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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
November 6, 2012
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Chumash Ein HaSofer, "To assist the scribe and 'tikkun vavei ha'amudin'". Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim. Five volume set [Bereshit-Devarim]. Roedelheim, 1818-1821.
Exact chumash with lists of the mesorah and ta'amim, articles about grammar and guidelines for writing a Torah scroll. At the end of each volume is Seder HaHaftarot, piyutim and yotzrot for Shabbatot and festivals. Shabbat prayers appear at the end of the fifth volume [the rest of the volumes have just the piyutim without the prayers].
Signatures and stamps: "Moshe Segal of Ir Chadash"; "Moshe Segal Nowe-Miasto" – Rabbi Moshe Segal Hamburger (1801-1848), native of Ir Chadash (Nowe-Miasto), disciple of the Chatam Sofer of Pressburg. The Chatam Sofer used to call his disciples according to their cities, and he called Rabbi Moshe "Moshe Ir Chadash". Since then for the rest of his life, Rabbi Moshe used the name his rabbi called him. He immigrated with the disciples of the Chatam Sofer to Eretz Yisrael and was a prominent figure in the "old yishuv" of Jerusalem. His life history was written in the book ‘Shlosha Olamot’ Jerusalem 1939 [see attached material].
Volume 1: VI pages; [1], 28, 31-64; 41-58 leaves (missing: 3 leaves). Volume 2: [1], 65-119, [8]; 28; 46-78 leaves. Volume 3: 45-76, 81-102 leaves (missing: 4 leaves). Volume 4: [1], 159-215, [2]; 16; 45-56 leaves. Volume 5: [1], 216-266; 18; 60 leaves. 16 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, moth damage, coarse tears to several pages. Fine new leather bindings.
Exact chumash with lists of the mesorah and ta'amim, articles about grammar and guidelines for writing a Torah scroll. At the end of each volume is Seder HaHaftarot, piyutim and yotzrot for Shabbatot and festivals. Shabbat prayers appear at the end of the fifth volume [the rest of the volumes have just the piyutim without the prayers].
Signatures and stamps: "Moshe Segal of Ir Chadash"; "Moshe Segal Nowe-Miasto" – Rabbi Moshe Segal Hamburger (1801-1848), native of Ir Chadash (Nowe-Miasto), disciple of the Chatam Sofer of Pressburg. The Chatam Sofer used to call his disciples according to their cities, and he called Rabbi Moshe "Moshe Ir Chadash". Since then for the rest of his life, Rabbi Moshe used the name his rabbi called him. He immigrated with the disciples of the Chatam Sofer to Eretz Yisrael and was a prominent figure in the "old yishuv" of Jerusalem. His life history was written in the book ‘Shlosha Olamot’ Jerusalem 1939 [see attached material].
Volume 1: VI pages; [1], 28, 31-64; 41-58 leaves (missing: 3 leaves). Volume 2: [1], 65-119, [8]; 28; 46-78 leaves. Volume 3: 45-76, 81-102 leaves (missing: 4 leaves). Volume 4: [1], 159-215, [2]; 16; 45-56 leaves. Volume 5: [1], 216-266; 18; 60 leaves. 16 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, moth damage, coarse tears to several pages. Fine new leather bindings.
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![* Psalms, with Seder Ma'amadot. Large letters. [NY, 1989]. Impressed name on binding, of Rebbe "Meshulam Feish Segal Loe](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale27-public/398.jpg "Psalms of the Rebbe of Tosh")
Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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* Psalms, with Seder Ma'amadot. Large letters. [NY, 1989]. Impressed name on binding, of Rebbe "Meshulam Feish Segal Loewy". Stamp of "Meshulam Feish Segal Loewy, Rabbi of Tosh, Kiryat Tosh Canada". List of names for prayer and blessing, inscription "This Books of Psalms I received from the Rebbe of Tosh, and he prayed from it many years, Chaim Yechezkel ---".
