* Book of Regulations of the She'erit Israel General School and Yeshiva: Established by the Georgian community natives of Kavkaz from the city of Achalziche and its province". Jerusalem, [1910]. Hebrew, Yiddish and German.
Printed pamphlet, with the association's regulations and letters by the community's rabbis and Jerusalem rabbis (Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, Rabbi Kook, the Badatz of the Chassidim in Jerusalem, etc.).
12, IV pages, 14 cm. Fair condition, spotting, wear and tears.
* Receipt book [empty] of "Kupat Chana", "for the Kollel of our brethren the Georgians in Jerusalem". [Jerusalem, c. 1890].
Notebook with more than 200 receipts never used. 20X15 cm. Good-fair condition. Spotting and wear.
Georgian Jews, who were dubbed by the Ottoman Turks "Gurgim" moved to Eretz Israel in the first half of the 19th century, settled in Jerusalem, established a synagogue and a Yeshiva, led community lives and also established a special Kollel to contribute to the support of the community's poor.

A collection of photos originating in Georgia. * Photographs of rabbis (among them: Georgian rabbis, a photo of Rabbi Shlomo Shleifer of Moscow on a visit to Georgia, etc.). * Photographed postcards and greeting cards (photocopied, a technique use by Jews under Soviet rule who were not allowed to own a Hebrew printing press): two New Year cards, a wedding invitation (photo of an illustration with Georgian inscriptions and a picture of the couple), portrait of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and a portrait of the Ba'al Shem Tov.
11 photos. Varied size and condition.

Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, with Ba'er Hetev and Chidushei Dinim. Amsterdam, [1764. Printed by the sons of Shlomo Proops].
A booklet of leaves for writing novellae is attached to the beginning of the book containing novellae written by two different authors. Most of the leaves are written by Rabbi Avraham the Second, who signed Avraham Pinto many times throughout his novellae (Avraham Pinto HaKatan appears twice) and in his writings he mentions things in the name of his grandfather Rabbi Avraham Pinto (the senior) and their esteemed grandfather the Rif [Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto]. Three pages appear to be written in an earlier handwriting and are signed in one place "Avraham".
Throughout the book are more than one hundred long glosses in Oriental handwriting. Most written by Rabbi Avraham the senior, [some with the signature "Avraham"]. Some are written by Rabbi Avraham Pinto "HaKatan" (the junior). Some glosses are in a third handwriting, one (on leaf 74/a) is signed by Rabbi "Elazar Ebn L'Chazan". (In one gloss which looks like the handwriting of Rabbi Elazar Chazan, he mentions things in the name of his father-in-law: "… Rabbi Shlomo Asabag ruled"). Several glosses are written in another handwriting, one is signed "Ya'akov".
Signature of Rabbi "Masud Pinto" who bought the book from his brother Rabbi Ya'akov. At the beginning of the book is an ownership inscription of "The great Chacham Rabbi Moshe Pinto".
Rabbi Avraham Pinto the senior (died on Succot 1803), son of the Mekubal Rabbi Ya'akov Pinto the First [a member of a society of Mekubalim, authors of the series of holy books Mikdash Melech]. Served in the rabbinate of the city of Marrakesh together with Rabbi Elazar ben Rabbi Ya'akov Chazan and Rabbi David Tzabach [who succeeded him in the city rabbinate until 1858]. Rabbi David Tzabach and Rabbi Elazar Chazan were close disciples of Rabbi Shlomo Asabag who died in 1830.
His son Rabbi Moshe Pinto is apparently the father of Rabbi Ya'akov and Rabbi Masud Pinto who signed the book.
This is an important manuscript – never printed, written by prominent rabbis of the city of Marrakesh in Morocco in the 18th/19th century all renowned for their great holiness and scholarship in revealed and hidden Torah.
Missing copy: [1], 176 leaves (originally: [2], 405, [3] leaves). + booklet of 14 leaves, with approximately 11 pages including handwritten Torah novellae. Approximately 19.5 cm. Wide margins, fair condition, worn from usage, detached leaves and some spotting. Ancient and elaborate leather binding, worn and torn.

Large collection of manuscripts, including a collection of leaves from the "Bindings Geniza". * Remnants of a Shtar-Kabala from 1733. * Letters, Halachic rulings and signed Shtarot of testimony from the city of Fez, [most regarding the property of Rabbi Shlomo ben Reuven Asulin]. Signed by rabbis of the city (1808-1844).
Among the rabbis' signatures (curly rabbinical signatures): Rabbi Raphael Aharon Monsoniego, Rabbi Yosef Elbaz, Rabbi Machluf ben Zichri, Rabbi Mordechai Butbul, Rabbi Mordechai Asulin, Rabbi Yehuda Ebn Tzur, Rabbi Yitzchak ben Lachsan, Rabbi Emanuel Monsano, Rabbi Avraham HaCohen Sikli and other rabbis from the Atzayeg, HaCohen Sikli, ben Zichri, Elbaz, Ebn Maman families, etc.
* Ketubah from 1925, signed by the witnesses Rabbi Shmuel ben Moshe Martzi[ano] and Rabbi Yehuda ben Shlomo HaCohen Sikli. Taourirt (Morocco). * Letter to Jerusalem rabbis by the rabbis of Meknès signed (with rabbinical signatures) by: Rabbi Raphael David Berdugo, Rabbi Ya'akov Toledano, Rabbi Avraham Amar and Rabbi Yehoshua Berdugo. From c. 1920. * Sections of prayers, Piyutim and an amulet. * Birth certificates signed by Rabbi David ben Moshe Ochana, from the village of Tamezret (Morocco), 1949.
Approximately 32 items. Some in fair-poor condition (from the Binding Geniza), and some in good condition.

Manuscript containing responsa and halachic rulings, homiletics, compilations of novellae, charts of Goralot, Segulot and cures, prayers and riddles, Et Sofer – version of shtarot, Seder Olam, Ramban's Igeret HaMusar etc. [Fez, Morocco, 18th/19th century].
Responsa and halachic rulings by Rabbi Shlomo Amar, Rabbi Shmuel HaTzarfati, laws of terefot according to Fez customs, customs by Rabbi Refael Bardugo and customs of the Rabbi HaMarbitz. Homiletic to a responsum by Rabbi Maimon Bardugo. Entire homiletics written by several Moroccan Torah scholars. Also in the compilation of novellae are many quotes by Moroccan scholars, [from the Fez region]; HaRav HaMevin (Rabbi Moshe Bardugo), HaRav HaMashbir, Rabbi Yehuda ben Atar, Rabbi Moshe ben Va'ish, Rabbi Moshe ben Chamu, etc.
On the last page are many signatures of renowned Moroccan rabbis and Torah scholars: Rabbi Ya'akov Toledano, Rabbi Baruch Maman, Rabbi Shlomo Simchon, Rabbi Chaviv Toledano, Rabbi Yosef Bahalul, Rabbi Masud ben Chefetz, Rabbi Yosef ben Malka who mentions the name of his father Rabbi "Maimon ben Malka". Marginalia by several writers, some signed. Many glosses handwritten and signed by Rabbi Maimon Malka. Glosses signed "Mevin" and other signed glosses.
Additional later signatures of Rabbi "Baruch ben Ya'akov" and of "He'ach Nafsheinu ", by the writer who received the book from Rabbi Gavriel ben Ya'akov.
Approximately 157 pages. More than 310 written pages. 21 cm. Varying condition, fair to fair-poor, spotting and moisture and fungus damages, faded ink on some leaves. Wear and worm damage. Detached leaves. Unbound.