Hilchot HaRav Alfas, Volume Five, Megilla and Mo'ed Katan [Johannesburg, Prussia, 1857]. Handwritten inscriptions, signatures, and a dedication by Rabbi "Ya'akov Hendelsman" of Radum (father-in-law of the book's recipient): "A gift for the bridegroom Yoav Yehoshua Weingarten". Signatures in his handwriting "Yoav Yehoshua Weingarten of Radum".
Rabbi Yoav Yehoshua Weingarten Rabbi of Kintzk (1847-1922), a renowned leading Torah genius in Poland. Friend and great disciple of the author of "Avnei Nezer" of Sochatchev. His book "Chelkat Yoav" is one of the basic writings in the world of scholarly and halachic works in Poland and throughout the whole yeshiva world.
[2]. 244-361 leaves. 23 cm. High-quality paper, good-fair condition, stains and wear, original leather binding, worn.

* Bina Le’itim, Russia-Poland [“Amsterdam letters”, 1807]. Signatures of Rabbi “Moshe Chaim Ber [Schneerson] of Austroha” and stamp of Rabbi “Yitzchak, Halachic authority in Veilika” [Rabbi Yitzchak Perlow, Hassidic rabbi of Veilika author of "Erez Balvanon", from family of rebbes of Koidinov-Karlin]. Stamp of Rabbi “Eliezer Potshnik rabbi of Carmia Synagogue in Haifa, Israel”. * Nezer HaKodesh, (section 2 of Sefer Keter Kehuna) laws of purification of Kohanim. Berlin, 1880. Stamp of Rabbi “Chaim Meir No’ach Levine of Askava” [1834-1904, son-in-law of Rabbi Eliezer Yitzchak Rosh Yeshiva of Volozhin Yeshiva. Served as Av Beit Din of Ivnitz, Stoivitch, Moscow and Volozhin and Halachic authority in Vilna]. Stamp of Rabbi “Meir son of Rabbi Shmaryahu Yosef Karelitz, Halachic authority in Vilna” [1877-1955, oldest brother of the Chazon Ish, son-in-law of Rabbi Shlomo HaCohen of Vilna author of "Cheshek Shlomo", served as rabbi of Lechovitch, was a member of the Council of Torah Sages and among the leaders of Orthodox Jewry in Poland and Eretz Israel] and stamp of his son-in-law Rabbi “Eliezer Potshnik rabbi of the Carmia Synagogue in Haifa, Israel” [Rabbi Eliezer Alpa, 1896-1990, among the greatest rabbis of Haifa]. * Likutei HaMishnah, Breslau, 1877. Handwritten inscription by Rabbi Shmaryahu Yosef Karelitz and Rabbi Shmaryahu Greineman [from days of their youth], Purim (1931). * Siddur Tefilat Yisrael with Iyun Tefila, Warsaw, 1895. Signatures of Rabbi “Shlomo Karelitz” and Rabbi “Shmaryahu Yosef Karelitz” [sons of Rabbi Meir Karelitz].
4 books, various sizes and conditions.

Mishnayot, Seder Mo’ed, with commentary of Rabbi Ovadia of Bartenura and Tosfot Yom Tov, including "Tosafot Chadashim". Vienna, 1857.
Binding leaves and title page contain stamps and signature of Rabbi Yehoshua Brisk Av Beit Din of Tisa-Dada, family notations in his handwriting [prayer upon death of his mother and listing of her genealogy], and in later handwriting [various death dates]. Title page contains stamp of his son Rabbi “David Ya’akov Brisk Av Beit Din Tisa-Dada”, and signatures [of his son?] Rabbi Tzvi Brisk.
The Ga’on Rabbi Yehoshua Brisk (passed away in 1913, Otzar HaRabbanim 7535), among rabbis of Hungary, Av Beit Din of Tisa-Dada. His three sons were famous rabbis of Hungary who all perished in the Holocaust: The Ga’on Rabbi Mordechai (Maharam) Brisk, Av Beit Din of Tashand; the Ga’on Rabbi Natan Tzvi Brisk Av Beit Din of Salonta; and the Ga’on Rabbi David Ya’akov Brisk who succeeded his father in the rabbinate of Tisa-Dada.
130 leaves. 27 cm. Good condition. Stains and wear. Many notations. Worn binding.