The eldest of today's rebbes – the Rebbe of Tosh, Rebbe Meshulam Feish Segal Loewy, born in 1922 to his father, Rebbe Mordechai grandson of Rabbi Meshulam Feish Loewy of Tosh (the First). Arrived in Montreal, Canada in 1951, and in 1963, established the Chassidic community of Tosh in the suburbs of the city Boisbriand, approximately 30 km. From there. Known for his long prayers and his service of G-d with amazing devotion. Many throng to be in his presence during Shabbat, including some of the greatest Chassidic influences in the USA and Canada. Some of his Torah words were printed in the Avodat Avodah books.
300, [5], 273-288 pages; 112 pages. 23.5 cm. Good condition, heavy use stains. Fabric binding.
Attached: a Letter of recommendation for charity for the "important young man Chaim Yecheskel", computer printed and signed by Rebbe "Meshulam Feish Segal" in his own handwriting. Kiryat Tosh, Canada. 1993.
Official stationary, 27.5 cm. Good-fair condition, laminated.
The eldest of today's rebbes – the Rebbe of Tosh, Rebbe Meshulam Feish Segal Loewy, born in 1922 to his father, Rebbe Mordechai grandson of Rabbi Meshulam Feish Loewy of Tosh (the First). Arrived in Montreal, Canada in 1951, and in 1963, established the Chassidic community of Tosh in the suburbs of the city Boisbriand, approximately 30 km. From there. Known for his long prayers and his service of G-d with amazing devotion. Many throng to be in his presence during Shabbat, including some of the greatest Chassidic influences in the USA and Canada. Some of his Torah words were printed in the Avodat Avodah books.
300, [5], 273-288 pages; 112 pages. 23.5 cm. Good condition, heavy use stains. Fabric binding.
Attached: a Letter of recommendation for charity for the "important young man Chaim Yecheskel", computer printed and signed by Rebbe "Meshulam Feish Segal" in his own handwriting. Kiryat Tosh, Canada. 1993.
Official stationary, 27.5 cm. Good-fair condition, laminated.
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![Siddur Beit Ya'akov, by Rabbi Ya'akov Emden, with additions and Psalms. Warsaw, 1881 [c. 1890]. Signature of Rabbi "Shmu](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale27-public/399.jpg "Siddur by Rabbi Ya'akov Emden – The Copy Belonging to Rabbi Shmuel Hor")
Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
November 6, 2012
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Siddur Beit Ya'akov, by Rabbi Ya'akov Emden, with additions and Psalms. Warsaw, 1881 [c. 1890]. Signature of Rabbi "Shmuel Horwitz".
The tzaddik Rabbi Shmuel Horwitz (1905-1972), born in Safed, a leader of Breslav Chassidim in Eretz Yisrael, lived in the Old City of Jerusalem until 1948 and established the Breslav printing press. After returning from Jordan captivity, he lived in Jerusalem and in Meron. In the book “Yemei Shmuel” his personal and spiritual diary was printed, where he writes of the whole matter of his coming close and bonding to Breslav.
264; 55, 95-108, 1-20, 1-34 leaves. 22.5 cm. Dry brittle paper. Fair-poor condition, wear and tear, many usage stains, primarily to the pages of kabbalistic kavanot during the meal and at shofar blowing. Worn binding.
On the title page the date is 1881 and on the reverse side the censor authorization is dated 1888.
This is actually a stereotype printing printed in Warsaw in c. 1890. See Bibliography Institute CD Listing 0324179.
The tzaddik Rabbi Shmuel Horwitz (1905-1972), born in Safed, a leader of Breslav Chassidim in Eretz Yisrael, lived in the Old City of Jerusalem until 1948 and established the Breslav printing press. After returning from Jordan captivity, he lived in Jerusalem and in Meron. In the book “Yemei Shmuel” his personal and spiritual diary was printed, where he writes of the whole matter of his coming close and bonding to Breslav.
