Sefer Chazon Ish, laws of Shvi’it-Shmitta. Jerusalem, [1937]. First edition. Handwritten glosses containing revisions and additions, mostly by publisher Rabbi Shmuel Greineman brother-in-law of the “Chazon Ish”. [It is possible that some are in handwriting of author, see leaf 55/2]. These revisions and additions were printed in “second publication including additions” Jerusalem 1952.
[2], 78 leaves. 34 cm. Quality paper, good-fair condition, wear and moth damage. Original worn binding.

Collection of books by Rabbi Ya'akov Yisrael Kanievsky, "the Steipler". From the early first editions printed in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak. Some of the books have corrections and additions in the author's handwriting.
* Kehillot Ya'akov, [first edition], Jerusalem, [1936]. * Volume Two, 1938. * Bound with: Volume Three, [1941] missing 2 leaves at end. * Volume Four, [1943]. * Volume Five, 1945. * Volume Six, 1947. * Bound with Volume Seven on Tractate Shabbat. [1951]. * Kehillot Ya'akov, Yevamot, 1958. * Nedarim and Shvi'it, Bnei Brak, 1959. * Gittin and Likutim. Bnei Brak, 1961. * Ketubot. [1962]. * Shiurin Shel Torah, Shiurei HaMitzvot, [1957].
Fourteen volumes, in twelve bindings. Various sizes and conditions. All bound with a Bristol cover or unbound.

Zohar, Bereshit, Shemot, Vayikra-Bamidbar-Devarim (complete set). Slavita, [1809-1810]. Printed by Rabbi Dov Ber Segal. Approbations by the Rahak Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Voltchisak–Tiberias, Rabbi Yehuda Leibush Auerbach of Torczyn etc. All approbations hint to the "Owner of the printing press in Slavita" who already received approbation from Rabbi Ya'akov Shimshon who has sole rights ["Owner of the printing press" is Rabbi Moshe Shapira Rabbi of Slavita, who for various reasons concealed himself at that time under the name of his partners, Rabbi Dov Ber Segal and Rabbi Dov Ber son of Rabbi Pesach].
Signatures and owners' inscriptions [from Safed and Jerusalem] from various times: "Given to me by my honorable father-in-law, M. David ---, David Zvi ---", "Yehuda Leib Kaufman Katz", "Yehoshua Adler of Kryvičy" etc.
Four parts in three volumes: [3], 253, 253-256, [8] leaves; 269, [3] leaves; 115 leaves; [1], 117-299, [1] leaf. Approx. 20 cm. High-quality bluish-greenish paper. Overall good condition, stains and wear, moth damage and wear to several leaves. Owners' signatures from various times. Old non-original bindings.

Ein Ya’akov (Kutnot Or), Aggadot on the Shas. Three sections. Berachot-Niddah. Slavita, [1811]. Printing press of Rabbi Dov Ber son of Rabbi Yisrael, and Rabbi Dov Ber son of Rabbi Pesach.
Approbations by: Rabbi Aryeh of Voltshisk, Rabbi Yisrael Auerbach Dayan and rabbinical authority of Ravne as well as rabbis of Ostrog, who, in their approbation, allude to the true owners of the printing press: “In printing press of honorable owner of press of congregation of Slavita”. [i. e. rabbi of the city, Rabbi Moshe Shapira, who during that period, for certain reasons, was prohibited from mentioning his name upon title pages of books, and therefore only the names of his partners, Rabbi Dov Ber son of Rabbi Yisrael and Rabbi Dov Ber son of Rabbi Pesach, were noted].
Three volumes: [8], 285 leaves; 144, 147-150, 128, 22 leaves; 109, 36, 46, 24, 113, [1] leaves. 20.5 cm. Greenish paper, good condition, wear and stains. Ownership stamps and signatures. Elegant leather bindings.