Zohar Chadash and Midrash HaNe'elam, tikunim for Rashbi and Midrash Shir HaShirim from the Zohar. Thessaloniki, [1597]. Printed by Yosef Avraham Bat Sheva. First edition.
Many glosses in early Ashkenasi writing from the time of printing (16th/17th century) of other versions and corrections.
6, 112, 36, 48 leaves. (Leaves 5-8 are missing at the last count replaced by copies). 20.5 cm. Light-colored high-quality paper. Fair condition, restored damage to first and last leaves, lacking text. Stains. Elaborate half-leather binding.

Sefer Maggid Meisharim, “significant and marvelous secrets revealed to modest… wholesome Rabbi Yosef Karo…”. Section two. Venice, [1649]. First edition of second section.
First section of composition on Torah portions Bereshit-Metzora, was brought to print by Rabbi Yitzchak Binga in Lublin (1646) and its continuation was printed in this edition, by him and by Rabbi Elisha Chaim Ashkenazi. In this edition the composition was completed from Torah portion of Acharei Mot until VeZot HaBracha, and includes esoteric explanations on Shir HaShirim, Ruth, Shmuel II, Yeshayau, Amos, Tehillim, Mishlei and Iyov.
This publication also contains (leaf 1-12,1): “Warnings, corrections and restrictions” on Bereshit-Metzora. In following editions these additions were integrated as “Batra Edition”.
This wonderful book, Maggid Meisharim, contains powerful secrets and unknown Torah notions which were revealed to Rabbi Yosef Karo author of Beit Yosef and Shulchan Aruch, through a “Maggid” [messenger] sent to him from heaven. Description of great revelation of the Maggid on evening of Shavuot, as documented by Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz (author of Lecha Dodi) who was present at that event, is famous: “I have been granted the merit of hearing the voice speaking to the Chassid (Rabbi Yosef Karo); an intense clear voice, and all neighbors heard this and did not comprehend; the revelation was pleasant and the voice became stronger and more powerful, and we fell on our faces and lost consciousness out of reverence and awe”.
[2], 58 leaves. 19 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, moth damage [damaging text of several leaves]. New binding.

Sefer Mishnat Hassidim, by Rabbi Emmanuel Chai Riki, Kabbalah, “wisdom of the Ari… arranged… as Sefer HaMishnah, divided into Sdarim, tractates, chapters and passages… with three indexes… index of universes … index of souls… index of intentions”. Amsterdam, (1740). Second edition during the author's lifetime.
Last leaf contains ownership notation signed by writer: “Menachem Nachum son of Rabbi Yisrael grandson of Rabbi Moshe… congregation of Chernobyl” – apparently writer is grandson of Rabbi Menachem Nachum the Maggid of Chernobyl. We were not able to identify with certainty the author. It is possible that he is a descendant of Rabbi Menachem Nachum, the Maggid of Chernobyl [the grandson of his son Rabbi Moshe Twerski?], and it is also possible that he is Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Shtefenesht, son of Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin, whose mother was daughter of Rabbi Moshe of Berdichev, and whose father’s father, Rabbi Shalom of Parovitch was son of the daughter of the Maggid of Chernobyl.

Sefer Karnayim, by Rabbi Aharon of Cardona. With "Dan Yadin" commentary by Rabbi Shimshon of Ostropol. Amsterdam, [1765]. Second edition. Approbation by Rabbi Shaul Av Beit Din of Amsterdam and additional approbations.
Back binding leaf contains interesting ownership notation in ancient handwriting: “this precious invaluable Sefer Karnayim belongs to Rabbi Shimon HaLevi…” [intention of writer is to express great virtue of his rabbi, Rabbi Shimon HaLevi, who studied from this book].
[3], 25 leaves. 20 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and slight damage. Worn binding.