264; 55, 95-108, 1-20, 1-34 leaves. 22.5 cm. Dry brittle paper. Fair-poor condition, wear and tear, many usage stains, primarily to the pages of kabbalistic kavanot during the meal and at shofar blowing. Worn binding.
On the title page the date is 1881 and on the reverse side the censor authorization is dated 1888.
This is actually a stereotype printing printed in Warsaw in c. 1890. See Bibliography Institute CD Listing 0324179.
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Lot 400 Siddur Tefillah Yeshara V'Keter Nehora – Przemysl, 1929 – Copy of the Rebbe of Nadvorna-Arad
Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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Seder Tefillah Yeshara V'Keter Nehora HaShalem – siddur nusach HaAri "as printed in Berdichev", with the “Keter Nehora” commentary by Rabbi Aharon ben Rabbi Zvi Hirsh of Apta. Laws and customs as printed in the Radville siddur, booklet ‘Netiv Mitzvotecha’, and more additions. Przemysl, 1929. With sefer Tehillim. Przemysl, 1927.
Copy of Rebbe Levi Yitzchak Leifer of Nadvorna-Arad-Haifa. Many notations and scribbles on first leaves. Long dedication on title page: "This siddur belongs to this rabbi… famous holy tzaddik… Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Leifer Arad ben… Rabbi Yechiel Leifer…these are the words of the son of his brother-in-law Meir Weisblum of Borsa…here in Arad…". On the same page, the Rebbe added in his own handwriting the dates of the yahrtzheits of his mother and brothers murdered in the Holocaust: "The yahrtzheit of my holy mother… and my holy brother Rabbi Binyamin… and my holy brother Yissachar…". At the end of the book is a similar dedication by Rabbi Meir Weisblum, and a list of names of people needing salvation in the Rebbe's handwriting.
Rebbe Levi Yitzchak Leifer of Nadvorna-Arad (1895-1961, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut Vol. 3, page 25), son of Rebbe Yechiel of Michalovce, another son of Rabbi Meir HaGadol of Premishlan. Son-in-law of Rabbi Meir Weisblum Rabbi of Nadvorna (Lizhensk dynasty). Most of his family was murdered during the Holocaust, only he and his brother Rabbi Aharon Aryeh of Temesvár survived. Settled in Haifa where he established his Chassidic court and served as rebbe.
[6], 3-6, [3], 18, 3-232, [12]; 40; 20 leaves (without second approbation leaf). 22 cm. Good condition. Stains, several tears, minor moth traces. Notations. Worn binding.
Copy of Rebbe Levi Yitzchak Leifer of Nadvorna-Arad-Haifa. Many notations and scribbles on first leaves. Long dedication on title page: "This siddur belongs to this rabbi… famous holy tzaddik… Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Leifer Arad ben… Rabbi Yechiel Leifer…these are the words of the son of his brother-in-law Meir Weisblum of Borsa…here in Arad…". On the same page, the Rebbe added in his own handwriting the dates of the yahrtzheits of his mother and brothers murdered in the Holocaust: "The yahrtzheit of my holy mother… and my holy brother Rabbi Binyamin… and my holy brother Yissachar…". At the end of the book is a similar dedication by Rabbi Meir Weisblum, and a list of names of people needing salvation in the Rebbe's handwriting.
Rebbe Levi Yitzchak Leifer of Nadvorna-Arad (1895-1961, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut Vol. 3, page 25), son of Rebbe Yechiel of Michalovce, another son of Rabbi Meir HaGadol of Premishlan. Son-in-law of Rabbi Meir Weisblum Rabbi of Nadvorna (Lizhensk dynasty). Most of his family was murdered during the Holocaust, only he and his brother Rabbi Aharon Aryeh of Temesvár survived. Settled in Haifa where he established his Chassidic court and served as rebbe.
