"Book of First Man given to him by Raziel HaMalach", kabala and segulot with kabalistic illustrations. Calcutta, 1845. Handwritten inscriptions of segulot.
This book is the source for many known segulot and protection amulets for women giving birth. Just owning this book in your house is a proven segula of protection from harm and fire, as written on the title page of this book: "A great segula for seeing wise and clever grandchildren, for success and blessing, to extinguish fire that it should not rule in his home, and all devils and harm that should not strike his residence, for anyone who has this holy and honored book with him, hidden with his silver and gold in his treasury and his stronghold, in time of distress it will bring him speedy salvation. All bnei Torah will testify and tell this".
134 leaves. 16 cm. Blue-greenish paper, good-fair condition, stains and moth damage. Old binding.

* Haggadah with laws, in the Marathi [India] language. (Incomplete reconstructed title page). * Sefer Yemalet Nafsho, Segulot, prayers and intentions. Rabbi Avraham Shalom Chai Chamoy. Kolkata, [1884]. * Sefer Avodat HaTamid, Sephardic version prayers. Bombay, [1889]. * Sefer Pizmonim VePiyutim [book of songs and poems] (titles of leaves: Kol Sasson). [India]. (Missing title page, unidentified edition).
Various sizes and conditions.

Order of prayers as customary by Sephardic congregation of Ohel Rachel Synagogue in Shanghai. With translation into English. Shanghai, 1933.
Contains pre-Shabbat, and Shabbat and Holiday evening prayers. Hebrew and English page facing page. Edited by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Braun “scholar of Kollel of Shanghai congregation”.
Upon printed cover: “Kindly return book upon leaving the synagogue”.
[4], 36 leaves. 21 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears on several leaves. Bound with two printed cardboard covers.

Kol Bnei Yehuda prayer book, Ari (Chabad) version. Shanghai, [1946]. Printed by “Talmud Torah Shanghai”.
Two copies. One complete edition (184 pages), which includes yearly prayers. Second edition abbreviated, for use on weekdays only or for students; therefore it ends on page 72, after weekday morning prayers, and is originally bound in this manner [both copies in original bindings].
Abbreviated volume contains stamps of the Talmud Torah: “Talmud Torah Shanghai”.
22.5 cm. Varying condition, good-fair. Stains, moth marks and tears. Worn bindings.

Collection of prayer books and Machzorim printed in Baghdad: Chaim Tovim [1891]; Mo’adei HaShem [1897]; Mo’adim LeSimcha [1907]; Kippur Tamim, section I [1925], section II [1908]; Pirkei Avot [1909]; Kri’ei Mo’ed [1910]; Birkot Shamayim [1931].
Total of 8 books. Various sizes and conditions (general condition good).