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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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Archive includes letters sent to Rabbi Yehonatan Eibuschutz by various rabbis, including: his brother-in-law Rabbi Henoch Kaminner; Rabbi Shalom Sternberg rabbinical authority of Antwerp (1855-1936); Rabbi Moshe HaCohen Feuerstein of Sarnik; letter signed by Rabbi of Lodz from year 1913; more. * Various leaves of drafts of responses containing many signatures of Rabbi “Yehonatan Eibeschutz Av Beit Din of Lashitz”. * Copies of various rabbinic letters in handwriting of Rabbi Yehonatan, including copies of letters of Rabbi Yitzchak Zelig Morgenstern of Kotzk. * Document authorizing sale of Chametz [leavened food] in handwriting of Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschutz, and documents authorizing sale of Chametz of Rabbi Aryeh Mordechai Rabinowitz from period of service in Karov, and from period of service as rabbi of Batei Varsha in Jerusalem.
Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschutz Av Beit Din of Lashitz (passed away in Warsaw in Cheshvan 1915), born in Kotzk, was among prominent rabbis of Poland and Chassid closely associated with Rebbes of Kotzk and Gur. Some of his Halachic responses were printed by his son-in-law the Rabbi of Kariv in the book Tiferet Yehonatan, Jerusalem 1934. Most of these manuscripts were not printed there.
His son-in-law the Ga’on Rabbi Aryeh Mordechai Rabinowitz – “The Rabbi of Bnei Brak” (1885-1955) was appointed to the rabbinate of city of Kasav at the age of 16. During the Russo-Japanese War in the year 1905 fled to the city of Brisk and spent approximately a year with the Ga’on Rabbi Chaim of Brisk with whom he formed a close affinity. From 1913 served in the rabbinate of Kariv for approximately ten years until immigrating to Eretz Israel and was among pioneer settlers in Bnei Brak where he served as rabbi. In 1929 moved to Batei Varsha in Jerusalem and was known as one of the leading rabbinical authorities and Chassidim of the city. Printed the book of his father-in-law with his Chidushim under title Klil Tiferet. Also printed the books: Keter HaYehudi containing Torah of his grandfather “HaYehudi HaKadosh”; Zechuta De’Avraham of his uncle Rabbi Avraham of Porisov; as well as other books.
Dozens of leaves and remnants of leaves, various sizes, fair to poor condition, extensive wear and tears.
Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschutz Av Beit Din of Lashitz (passed away in Warsaw in Cheshvan 1915), born in Kotzk, was among prominent rabbis of Poland and Chassid closely associated with Rebbes of Kotzk and Gur. Some of his Halachic responses were printed by his son-in-law the Rabbi of Kariv in the book Tiferet Yehonatan, Jerusalem 1934. Most of these manuscripts were not printed there.
His son-in-law the Ga’on Rabbi Aryeh Mordechai Rabinowitz – “The Rabbi of Bnei Brak” (1885-1955) was appointed to the rabbinate of city of Kasav at the age of 16. During the Russo-Japanese War in the year 1905 fled to the city of Brisk and spent approximately a year with the Ga’on Rabbi Chaim of Brisk with whom he formed a close affinity. From 1913 served in the rabbinate of Kariv for approximately ten years until immigrating to Eretz Israel and was among pioneer settlers in Bnei Brak where he served as rabbi. In 1929 moved to Batei Varsha in Jerusalem and was known as one of the leading rabbinical authorities and Chassidim of the city. Printed the book of his father-in-law with his Chidushim under title Klil Tiferet. Also printed the books: Keter HaYehudi containing Torah of his grandfather “HaYehudi HaKadosh”; Zechuta De’Avraham of his uncle Rabbi Avraham of Porisov; as well as other books.
Dozens of leaves and remnants of leaves, various sizes, fair to poor condition, extensive wear and tears.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
Opening: $500
Sold for: $875
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Bunch of manuscripts of responsa and novellae handwritten and signed by Rabbi Asher Lippman Zarchi, Radyvyliv (Poland), 1883-1886. Des Moines, Iowa (USA), 1894.
The responsa are part of Rabbi Asher's book of responsa on Yoreh Deah and Even HaEzer. These responsa deal with questions on the manner of writing the name of the city Des Moines in a get, a question of the acquisition a house which housed avodah zara to be used as a Beit Knesset [in that responsum, he copies a page from the responsum of Rabbi C. Y. Videravitz of Moscow, sent to him]. And more.