[6], 3-6, [3], 18, 3-232, [12]; 40; 20 leaves (without second approbation leaf). 22 cm. Good condition. Stains, several tears, minor moth traces. Notations. Worn binding.
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![* Sefer Smichat Noflim, Rabbi Avigdor Weinberger. M. Siget, [1902]. Page following title page: “This book is a great Segula f](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale27-public/401.jpg "Two Books From Library of Rabbi Yechezkel Bennet and His Son Rabbi Shl")
Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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* Sefer Smichat Noflim, Rabbi Avigdor Weinberger. M. Siget, [1902]. Page following title page: “This book is a great Segula for success and longevity...". [For additional information about this interesting book and its unusual distribution see Cohen, Scholars of Transylvania, pages 48-45].
Leaf preceding title page contains signature of Rabbi “Yechezkel Benet Av Beit Din of Seini. At end of book signature of his son Rabbi Shlomo Bennet.
* Sefer Mishmeret Elazar, commentary on sayings of Sages on the festivals. Rabbi Shaul Brach. Mukachevo, [1897]. (First edition written anonymously, author’s name revealed in subsequent edition).
Personal inscription: “This book remained from my father… the Ga’on Rabbi Yechezkel Bennet, Shlomo Bennet…”.
The Ga’on Rabbi Yechezkel Bennet, Av Beit Din of Seini (1863-1913, Otzar HaRabbanim 9022), disciple of his grandfather the Ga’on Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried author of “Kitzur Shulchan Aruch”, and son-in-law of the Ga’on Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Glick Av Beit Din of Tolcsva. Authored nineteen compositions in Halacha and Aggada of which Meshiv Ta’am Respona was printed. In 1908 his son, Rabbi Shlomo, edited and published the composition “Shem Shlomo” by his grandfather Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried.
Two books, various sizes and conditions.
Leaf preceding title page contains signature of Rabbi “Yechezkel Benet Av Beit Din of Seini. At end of book signature of his son Rabbi Shlomo Bennet.
* Sefer Mishmeret Elazar, commentary on sayings of Sages on the festivals. Rabbi Shaul Brach. Mukachevo, [1897]. (First edition written anonymously, author’s name revealed in subsequent edition).
Personal inscription: “This book remained from my father… the Ga’on Rabbi Yechezkel Bennet, Shlomo Bennet…”.
The Ga’on Rabbi Yechezkel Bennet, Av Beit Din of Seini (1863-1913, Otzar HaRabbanim 9022), disciple of his grandfather the Ga’on Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried author of “Kitzur Shulchan Aruch”, and son-in-law of the Ga’on Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Glick Av Beit Din of Tolcsva. Authored nineteen compositions in Halacha and Aggada of which Meshiv Ta’am Respona was printed. In 1908 his son, Rabbi Shlomo, edited and published the composition “Shem Shlomo” by his grandfather Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried.
Two books, various sizes and conditions.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
November 6, 2012
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Pnei Yehoshua, Volume Five, on Tractates Bava Kama, Bava Metzia, Bava Batra, Makot and Chulin. Warsaw. 1874. On title page inscription and signature: "This book belongs to me, Meir David Tabak, dayan and rabbi here in Sighet". A number of scholarly glosses and various handwritten inscriptions [some in his handwriting, possibly some written by his father, author of “Erech Shai”]. On the last page are inscriptions by Rabbi "Shlomo Leib".
Rabbi Meir David Tabak (1850-1936, Otzar HaRabbanim 13046), son of the renowned Torah genius Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Leib Tabak Rosh Av Beit Din of Sighet, author of “Erech Shai” and “Teshurat Shai” (1832-1908). Disciple of the Rahak of Sieniawa. Served as dayan and Rabbi of Kretchinef and succeeded his father as Av Beit Din of Sighet. According to his tombstone, he wrote a book called “Birkat Shadayim” but apparently, it was never printed.
