Handwritten leaf, with an excerpt of the "Heichal HaBracha" essay on Bamidbar (Parashiot BeHa'alotecha, Shlach), by Admor Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac of Komarna.
Admor Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Yehuda Yechiel (Safrin) Av Beit Din of Komarna (1806-1874), holy sage, nephew and prominent disciple of Admor Rabbi Zvi of Ziditchov. Loved by Chasidic leaders such as the "Chozeh [Seer] of Lublin" (who was also his matchmaker), the Apta Rebbe, Rabbi Moshe Zvi of Savaran, his uncle Rabbi Moshe of Sambir, Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin and more. Authored numerous Chassidut and Kabbalah books as well as the "Heichal HaBracha" commentaries on the Pentateuch based on the esoteric teachings of the Ari and the Ba'al Shem Tov. The "Heichal HaBracha" Pentateuch volumes are among the basic books of Chassidic philosophy. They were appreciated by Admors from all courts (Beit Ziditchov, the "Divrei Chaim" and his descendants, the Lubavitcher Rashab and more) who highly valued the level of holiness held in those esoteric commentaries.
Excerpt from a large leaf, 8x10 cm approx. Fair condition, tears and wrinkles. Comes in a luxurious binding, with a photocopy from the print, for comparison.

* Collection of manuscripts, commentary on Pirkei Avot, homiletic inscriptions etc. Found inside the book "Shirat Moshe", from the library of the renowned Torah scholar Rabbi Moshe Nachum Yerushalimsky Av Beit Din of Kielce (1855-1916).
* Shirat Moshe, commentary on Shir HaShirim, by Rabbi Moshe Wilentzik. Warsaw, 1897. A signed inscription from 1910, of his son Rabbi "Binyamin Yerushalimsky".
Nine leaves, various sizes and conditions + book in very good condition.

Two lengthy Halachic responsa, in the handwriting and signature of Rabbi Yosef HaLevi Dinkalis. One responsum from the year 1938 discusses the Jerusalem custom of maintaining Kedushat Shvi'it from the beginning of the Shmitta year for oranges and citrons. The second responsum is a lengthy pamphlet criticising the claims of the recipient of the letter [response to article or book?] with handwritten penciled comments by recipient. The continuation of the letter discusses matters of Shmitta and presents a response letter which he received from "Rabbi Yosef Razin Av Beit Din of Dvinsk regarding giving charity to the poor" [this letter was written prior to 1936 since the Ga'on of Rogochov passed away in Adar 1936].
The Ga'on Rabbi Yosef HaLevi Dinkalis (1894-1976), among the greatest Torah scholars in the previous generation, disciple of Rabbi Itzele of Ponevezh, Rabbi Baruch Ber Leibovitz and Rabbi Chaim Ozer. After his marriage studied in the "Kovna Kollel" in Slobodka, and immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1925 together with the Chevron Yeshiva. In his old age moved to Bnei Brak and studied in the Ponevezh Yeshiva and in the "Chazon Ish Kollel". Holy genius, studied Torah in depth his entire life, published dozens of his well-known books on Sidrei Zera'im and Taharot: "Emunat Yosef", "Da'at Yosef" and others. (Known for his holiness and power of blessing - see attached material).
Nineteen written pages, various sizes, good condition, creases.

Manuscript, "Likutim MeSefer Magen VeTzina", Lithuanian-Ashkenazi handwriting, typical of the period of the author (mid-19th century).
- Sefer Magen VeTzina on the authenticity of the Zohar [in opposition to the book "Ari Nohem"], composed by the Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Eizik Chaver based on his rabbis, disciples of the Vilna Ga'on and printed anonymously in the year 1855. This book is a new composition which is a shortened copy of the Kabbalistic writings of Rabbi Yitzchak Eizik Chaver, in his composition "Magen VeTzina".
Twenty-six pages, approx. 23.5 cm. Good condition, stains on leaf margins. Cloth binding.