Rabbi Asher Lippman Zarchi (1864-1932), one of the foremost rabbis in the US was born in Kovne. He was a relative of the renowned Rabbi Shimon Zarchi, a rabbi in Tovrik, Vilnius and Jerusalem. Studied at the Volzhin Yeshiva and was ordained by leading Lithuanian rabbis. From c. 1883, he lived in the village of Radyvyliv (a village near Zembrov in the Łomża region), and according to these writings, it is apparent that he served in its rabbinate. In 1893, he reached the US and served in the rabbinate of Brownsville Brooklyn and in 1894, was accepted as rabbi of Des Moines, [Iowa]. In 1903, he moved to serve as Rabbi of Louisville, Kentucky. There he filled the position of rabbi with authority and his words were highly honored. He was one of the Charedi rabbis who founded the Association of Rabbis of the USA and Canada. See attached material.
Rabbi Chaim Ya'akov Viderowitz (died 1911), served as rabbi of the Lubavitcher Jews in Moscow. In 1893, he reached the US and served in the NY rabbinate for the Chassidic sector and was called "General Rabbi of the Sefardi community in the US".
68 written pages. Approximately 32 cm. Fair-poor condition, dark brittle dry paper, with many damages, but most of the text has been preserved.
The responsa are part of Rabbi Asher's book of responsa on Yoreh Deah and Even HaEzer. These responsa deal with questions on the manner of writing the name of the city Des Moines in a get, a question of the acquisition a house which housed avodah zara to be used as a Beit Knesset [in that responsum, he copies a page from the responsum of Rabbi C. Y. Videravitz of Moscow, sent to him]. And more.
Rabbi Asher Lippman Zarchi (1864-1932), one of the foremost rabbis in the US was born in Kovne. He was a relative of the renowned Rabbi Shimon Zarchi, a rabbi in Tovrik, Vilnius and Jerusalem. Studied at the Volzhin Yeshiva and was ordained by leading Lithuanian rabbis. From c. 1883, he lived in the village of Radyvyliv (a village near Zembrov in the Łomża region), and according to these writings, it is apparent that he served in its rabbinate. In 1893, he reached the US and served in the rabbinate of Brownsville Brooklyn and in 1894, was accepted as rabbi of Des Moines, [Iowa]. In 1903, he moved to serve as Rabbi of Louisville, Kentucky. There he filled the position of rabbi with authority and his words were highly honored. He was one of the Charedi rabbis who founded the Association of Rabbis of the USA and Canada. See attached material.
Rabbi Chaim Ya'akov Viderowitz (died 1911), served as rabbi of the Lubavitcher Jews in Moscow. In 1893, he reached the US and served in the NY rabbinate for the Chassidic sector and was called "General Rabbi of the Sefardi community in the US".
68 written pages. Approximately 32 cm. Fair-poor condition, dark brittle dry paper, with many damages, but most of the text has been preserved.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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Collection of manuscript leaves of novellae on the Talmud and Shulchan Aruch and sermons upon the conclusion of tractates. [Lithuania, c.1850s-1890s]
Among the leaves is a notebook with a sermon for a siyum on Erev Pesach 1886, from the city of Radziluv, signed by the writer Rabbi Asher Lippman Zarchi, [see previous item]. Apparently, the rest of the leaves also came from his archives, but some seem to have been written by other writers [a Lithuanian rabbi] at the same time and from earlier times.
Approximately 35 written pages. Various sizes and conditions.
Among the leaves is a notebook with a sermon for a siyum on Erev Pesach 1886, from the city of Radziluv, signed by the writer Rabbi Asher Lippman Zarchi, [see previous item]. Apparently, the rest of the leaves also came from his archives, but some seem to have been written by other writers [a Lithuanian rabbi] at the same time and from earlier times.
Approximately 35 written pages. Various sizes and conditions.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
Opening: $400
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Large volume of manuscripts, Ner David – Or Torah, commentary on the Torah, Bereshit-Vayera. By Rabbi Nathan David ben Rabbi Yisrael Rosenblum of Apta. 1946.