[1], 188 leaves. 33.5 cm. Good-fair condition, worn from use. Worn binding.
Rabbi Meir David Tabak (1850-1936, Otzar HaRabbanim 13046), son of the renowned Torah genius Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Leib Tabak Rosh Av Beit Din of Sighet, author of “Erech Shai” and “Teshurat Shai” (1832-1908). Disciple of the Rahak of Sieniawa. Served as dayan and Rabbi of Kretchinef and succeeded his father as Av Beit Din of Sighet. According to his tombstone, he wrote a book called “Birkat Shadayim” but apparently, it was never printed.
[1], 188 leaves. 33.5 cm. Good-fair condition, worn from use. Worn binding.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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Avnei Tzedek Responsa, Volumes 1-2, by Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelbaum Av Beit Din of Sighet author of “Yitav Lev”. Lemberg, 1885. First edition.
Owners’ signature on title page: "I have merited this book by a great man, the renowned Holy Torah genius… Maran Yitav". His disciple Menachem Mendel Shapira” with his stamp "Here in Dragomireşti". Two scholarly glosses in his handwriting signed "Menachem, the author's disciple".
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Shapira (1863-1940), grandson and disciple of the Mahariatz Weinberger Av Beit Din of Margareten. Also studied under the author, the Rebbe, author of “Yitav Lev”. In 1911, he was appointed rabbi of the provinces of the settlements in the vicinity of his city Dragomireşti. Author of “Moznei Tzedek” (Mukachevo 1912) and “Hin Tzedek” (Mukachevo 1913).
[4], 80 leaves; [3], 81-154 leaves. 37 cm. Dry brittle paper. Fair condition, tears. Old binding.
Owners’ signature on title page: "I have merited this book by a great man, the renowned Holy Torah genius… Maran Yitav". His disciple Menachem Mendel Shapira” with his stamp "Here in Dragomireşti". Two scholarly glosses in his handwriting signed "Menachem, the author's disciple".
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Shapira (1863-1940), grandson and disciple of the Mahariatz Weinberger Av Beit Din of Margareten. Also studied under the author, the Rebbe, author of “Yitav Lev”. In 1911, he was appointed rabbi of the provinces of the settlements in the vicinity of his city Dragomireşti. Author of “Moznei Tzedek” (Mukachevo 1912) and “Hin Tzedek” (Mukachevo 1913).
[4], 80 leaves; [3], 81-154 leaves. 37 cm. Dry brittle paper. Fair condition, tears. Old binding.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
November 6, 2012
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Collection of books of responsa and Halachah. Majority of books contain stamps or signatures of Rebbe of Spinka Rabbi “Nachman Kahane of Adyuli-Carlsberg”.
See list in Hebrew description.
The Rebbe Rabbi Nachman Kahane (1905-1977), eldest son of Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Kahane of Spinka, served as rabbi in Carlsberg. After the Holocaust immigrated to Eretz Israel and resided in Masmia and Bnei Brak. Giant in Torah and Chassidism and closely associated with Torah giants of the generation including the Chazon Ish. Author of Kehilot Ya’akov (the Steipler) writes in reference to him that he is “among leading Halachic authorities and righteous giants of the generation... inasmuch as I was told that the Chazon Ish held his Torah and righteousness in high esteem”.
8 books, various sizes and conditions. Some contain additional signatures and stamps.
See list in Hebrew description.
The Rebbe Rabbi Nachman Kahane (1905-1977), eldest son of Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Kahane of Spinka, served as rabbi in Carlsberg. After the Holocaust immigrated to Eretz Israel and resided in Masmia and Bnei Brak. Giant in Torah and Chassidism and closely associated with Torah giants of the generation including the Chazon Ish. Author of Kehilot Ya’akov (the Steipler) writes in reference to him that he is “among leading Halachic authorities and righteous giants of the generation... inasmuch as I was told that the Chazon Ish held his Torah and righteousness in high esteem”.
