Shalmei Tzibbur, laws of Tefilah and daily synagogue customs, Rabbi Israel Ya'akov Algazi. Salonika, 1790. Published by the author's son, Rabbi Yom Tov Alagazi. [The present copy does not include the addition of "Shalmei Chagiga"].
Numerous signatures and scholarly glosses, most are signed "Mashiach".
The back of the title-page carries a note in a handwriting similar to the one featured on the books printed by the author and his son Rabbi Yom Tov Algazi, which are still stored in their manuscript form in Jerusalem.
"This book belongs to me, Avraham Shlomo HaLevi son-in-law of the great Rabbi HaMelitz" [Rabbi Avraham Shlomo HaLevi, one of the leading sages of Jerusalem, passed away in 1827]. Purchase inscription from year 1831 [bought from] Rabbi Moshe Yom Tov signed "Ishe". Dedication of the book to "the [Beit] Midrash of Rabbi Raphael Yosef Shalom son of Abdallah Moshe Chaim" [apparently related to the "Ben Ish Chai"]. Signature of "Goel Acharon Moshe HaCohen Trab", one of the sages of Aleppo and ink-stamps from Rabbi "Raphael David Kasachi Beirut" [related to the Kasachi family of Aleppo].
Rabbi Moshe Yom Tov, of the leading sages of Jerusalem between the 1820s-1850s, traveled in 1830 to Turkey and Aleppo as a fundraiser for Hevron, where he sold the book to "Ishe". The glosses signed "Mashiach" apparently belong to Rabbi Moshe Yom Tov himself. The book was later sold to Rabbi Moshe HaCohen Trab, one of the sages of Aleppo, who added glosses of his own and signed them "MTH".
[3], 190 leaves, 18.5 cm. Good-fair condition, stains and moth damage. Some of the glosses are cut.

Sefer HaMachria, rulings and Tosfot [Rid] on Tractate Ta'anit, by Rabbi Yishaya Ditrani. Livorno, [1779].
Glosses in Oriental handwriting, by two authors. Majority of glosses signed "Chaim Midbar [acronym]" or with his full name "Chaim David Kalifi" - The Ga'on Rabbi Chaim David Kalifi, among the greatest scholars of Tripoli, author of manuscript Orach L'Chaim, passed away in 1886.
[4], 80 leaves. 19.5 cm. Fair condition, stains and moth damage. Binding not original.

1. Mishnayot, Seder Nezikin. Berlin, 1861. The title page is signed by Rabbi Eliyahu Kalev who writes that he is the author of the glosses. The book has eight scholarly glosses in Oriental handwriting, six of which are signed "E.K".
2. Sha'ar HaMifkad, Even HaEzer. Rabbi Raphael Aharon Ibn Shimon. Jerusalem, 1919. Three scholarly remarks in Oriental handwriting appear on Hilchot Gittin, two of which are signed "--- Zutari".
Two books, various sizes and conditions.

* Shulchan Aruch Even Ha-Ezer, Vienna, 1809. * Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De'ah, [Vienna, 1799?]. * Talmud Yerushalmi, Vienna 1821.
All three books contain dozens of lengthy scholarly glosses in the beautiful handwriting of Jerusalem Gaon Rabbi "Avraham Aharon Ha-Levi" Prague, (1870-1921) of the greatest sages of Jerusalem, son-in-law of Rabbi Mose Nachum Valenstein Rosh Av Beit Din of Jerusalem. Served as lecturer and Rosh Yeshiva. Was among the editors of the Yerushalmi edition (Jerusalem 1911). His essays remained in manuscript form except his book "Tavlin LaMitzva" on the Passover Haggadah, which was printed in 1910.
Three books, two of which are incomplete, various sizes and conditions. Original, damaged, leather bindings.

1. Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat, Amsterdam, 1749. Hundreds of glosses on the first seventy simanim, in early tiny handwriting. Antique leather binding.
2. Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De'ah. Berlin, 1869. Scholarly glosses in Ashkenazi handwriting. Owners' signatures in Oriental handwriting Yosef Ma'ali HaCohen Tawil. (At the end, leaves are missing, bibliographically unknown edition).
3. Shulchan Aruch Even Ha'Ezer. Vilna, 1873. Scholarly glosses (some cutoff) in the handwriting of Rabbi Abba Ya'akov Borochov author of Chevel Ya'akov (1848-1936).
Various sizes and conditions. Good-fair condition, wear and tear, some missing leaves.