Commentaries "According to Pardess – commentary, simple meaning, pilpul, philosophy, remez, hidden Torah – compiled from hundreds of books and from things I have heard from my rabbis, and from what G-d graced me and I have given sermons before gatherings, wonderful words sweeter than honey". He signs his comments on the words of other commentaries with the pseudo "Adon" [David Nathan says].
In the author's introduction, he writes about the Holocaust of European Jewry, and the holocaust of Jewish books burned by the Nazis. He tells that in his city Apta there were hundreds of thousands of books in the old Beit Midrash (study hall), besides for the thousands of books in other Batei Midrash, "All were burned by the evil enemy and his abominable servants".
Rabbi Nathan David Rosenblum of Apta, lived in Buenos Aires after the Holocaust, publicized several articles in Torah compilations, where he states that he wrote a number of works on the Torah and on the 613 mitzvot, which apparently have not yet been printed. He corresponded frequently on Torah and kabalistic issues with Rebbe Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch. Many letters sent to Rabbi Nathan David Rosenblum were printed in the Igrot Kodesh books from the years 1955-1958. In both of the first letters from 1955, Rabbi Rosenblum wrote the Rebbe memories of his acquaintance with Rebbe Shlomo Ber when in Rostov in 1920. See attached material.
[3 title pages and introduction], [555] pages, 34 cm. Good condition. Semi-leather binding, rubbed.
Commentaries "According to Pardess – commentary, simple meaning, pilpul, philosophy, remez, hidden Torah – compiled from hundreds of books and from things I have heard from my rabbis, and from what G-d graced me and I have given sermons before gatherings, wonderful words sweeter than honey". He signs his comments on the words of other commentaries with the pseudo "Adon" [David Nathan says].
In the author's introduction, he writes about the Holocaust of European Jewry, and the holocaust of Jewish books burned by the Nazis. He tells that in his city Apta there were hundreds of thousands of books in the old Beit Midrash (study hall), besides for the thousands of books in other Batei Midrash, "All were burned by the evil enemy and his abominable servants".
Rabbi Nathan David Rosenblum of Apta, lived in Buenos Aires after the Holocaust, publicized several articles in Torah compilations, where he states that he wrote a number of works on the Torah and on the 613 mitzvot, which apparently have not yet been printed. He corresponded frequently on Torah and kabalistic issues with Rebbe Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch. Many letters sent to Rabbi Nathan David Rosenblum were printed in the Igrot Kodesh books from the years 1955-1958. In both of the first letters from 1955, Rabbi Rosenblum wrote the Rebbe memories of his acquaintance with Rebbe Shlomo Ber when in Rostov in 1920. See attached material.
[3 title pages and introduction], [555] pages, 34 cm. Good condition. Semi-leather binding, rubbed.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
Opening: $600
Sold for: $1,125
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Handwritten leaf, comments and novellae on Tractate Kritot, on the treatises of Kodshim and Shegagot, in the handwriting of Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv. [Jerusalem, c. 1940s].
Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv (1910-2012), a foremost posek for over 70 years. Known for his exceptional diligence and deep and thorough understanding of all Torah areas which enabled him to reach clear conclusions on any matter. During the last 20 years of his life, he led Torah Jewry in Israel and abroad. However, even earlier he was involved in rabbinic and halachic matters of various communities. Rabbi Elyashiv did not print his Torah novellae by himself but his disciples printed the "comments" from his lectures thereby compiling hundreds of his thousand of responsa in the four volumes of Kovetz Teshuvot.
10 written pages, 8 pages 19.5 cm and 2 smaller pages. Dry paper. Good condition.
Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv (1910-2012), a foremost posek for over 70 years. Known for his exceptional diligence and deep and thorough understanding of all Torah areas which enabled him to reach clear conclusions on any matter. During the last 20 years of his life, he led Torah Jewry in Israel and abroad. However, even earlier he was involved in rabbinic and halachic matters of various communities. Rabbi Elyashiv did not print his Torah novellae by himself but his disciples printed the "comments" from his lectures thereby compiling hundreds of his thousand of responsa in the four volumes of Kovetz Teshuvot.
10 written pages, 8 pages 19.5 cm and 2 smaller pages. Dry paper. Good condition.
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![Collection of leaves of Torah thoughts, letters of responsa and rabbis' letters. [Hungary-Romania, 19th-20th century].
