Large and diverse collection of letters by rabbis and various letters, majority concerning" Agudat Yisrael" and "Po’alei Agudat Yisrael".
~ Letters signed by the famous rabbis: Rabbi Meir Karelitz; Rabbi Binyamin Mendelson (several letters from the period in which he served as rabbi of Kfar Ata before moving to Komemiyut); Rabbi Yechiel Michel Tikochinsky; Rabbi Aryeh Levin; Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Shapiro (several letters); Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe; Rabbi Yitzchak Shlomo Unger (from period in which he served as rabbi of Givat Shaul); Rabbi Eliezer Bloch Av Beit Din of Aschaffenburg (1933); Rabbi Yehoshua Zelig Diskin; Rabbi Isser Yehuda Unterman; Rabbi Mordechai Yaffe Schlesinger; Rabbi Zalman Sorotzkin; Rabbi Yechezkel Sarna; Rabbi Ephraim Sokolover; Rabbi David Ben Zion Klein; Rabbi Yitzchak Breuer; Rabbi Ya’akov Katzenelbogen; Rabbi Hillel Vitkind; Rabbi Ya’akov Schneidman; Rabbi Yonah Merzbach; Rabbi Raphael Eliyahu Mishkovski; Rabbi Simcha Zisel Brody and many other rabbis.
~ Letters by mayors of the city Bnei Brak, some from the period of the founding of the city; ~ Letters pertaining to “Sidurei Avoda” by Po’alei Agudat Yisrael; ~ Bundle of letters and conformation of receipt of Judaic items for the “Exhibition on Hassidism” which was held in 1960, initiated by Rabbi Binyamin Mintz of Po’alei Agudat Yisrael in honor of the 200th death anniversary of the Ba’al Shem Tov. ~ Ancient copy of correspondence between the "Divrei Chaim" of Sanz and Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathanson.
Over 100 letters. Various sizes and conditions.

Diverse collection of letters, by rabbis of Eretz Israel, [majority from 1950-2000].
Letter by: Rabbi Re’uven Katz, Av Beit Din of Petach Tikva; Rabbi Tzvi Markowitz Av Beit Din of Ramat Gan; Rabbi Aharon Leifer (Rebbe of Nadvorna-Bania, Safed); Rabbi Azaria Basis Av Beit Din of Rosh Ha’ayin (Halachic response); Rabbi Avraham Ya’akov Neimark; Rabbi Sharya Devlitzki; Rabbi Shmuel Homminer; and additional letters.
Approx. 33 letters, various sizes and conditions.

Collection of letters regarding book trade, most from 1926-1955. A varied interesting collection that provides a comprehensive look on management of the book trade during those years, trade in new and old books alike. Correspondence from various countries, from veteran traders to private people searching for certain books. Many letters are from Bigeleisen bookshops in NY, David Frankel of Lvov and NY, Yochanan Rubenstein of Haifa, Efraim Keizer of Pressburg, Yehuda Idil Bialistotsky of Slonim and letters from various bookshops in Tschernovitz, Vienna, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Warsaw etc. Lists of books and their prices, (some of the catalogues are on printed leaves), and more letters and papers from those times.
Hundreds of letters and documents, including over 200 letters and postcards. Varied size and condition.

Letter signed by 28 residents of "" neighborhood, to their elderly rabbi, Rabbi Shaul Chaim Horowitz, Rabbi of Nadvorna, in appeal to appoint his daughter’s son “the great rabbi… notable in Torah and reverence of G-D… Rabbi Yosef Gershon Horowitz whom the honorable rabbi adopted as a son”, as rabbi and Halachic ruler of "Me’ah She’arim". Jerusalem, Adar (1907).
Signatories include: Rabbi “Menachem Nachum Katz”, Rabbi “Ya’akov Moshe Charlap”, Rabbi “Nachum Kahana Shapiro”, Rabbi “Raphael Zerach Leib son of Rabbi Mordechai” [of Rockaway], and others.
Rabbi Shaul Chaim Horowitz (1820-1916) Av Beit Din of Dovrovna, son-in-law of the "Nachalat David". Immigrated to Jerusalem in 1883 and was founder and director of the "Me’ah She’arim "Yeshiva and Talumd Torah. Was blessed with longevity, and during his lifetime his daughter’s son, the Ga’on Rabbi Yosef Gershon Horowitz (1869-1951), succeeded him in the "Me’ah She’arim" Rabbinate and Yeshiva leadership.
2 pages, 29 cm. Fair condition, tears (with missing pieces) on folds.