* Sha'arei Dura, called Issur V'Heter, Rabbeinu Yitzchak of Dura. With glosses [by Rabbi Yisrael Isserlan] and “Mevo She'arim” [by Rabbi Nathan Neta Shapira]. Jessnitz, [1724]. The glosses of Rabbi Mordechai Yaffe, author of the “Levushim” were printed in this edition for the first time. At the end of the book are novellae on the Talmud by the publisher Rabbi Moshe Auerbach.
[3], 66, 8 leaves. 31 cm. Fair condition, stains and tears, moisture marks and wear.
* Rabbeinu Ya'akov Ba'al HaTurim commentary on the Torah, foundations for tradition, parperaot and gematriot, with glosses Ittur Bikurim [by Rabbi Baruch ben Elkana of Fürth]. Fürth, [1752]. Owner's signature [Yosef HaLevi ben R' Moshe a child of---].
[2], 3, 28, 28-87 leaves. 20 cm. Good condition, stains, moth marks. Antique leather binding.

Large collection of books of responsa and novellae, many with signatures and inscriptions, glosses and lists by Rabbi Gedalia son of Asher [Westil] Av Beit Din of Moineşti (Romania), end of 19th century (c. 1880-1900).
For complete list, see Hebrew description.
Eleven books in seven volumes, various sizes, fair condition, moth damage.

Yom Kippur machzor, according to the custom of the Sefaradim, with prayers from the Arizal's writings and from Chemdat HaYamim, and additions, Volumes 1-2. Mumbai, 1892.
Two sets, each has two volumes.
Four volumes. Volume 1: [1], 160 leaves. Volume 2: [1], 118 leaves. 21 cm. Good condition, stains. One copy has original semi-leather bindings. The other copy has dedications to Mrs. Pircha Sassoon.

Sha'arei Mishpat, كتاب الاحكام الشرعية فى الاحوال الشخصية للاسرائيلين / تاليف حاى بن شمعون [Ktav Alachacham Alashraya Pi Lachoel Alshachtzaya Lelasra'ilin], Volumes 1-2. Hebrew Law, by Rabbi Masud Chai ben Shimon. Cairo, [1912].
The entire work is written in Arabic and in Arabic letters [except the introduction, approbations, titles and quotations from sources]. Includes a folded board with a sketched "tree" [in red ink] of “Seder Nachalot”. The author, Rabbi Masud ben Shimon (1869-1925), was Head of the Beit Din in Egypt. His brother's son-in-law Rabbi Refael Aharon ben Shimon – Rabbi of Egypt was his right hand and successor in the rabbinate. The book was intentionally written in Arabic to justify the Jewish courts and Hebrew law in the eyes of the government and the Egyptian courts [see "The author's apology" and the approbations].
[18], [1], 340 pages + a folded board. 23 cm. Good condition, slight wear. Original binding with imprinted Arabic inscription.