim", "Ma'aseh Moshe Rabeinu", "Ma'aseh Ha-Rav Galanti" and "Ma'aseh Ben Sira".
The last page features a caption signed by Rabbi "Shlomo son of Avraham Alnadaf - I, the above-signed Yemenite fundraiser, have come to the city of Beit Egel, for the second time in 1917 on the 24th day of the month of Shevatג€¦"; and an additional interesting inscription from the community members: "The Bodek Rabbi Yechya son of Nachum came to us during Summer 1924ג€¦".
Rabbi Shlomo Alnadaf, one of the Yemen and Jerusalem sages, emigrated from Yemen to Jerusalem and from year 1913 began traveling around the towns of Yemen as a fundraiser for the poor of the Jerusalem Yemenite community. Instated important regulations, read more about him in the Encyclopedia of the Yemenite Sages, Vol.1, pp.383-384.
[86] leaves. 12.5 cm. High quality paper, good condition, few stains. Rebound.

Manuscript copy of the "Mekor Chaim", on the laws of Shechita, by Rabbi Yechia Tzalach (Maharitz). Yemen, [early 20th century].
Various handwritten captions and signatures from years 1941-1963.
[60] leaves + 3 Segulot leaves enclosed. 18 cm. Good-fair condition, stains. Rebound.

Large collection of various manuscripts: laws of slaughtering, poems, supplications and prayers, book of Tehillim. Shir HaShirim and Kohelet, Sidrei Hosha'anot and Hakafot, and more. [Yemen, 18th-20th century]. Among the manuscripts, is a halachic response pertaining to the laws of Chanukah, signed by Rabbi Yosef son of Ya'akov Tzaviri.
Hundreds of leaves, in notebooks and single leaves, various sizes and conditions.

Polemic manuscript pertaining to the words "VeYamlich Malchuteh" in the Kaddish prayer. [Yemen? 1920s].
Manuscript opens with article by Rabbi Yosef Tzubeiri, which is based on Kabbalistic matters and on an ancient manuscript of a prayer book which he happened to acquire. Later on a "answer" to his words is copied by an unidentified writer who harshly discounts his words: "ג€¦ struggled in vain to omit the word VeYimloch from Kaddish, and substitute the word VeYamlich which in his opinion is a fine wordג€¦ and he gathered and collected evidence from the sayings of the Sagesג€¦ to panic the peopleג€¦". The writer signs "so says one of the insignificant disciples of Rabbi Yosef Karo and Rabbi Yisrael Iserlin". [It is possible that the handwriting is of Rabbi Yosef Tzubeiri himself who also copied the words of the person who critiqued him]. Listed in different and more recent handwriting: "In the year 1928".
The Ga'on Rabbi Yosef Tzubeiri (1916-2000), among the rabbis of Yemen. Known for his opposition against the Dar Da'im Sect while he was still a young rabbi in Sana'a. Immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1944 and was appointed as rabbi of the Yemenite congregation in the city of Tel Aviv. Was greatly involved in the establishment of the prayer version of the Shamim congregation, and in his compositions he discusses at length the version of the word "VeYamlich" of the Kaddish prayer (apparently this manuscript was not printed).
Authored many compositions: VaYitzbor Yosef Bar Responsa, Knesset HaGedola Prayer Book, Emunat HaShem, Masoret Meduyeket, Emet Ve'Emuna, and more.
[18] leaves. 11 cm. Good condition, stains and wear. Detached leaves.