Sefer Halachot Ketanot, brief responsa in various matters. Includes “Kontres Gittin”, by Rabbi Ya’akov Chagiz. Printed by his son Rabbi Moshe Chagiz. Venice, [1704]. First edition.
The book contains glosses and additions printed by Rabbi Moshe Chagiz son of the author, and publisher. End of section 1 contains his Halachic responses under the name "Leket HaKemach".
Several glosses in Italian handwriting [by one writer], two of which are signed “Machsi” [initials] – signature of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Soskino, among the scholars of Italy, Dayan in Firenze, Italy; succeeded his father Rabbi Daniel of Tirrenia author of Ikrei HaDat. Closely associated with the Chida [Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Azulai] who cites him in his books with high esteem. (See attached material).
[4], 71, [9] leaves. 26.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Moth marks and stains. Old binding.

Talmud Yerushalmi, Seder Mo'ed Aleph, Tractate Shabbat Eruvim and Pesachim. With new commentaries of the Ridvaz Rabbi of Slotzk. Pietrekov, 1900.
Scholarly long handwritten glosses, attributed to [as apparent from superficial comparison of manuscripts, see attached photograph] the Rebbe of Alexander. Rabbi Yehuda Moshe Danziger-Tyberg (1893-1973, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut, Volume 2, pages 43-44), author of "Emunat Moshe" and "Chashva L'Tovah" responsa, an outstanding tzaddik. Ascended to Eretz Yisrael in 1934 by the recommendation of his cousin the Rebbe of Alexander, author of "Akedat Yitzchak", who told him that he sees black clouds over the skies of Europe. After all the family of his uncle, the Rebbe, was murdered during the Holocaust, those Chassidim that remained crowned him Rebbe.
[2], 92, 6, 11 leaves; 65 leaves; 71, 3 leaves. 36.5 cm. Dry paper, good-fair condition, moth damage. Worn binding.

Chamisha Chumshei Torah – Torah Temimah. Rabbi Baruch HaLevi Epstein. Five volumes. Vilnius, [1904]. Second edition.
Signature and stamps Rabbi “Avraham HaCohen Weisbord, rabbi of Smolensk”. Chumashim contain dozens of lengthy glosses in his fine handwriting; some of Chiddushim on the Parshiot and some of critique on composition "Torah Temimah" [in one place he writes in reference to the Jewish people in Egypt while eluding to his generation: “They made secondary primary… therefore did not succeed in education of their children, they taught them trades which promise great wealth and sent them to Egyptian schools so they would be guaranteed a happy life in terms of the world and they were negligent in seeing to it that they don’t learn from their ways and lose the heritage of their forefathers and so it was…”].
The Ga’on Rabbi Avraham (Katz) Weisbord (1867-1936, Otzar HaRabbanim 392), Av Beit Din of Tula and Smolensk (Russia). In 1933 immigrated to Eretz Israel and was appointed as Rabbi of Jaffa. Son of Rabbi Zecharia Mendel Katz, rabbi of Radin. [Uncle of “Rav HaNazir” [ascetic rabbi] Rabbi David Cohen].
Five volumes, varying pagination (first volume missing both title pages and includes only title cover). 25 cm. Good condition. Stains, several tears. Original semi-leather bindings.

Mishnayot Rav Pninim, with commentaries Kav V'Naki, Zera Yisrael and Tosfot Sheni L'Tzion. Four sedarim: Nashim, Nezikin, Kodshim, Taharot. Warsaw, 1907.
Dozens of glosses in flowing Ashkenazi handwriting, on sheet margins, title pages and binding leaves. Content of glosses: explanations and novellae, summaries and various lists. Most comments have dates of writing between 1918-1939. The comments and dates show that the writer reviewed his studies a number of times. In the volume Kodshim, the writer signs his name and the name of his father and mother: "Moshe Leib (Moshe Aryeh) son of Rabbi Menachem Zvi and Chaya Zissel". On the volume of Seder Taharot [which is customary to study in memory of the dead] he listed the dates of his family members' yartzeits. One of his glosses on Tractate Avot is signed with his initials.
4 volumes, 15 cm. Dry paper, good-fair condition. Volume Nezikin is missing title pages and other leaves of the introduction. Original covers, worn and damaged.