*Copy](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale30-public/258.jpg "Collection of Leaves of Torah Thoughts and Responsa")
Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
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Collection of leaves of Torah thoughts, letters of responsa and rabbis' letters. [Hungary-Romania, 19th-20th century].
*Copy of a Shabbat Teshuva sermon, Pressburg, 1844. *Leaf from the book Mareh Yechezkel on Tractate Pesachim. *Letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Chaim Yuda Segal Deitsch, Rabbi in Makó, to his son. (The letter is damaged and lacking, but the Torah thoughts and signature are whole). *Leaves from letters by Rabbi Moshe Stern Rabbi of Velyun and a letter written to him. (Damaged and lacking). *Letter of responsa by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Veg of Ober-Visheve, to Rabbi David Shferber. *Long letter of responsa on the treatise of a couple who were separated during World War I. *Long letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Moshe Weiss of Satmar, to Rabbi David Shferber Rabbi of Borşa. Satmar, 1940. *Letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Ze'ev Freidman of Sydorovychi, to Rabbi David Shferber. *Several leaves of halachic conclusions on the dispute over the appointment of a rabbi in Satmar, by Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Weiss of Shimkayts, who was a "claimant" in the Din Torah on this issue. *Letter of responsa concerning the dispute against the Shochet and Bodek, who worked in Kolomyya and Stanislav, opposed by Kosov Chassidim causing a dispute. *Leaf with a copy of Torah novellae on Yoreh Deah, "From the author of Be'er Yehuda". *More.
12 items, approximately 24 leaves, various sizes and conditions, most leaves are 27-33 cm.
*Copy of a Shabbat Teshuva sermon, Pressburg, 1844. *Leaf from the book Mareh Yechezkel on Tractate Pesachim. *Letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Chaim Yuda Segal Deitsch, Rabbi in Makó, to his son. (The letter is damaged and lacking, but the Torah thoughts and signature are whole). *Leaves from letters by Rabbi Moshe Stern Rabbi of Velyun and a letter written to him. (Damaged and lacking). *Letter of responsa by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Veg of Ober-Visheve, to Rabbi David Shferber. *Long letter of responsa on the treatise of a couple who were separated during World War I. *Long letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Moshe Weiss of Satmar, to Rabbi David Shferber Rabbi of Borşa. Satmar, 1940. *Letter of Torah thoughts by Rabbi Ze'ev Freidman of Sydorovychi, to Rabbi David Shferber. *Several leaves of halachic conclusions on the dispute over the appointment of a rabbi in Satmar, by Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Weiss of Shimkayts, who was a "claimant" in the Din Torah on this issue. *Letter of responsa concerning the dispute against the Shochet and Bodek, who worked in Kolomyya and Stanislav, opposed by Kosov Chassidim causing a dispute. *Leaf with a copy of Torah novellae on Yoreh Deah, "From the author of Be'er Yehuda". *More.
12 items, approximately 24 leaves, various sizes and conditions, most leaves are 27-33 cm.
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![Manuscript, lengthy Answer pamphlet by Rabbi Moshe Shalom Stohl. Freuenburg, [1914].
Concerning one who forbids himself to e](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale30-public/259.jpg "Answer Pamphlet in Handwriting – Rabbi Moshe Shalom Stohl")
Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
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Manuscript, lengthy Answer pamphlet by Rabbi Moshe Shalom Stohl. Freuenburg, [1914].
Concerning one who forbids himself to enjoy a citron and another person comes and uses it. Fine round writing along with signature. [Response printed at beginning of his book "Shem Olam" Responsa].
The "Ga’on" Rabbi Moshe Shalom Stohl, among rabbis of Lithuania, last rabbi of city of Bauska. Previously served as rabbi of Jieznas and Freuenburg (Courland). Authored "Shem Olam" Responsa and "Sefer Darchei Shalom". Perished in Holocaust.
13 pages. 27 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, tears, folding marks.
Concerning one who forbids himself to enjoy a citron and another person comes and uses it. Fine round writing along with signature. [Response printed at beginning of his book "Shem Olam" Responsa].
The "Ga’on" Rabbi Moshe Shalom Stohl, among rabbis of Lithuania, last rabbi of city of Bauska. Previously served as rabbi of Jieznas and Freuenburg (Courland). Authored "Shem Olam" Responsa and "Sefer Darchei Shalom". Perished in Holocaust.
