Yismach Moshe, Volumes 1-2, by Rebbe Moshe Leib Teitelbaum Rabbi of Ighiul. Maramaros-Sighet, 1906-1908.
Stamps of Rabbi "Shmuel Zalman Weinberger son of the Mahariatz Rabbi of Margareten and its surroundings" and his son Rabbi "Yehoshua Pinchas Weinberger Rabbi of Szeplak and its surroundings". Inscriptions and signatures in Hebrew and foreign language, at top of title page handwritten inscription: "This holy book by Rabbi Moshe belongs to my father the Holy Gaon".
Rabbi Shmuel Zalman Weinberger (1863-1932) youngest son of the Mahariatz (Rabbi Yehoshua Aharon Zvi, 1815-1892, HaChatam Sofer V'Talmidav, pages 177-179) succeeded his father as rabbi of Margareten and was one of the foremost rabbis in his country.
[2], 96 leaves; [2], 104 leaves. C. 25 cm. Good condition, original binding with new spine.

*Siddur Tefilla Yeshara V'Keter Nehora. "A gift and souvenir on behalf of the Satmar institutions of Bnei Brak". Jerusalem, 1975?. Inscription of giving the gift [to the Ga'avad] and stamps of Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund. *Tehillim, with commentary Tehilot Yoel by the Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum. NY, 1974. Inscription of names for whom to pray and stamps of Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund.
Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund (1904-1996), son of Rabbi Yisrael Rabbi of Bonyhád (died 1940) and grandson of Rebbe Avraham Yehoshua Freund of Năsăud (1855-1932), son of Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund Head of Sighet community during the time of the “Yitav Lev” and the “Kedushat Yom Tov”. A loyal disciple of the Satmar Rebbe Rabbi Yoel Teitelbuam; served as rabbinical authority in Satmar, Rabbi of Năsăud from 1938. After the Holocaust, he immigrated to Jerusalem and served as Rosh Yeshiva of Satmar and rabbinical authority. Rabbi of the Eidah Chareidit. After the" Minchat Yitzchak" died was appointed Ga'avad (Chief Rabbi) of the Eidah Chareidit. Was known as a tzadik and miracle worker and many people in need of salvation came to him for blessings. The Rama [Rabbi Moshe Aryeh] Talmud Torah and Yeshiva in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh are named after him.
2 books, varied size, good to fair condition, many use marks in siddur. Tehillim newly bound.

Collection of books and sections of books with rabbinical signatures, including: Rabbi Yom Tov Lipa Landau Av Beit Din of Galaţi, son of Rabbi Yosef Landau Av Beit Din of Iasi (disciple of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin, Rabbi Baruch of Mezhibuzh and the Apta Rav); Rabbi Asher Lemel Levi Av Beit Din of Gallen and Dayan in Jerusalem (passed away in 1851) older brother of Rabbi Nachum of Shadik; Rabbi Menasheh son of Av Beit Din of Stropkov Rabbi Chaim Yosef Gottlieb author of "Tib Gittin"; Rabbi Akiva Schlesinger; Rabbi Pinchas Naftali Yerushalmi of Khust; Rabbi Chaim Betzalel Panet; Rabbi Ya’akov grandson of the Ga’on of Lisa and Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich Av Beit Din of Shamlau.
See list in the Hebrew description.
8 items, various sizes and conditions.

“El Harei HaMor Gva’ot HaLevona” – Appeal to the generous public to support the Lublin congregation experiencing difficulty and distress due to the war between Sweden and Poland. Lublin, [1708].
Sheet of paper, impressive calligraphic writing in Ashkenazi handwriting. Appeal to generous public in various places, written in poetic style. Opens with words of praise for the Lublin congregation “Large and important Jewish city since the day of its establishment… from where teaching of Torah has spread to all of Israel… “, followed by lengthy detailing of hardships which the congregation underwent as a result of the war: captivity, massacre and plundering, burden of heavy taxes and debts of the congregation which resulted in a difficult financial situation.
“If we were to spend all the days writing it would not suffice to describe all the trouble and distress… the destruction of our homeland and the unusual deaths… and therefore we must do all that is within our power to bury the martyrs who gave up their lives… the debtors … to take our lives…”. As well, the community’s decision to send out two people to raise funds for the congregation is mentioned. The two people chosen were Rabbi Feivel son of Rabbi Yosef Av Beit Din of Shidlovtza, and Rabbi Leib son of Rabbi Ya’akov of Nikolsburg.
On reverse side of leaf three copies of letters of recommendation in favor of the Lublin community (in same handwriting), by the Ga’on Rabbi Naftali Katz Av Beit Din of Frankfurt am Main [author of "Semichat Chachamim], the Ga’on Rabbi Tzvi Ashkenazi Av Beit Din of Amsterdam [the "Chacham Tzvi"], and the Ga’on Rabbi Gavriel [Eskeles] Av Beit Din of Nikolsburg.
Exceptionally unique historical document relating the history of the Lublin community during the early 18th century.
21 cm. Good-fair condition. Folding marks, reinforced with scotch tape. Ownership notations.

“Tiferet Gedula Ve’ateret Yeshu’a”, handwritten greeting leaf, sent to “the honorable and famous philanthropist Dr. Robinson of Vienna”. From the “elderly Rabbi Yehoshua Krohn descendent of the Shach”, Rabbi in Borshchov, Galicia.
Ink upon paper, scribe writing. Blessings and words of praise to the philanthropist Dr. Robinson of the Vienna congregation. Upper section of leaf contains fine calligraphic writing in red, green and golden ink: “Mazal, blessing, abundance and success”.
Reverse side of leaf contains lengthy letter in foreign language, handwritten and signed by Rabbi Krohn, to Dr. Robinson.
34 cm. Good condition, folding marks and wear. Holes from ink in letters.