8 books, various sizes and conditions. Some contain additional signatures and stamps.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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* Rif Responsa, Livorna, 1781. First edition. At the end is a copy in ancient handwriting of the Rif responsa from the responsa of Pe'er HaDor of the Rambam. Stamps of Rabbi Meir Shapira from the time he served as Rabbi of Golina and Rabbi of Pietrokov.
[4], 53 leaves; [4 handwritten leaves]. 18 cm. Fair-poor condition, damage with lack of title page and several leaves. Stains and moth damage.
* Elef Zi'era, on the Torah, Beregsaz, 1929. Stamps of Rabbi "Meir Shapira Rabbi of Pietrokov.
42 leaves, 27.5 cm. Good condition, detached binding.
[4], 53 leaves; [4 handwritten leaves]. 18 cm. Fair-poor condition, damage with lack of title page and several leaves. Stains and moth damage.
* Elef Zi'era, on the Torah, Beregsaz, 1929. Stamps of Rabbi "Meir Shapira Rabbi of Pietrokov.
42 leaves, 27.5 cm. Good condition, detached binding.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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Collection of books from library of the Ga’on Rabbi “Asher Anshel Weiss. Av Beit Din of Siladi-Nadipalo and the Galilee”. All books contain stamps and some contain signatures, notations and glosses in his handwriting.
* Sefer HaAruch Meshech, Vienna, 1809. * Rosh Yosef, Chullin, [Koenigsberg, 1855]. * Akeidat Yitzchak, sections Bereshit, Vayikra, Devarim. Pressburg, 1849. * Tzror HaMor, on the Torah, Warsaw, 1879. * Kad HaKemach, Warsaw, 1878.
The Ga’on Rabbi Anshel Weiss (1882-perished in the Holocaust), disciple of the Arugat HaBosem and the Shevet Sofer and disciple and brother-in-law of Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Weinberger Av Beit Din of Margraten. From 1913 served in rabbinate of Najpalou (district of Salaj, Transylvania). His books, Shemen LaMincha were printed by his descendants between 1969-1990.
7 books, various sizes and conditions.
* Sefer HaAruch Meshech, Vienna, 1809. * Rosh Yosef, Chullin, [Koenigsberg, 1855]. * Akeidat Yitzchak, sections Bereshit, Vayikra, Devarim. Pressburg, 1849. * Tzror HaMor, on the Torah, Warsaw, 1879. * Kad HaKemach, Warsaw, 1878.
The Ga’on Rabbi Anshel Weiss (1882-perished in the Holocaust), disciple of the Arugat HaBosem and the Shevet Sofer and disciple and brother-in-law of Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Weinberger Av Beit Din of Margraten. From 1913 served in rabbinate of Najpalou (district of Salaj, Transylvania). His books, Shemen LaMincha were printed by his descendants between 1969-1990.
7 books, various sizes and conditions.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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* Sefer Otzrot Chaim by Rabbi Chaim Vital, disciple of the Ari; includes: Sefer Chamar Chadat Ve’Atik – summary of Sefer Shefa Tal, by Rabbi Avraham Ankava. Livorno, [1844]. Inscription of publisher and author Rabbi Avraham Ankava “To Rabbi Yosef… may he be granted protection in his home in merit of the holy Rabbi Ephraim Ankava and the Holy Ari…”.
* Sefer Shemo Moshe, Halachic responsa on the Arba’ah Turim, by Rabbi Moshe Pardo. Izmir [1874]. Inscription in handwriting, signature and stamp of author [“From the young Moshe Pardo”].
* Sefer Sever Panim, including: Sefer Pnei Zaken, Sefer Pnei Moshe and Sefer Pnei HaMelech, Chiddushim on the Shas and Rambam, by Rabbi Zaken Moshe Mazouz. Livorno, [1881]. Fine inscription in handwriting and signature of author.
