Collection of books and booklets with dedications by their authors. Some dedications were written to Rabbi Eliezer Silver (some books have his stamps).
1. Mashbiach, Part 1, on the Yerushalmi Tractate Berachot, by Rabbi Moshe Shimon Zivitz. St. Louis, 1920. Author's dedication.
2. Malki BaKodesh, Vol. 3 – Responsa, and Vol. 4 – correspondence. Rabbi Chaim Hershenson. New York, 1923. Author's dedication.
3. Leaves of Shoteh Shenishtape. New York 1928. Dedication by Rabbi Avraham Haferman.
4-5. Shisha Sidrei Mishna (Seder Rishon Chapter 2) with vowels and commentary by Rabbi Shemaryahu Leib Horowitz. New York 1936. Two copies, both with dedications by Rabbi Horowitz.
6-8. Three pamphlets by Rabbi Moshe Dov Ber Rivkin. Brooklyn, 1953, 1955. With a dedication note in his handwriting.
9. Degel Naftali, compilation of Torah novellae dedicated to Rabbi Naftali Ze'ev HaCohen Leibowitz, edited by his son-in-law Rabbi Kalman Lichtenstein. New York [1958]. Dedication by Rabbi Lichtenstein.
10. Homiletics of Rabbi Pinchas Michael with the column La'Dor Ha'Acharon, edited and arranged by his grandson Rabbi Avraham Abba HaLevi Zyons. New York 1959. With dedication by Rabbi Zyons.
10 books. Varied size and condition.

• Prayer for the success of the army of Her Majesty the Queen in South Africa. London, 1899. Pamphlet. Hebrew and English. • Special service - prayer to be recited in the Sephardi and Portuguese synagogue in honor of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. London, 1953. Printed pamphlet in Hebrew and English. • Enclosed leaf with a prayer for that same occasion. Typewritten on blue paper. • A Proclamation printed in Yiddish and in German, by Rabbi Naftali HaCohen Adler - Rabbi of England. London, [1892]. • Membership card of the Society of the Jewish People's Gemilut Chassadim. London. Given to Avraham Davis, December 1936. • Notice on behalf of the Barkai Zionist Association. London, 1952. • Invitation to a special evening, on behalf of the Cricklewood Synagogue. London, 1959.
7 paper items. Varied size and condition.

Two haggadot by Libya and Tunisian scholars – with dedications:
• Geulat Hashem, haggadah with commentaries and laws, by Rabbi Eliyahu Lavi. Livorno, 1864. On the title page and on its reverse side are handwritten dedication and signature of the author Rabbi "Eliyahu Lavi" [renowned Libyan Torah scholar, Rabbi of the city of Bengazi, 1820-1881]. In Petach Tov (at the beginning of the book), the author mentions the blood libel which the gentiles of his native city of Bengazi alleged; how they slandered his son Rabbi David and three of his friends and the tale of the travails which they experienced.
[7], 2-173 leaves. 20 cm. Good condition. New binding. Ya'ari 907; Otzar HaHagadot 1222.
• Pi HaMedaber, Passover Haggadah with the commentary of Rabbi Yosef Jig. Livorno, 1954. On the title page appears a handwritten dedication by the publisher, the author's son Rabbi Eliyahu Jig.
12, 86 leaves. 25 cm. Good-fair condition, stains and wear. New binding.
Ya'ari 730, 586; Otzar HaHagadot 991.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

Passover Haggadah, Kol Yehuda (with Torah thoughts by Belz Rebbes). Rabbi Chaim Yehuda Segal Deutsch Rabbi in Makó. [New York, c. 1946]. Second edition.
Dedication on title page from 1951, handwritten and signed by the publisher, Rabbi Yehoshua Segal Deutsch, son of the author, to Rebbe Hager from Seret-Vizhnitz.
Recipient of book: The Rebbe of Seret-Vizhnitz, Rabbi Baruch Hager (1895-Cheshvan 1963), fourth son of the Ahavat Yisrael of Vizhnitz. His first marriage was to the daughter of Rebbe Yissachar Dov of Belz and his second was to the daughter of Rabbi Eliezer Nissan Horwitz. Was a Torah genius and an outstanding Chassid. Served in the rabbinate from 1923 and in 1936 was appointed Rebbe in his city of Seret (Siret). In 1947, immigrated to Haifa where he established his Beit Midrash and a large community which is a Torah lighthouse in the city of Haifa until today. Member of Moetzet Gedolei HaTorah, one of the heads of Chinuch Atzma'i and of Agudat Yisrael.
The writer of the dedication is Rabbi Yehoshua Segal Deutsch (1910-1990), author of Beit HaLachmi son-in-law of Rabbi David Shperber, Rabbi of Brașov. Disciple of Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Dushinsky and Rabbi Yo'el Teitelbaum. Served as "Junior Rabbi" in Brașov and in the rabbinate of various communities in the Diaspora. After the Holocaust, he ascended to Jerusalem where he was appointed Av Beit Din in Katamon and was the first head of the Belz Yeshivot in Eretz Israel.
His father, the author, was Rabbi Chaim Yehuda Segal Deutsch (1836-1938,Otzar HaRabbanim 6338), Torah genius and Chassid. Dayan and halachic authority in Makó for 35 years. Disciple of the author of Arugat HaBosem". Was close follower of Rebbe Yechezkel of Sieniawa and Rebbe Yissachar Dov of Belz. Wrote many books on halacha, aggada and Chassidut.
[16], 212 pp. Approximately 21 cm. Good condition, use stains and slight wear. Original binding.
Otzar HaHagadot 3790.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

Midrash B'Chiddush, commentary on the Passover Haggadah, by Rabbi Eliezer Nachman Puah. Venice, 1641. With the version of the Haggadah.
The author, Rabbi Eliezer Nachman Puah (died in 1659), disciple of the Rama of Pano and one of the leading Mekubalim in Italy, headed the Chevrat Aluvim in the city of Reggio. At the end of the introduction are printed signatures of 25 members of this association, disciples of the author who published this book. At the end of the book is "Salvation for Jewish sinners" (a prayer written by the author).
Ya'ari 44; Otzar HaHagadot 58.
36 leaves. 20.5 cm. Good condition, stains. Stamp on title page. Ancient binding, with damages.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.