Babylonian Talmud, tractates: Pesachim, Beitzah, Chagiga, Mo’ed Katan. Vienna, 1792.
Various ownership notations: “Belongs to … Rabbi Ya’akov Dunner [Arkalich?]”; “belongs to famous Rabbi Itzik”; “Ezriel Lindenstein”. Stamps of “Yeshiva of Kashitza”. Many glosses (approx. 100) in handwriting from 19th century.
143 leaves; 54 leaves; 28 leaves; 45 leaves. 35 cm. Quality paper. Good-fair condition, mildew and moth stains on tractate Pesachim. Unbound.

Babylonian Talmud, three volumes: Tractate Bava Metzia. Vilnius, 1908. Tractate Eruvin and Tractate Bava Batra. Vilnius, 1912.
Dozens of long scholarly glosses [slightly cutoff at margins], unidentified writer. Most glosses are on Tractate Eruvin.
Three volumes. 38 cm. Varied condition, fair-good. Brittle paper, coarse tears, several detached leaves. Stains. Damage to bindings.

Divrei Shaul, aggada novellae by Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathanson. Lemberg, 1877.
Signatures on title page by Rabbi "Shlomo Leib ben Yisrael Yitzchak Yakobovich of Lodz". Scholarly glosses on margins, (some cutoff).
Rabbi Shlomo Leib Yakobovich from Lodz, an outstanding Torah scholar, author of Kashot Meyushav (Lodz, 1823). Printed after his death by his sons and grandsons. Has responses to the queries of the Kaba D'Kashyata of the Chelkat Yoav and comments on the books written by Rabbi Yeshaya Pik.
[1], 140 leaves. 24 cm. Dry paper, good-fair condition, margin cut damaging writing.

"Torah and Philosophy –Joined Each One to its Sister”. By Isaac Samuel Reggio [Yashar] from Gorizia. Vienna 1827.
Exceptional copy with handwritten additions, which were left out during printing at the demand of the censor, as recorded in the title page: "Added in handwriting were the words deleted by the agent of the King who supervised the printing”. These additions include paragraphs that were not printed, which were recorded as glosses at the sides of the sheets as well as a complete handwritten chapter [bound between Chapters 4 and 5], whose title is “Chapter 5 – If the study controverts the Kabalah”, which was omitted in its entirety by the censor.. [This chapter Yashar printed later in his book “Yalkut Yashar”. Gorizia 1854]. These additions may be in the handwriting of the author. Some of the glosses are cut to some extent.
This copy was in the possession of Rabbi Mordechai Samuel Ghirondi (1800 -1852) Av Beit Din Padua and a contemporary of the author, who signed at the beginning of the book. On the leaf before the title page Rabbi Mordechai Samuel Ghirondi added a long paragraph attacking the Reform Rabbi Aharon Horin, and this in addition to to what Yashar wrote against him in this book. See Hebrew for the quotation. Also see attached material.
211 pages [pale blue paper] + [18] handwritten pages. 21 cm. The condition of the pages is very good. Few stains, a few pages detached. Binding detached and damaged.