13 pages. 27 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, tears, folding marks.
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![Or Tzahir, study and explanation of the Rambam. By Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Torbowitz. [Tel Aviv, 1961]. The author was rabbi in Amdor](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale30-public/260.jpg "Or Tzahir – With Manuscript Leaves by Author")
Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
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Or Tzahir, study and explanation of the Rambam. By Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Torbowitz. [Tel Aviv, 1961]. The author was rabbi in Amdor and later in Magdiel. Attached to the book are leaves in the author's handwriting.
Book, 136 pages, 33 cm. + [8] manuscript pages, 32 cm. Good condition, stains.
Book, 136 pages, 33 cm. + [8] manuscript pages, 32 cm. Good condition, stains.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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Collection of notebooks of discourses on Tractates Gittin, Nedarim, Ketubot, Kiddushin, Bava Kama, Bava Metzia, Shevuot etc. Notes by the yeshiva student Shimon Levinger, of the discourses given by Ponovitch Yeshiva Heads: Rabbi David Povarsky, Rabbi Elazar Menachem Shach, Rabbi Shmuel Rozovsky, etc. Bnei Brak, 1951-1955.
Approximately 17 notebooks and pads, various sizes and conditions.
Approximately 17 notebooks and pads, various sizes and conditions.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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Manuscript, list of poems and supplications for each Shabbat of the year and for other occasions. [Aram Zova, early 20th century].
Arranged according to Torah portions; two columns per page. Each Torah portion contains listing of appropriate poems including maqams. Last leaves contain poems for festivals, circumcision, groom, father of daughter and more.
On first pages, version of poem is “Tzuri Go’ali Ka” followed by ownership signature: “Yosef Moshe Swied”.
On some leaves, ink marks prominently apparent on reverse side of leaf.
Approx. 120 pages, last leaf torn and incomplete. 13.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and tears. Worn leather binding.
Arranged according to Torah portions; two columns per page. Each Torah portion contains listing of appropriate poems including maqams. Last leaves contain poems for festivals, circumcision, groom, father of daughter and more.
On first pages, version of poem is “Tzuri Go’ali Ka” followed by ownership signature: “Yosef Moshe Swied”.
On some leaves, ink marks prominently apparent on reverse side of leaf.
Approx. 120 pages, last leaf torn and incomplete. 13.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and tears. Worn leather binding.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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* "Ketuba" Piyutim for the two days of Shavuot. Handsome writing with vowels. [Balkan countries?, 18th-19th century]. * Songs for Motza'ei Shabbat, piyutim in Hebrew and Jewish-Arabic. [Bukhara?, 19th century]. Ex-libris. * Manuscript of leaves of the Mussaf service, [taken from Tikun Chemdat Yamim]. Italian writing, [18th century]. * Manuscript of piyutim for Purim etc, in Hebrew and Ladino. Handsome square writing. [Italy or Balkan countries, c. 18th century].
4 manuscripts, various sizes and conditions. New and old bindings.
4 manuscripts, various sizes and conditions. New and old bindings.
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Auction 30 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 6, 2013
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Sold for: $375
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Handwritten notebooks, Solitreo Oriental writing. Halachic rulings on "Orach Chaim" and "Yoreh Deah"; homiletics and commentaries on Psalms, novellae on Tractate "Horayot". [Djerba, Tunisia. 1925].
Some of the things were printed in the book "Midrash
Shlomo" by Rabbi Shlomo Mazuz, a Djerba Torah scholar (1908-1982). The novellae on Tractate "Horayot" were not printed there, they may have been written by another Djerba scholar. [On the sheets of the novellae on Tractate "Horayot" are glosses in another handwriting, apparently written by the author of the novellae].
Approximately 37 written pages, varied size 27-30 cm. Good-fair condition, brittle paper with minor wear damages. New binding.
Some of the things were printed in the book "Midrash
Shlomo" by Rabbi Shlomo Mazuz, a Djerba Torah scholar (1908-1982). The novellae on Tractate "Horayot" were not printed there, they may have been written by another Djerba scholar. [On the sheets of the novellae on Tractate "Horayot" are glosses in another handwriting, apparently written by the author of the novellae].
Approximately 37 written pages, varied size 27-30 cm. Good-fair condition, brittle paper with minor wear damages. New binding.
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