* Sefer Tzror Chaim, Chiddushim on Shas and Halacha, on commentary of Rashi on the Torah and Drushim, by Rabbi Chaim Katzvi. Livorno, [1869]. Inscription on title page by “sons-in-law of author” to “the honorable… Rabbi Daniel Toledano”. Additional signature: “…Rabbi Daniel Toledano…”. Lengthy handwritten addition on leaf 105.
Various sizes, generally in good condition.
* Sefer Shemo Moshe, Halachic responsa on the Arba’ah Turim, by Rabbi Moshe Pardo. Izmir [1874]. Inscription in handwriting, signature and stamp of author [“From the young Moshe Pardo”].
* Sefer Sever Panim, including: Sefer Pnei Zaken, Sefer Pnei Moshe and Sefer Pnei HaMelech, Chiddushim on the Shas and Rambam, by Rabbi Zaken Moshe Mazouz. Livorno, [1881]. Fine inscription in handwriting and signature of author.
* Sefer Tzror Chaim, Chiddushim on Shas and Halacha, on commentary of Rashi on the Torah and Drushim, by Rabbi Chaim Katzvi. Livorno, [1869]. Inscription on title page by “sons-in-law of author” to “the honorable… Rabbi Daniel Toledano”. Additional signature: “…Rabbi Daniel Toledano…”. Lengthy handwritten addition on leaf 105.
Various sizes, generally in good condition.
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Auction 27 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
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Sefer Zera Yisrael, collection of letters (in German) and sermons (in Hebrew), by Rabbi Yisrael Deitsch, Av Beit Din of congregation of Beiten. Beginning of book contains preface and biography, including eulogies on him by his brother Rabbi David Deitsch, Av Beit Din of Zahari (Silesia). Gleiwitz 1855. Includes portrait of author.
At end of book, poem about wine for Purim, beginning with: “Samchuni Ba’Ashishot, BeKosot Rapduni” and riddle, beginning with: “Rosh Chodashim…”.
Signed inscription (in German) from 1856 by publisher, brother of author, the Ga’on Rabbi David Deitsch Av Beit Din of Myslowice and Zahari, (1810-1873), disciple of the Maharam Benet and the “Chatam Sofer”, author of Asof Asifa, in opposition to assembly of Reformists in Braunschweig, and other books. (For additional information about him see book Chatam Sofer and Disciples, p. 105).
The author, the Ga’on Rabbi Yisrael Deitsch (1800-1853), Av Beit Din of Beiten (Silesia), son of Rabbi Mordechai Av Beit Din of Zülz; opponent of the Reform movement, corresponded with author of the “Ktav Sofer”, who refers to him in one of his responses as “Warrior in the battle of G-d”.
[1], [3], 132; [1], 45 pages. 22.5 cm. Good-fair condition, simple binding.
This copy contains photograph of author at beginning of book, included only in certain copies.
At end of book, poem about wine for Purim, beginning with: “Samchuni Ba’Ashishot, BeKosot Rapduni” and riddle, beginning with: “Rosh Chodashim…”.
Signed inscription (in German) from 1856 by publisher, brother of author, the Ga’on Rabbi David Deitsch Av Beit Din of Myslowice and Zahari, (1810-1873), disciple of the Maharam Benet and the “Chatam Sofer”, author of Asof Asifa, in opposition to assembly of Reformists in Braunschweig, and other books. (For additional information about him see book Chatam Sofer and Disciples, p. 105).
The author, the Ga’on Rabbi Yisrael Deitsch (1800-1853), Av Beit Din of Beiten (Silesia), son of Rabbi Mordechai Av Beit Din of Zülz; opponent of the Reform movement, corresponded with author of the “Ktav Sofer”, who refers to him in one of his responses as “Warrior in the battle of G-d”.
[1], [3], 132; [1], 45 pages. 22.5 cm. Good-fair condition, simple binding.
This copy contains photograph of author at beginning of book, included only in certain copies.
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