Commentary on Rashi by the great Torah sage Rabbi Elya Mizrachi. Venice, 1527. Printed by Daniel Bomberg. First edition.
First edition of the Mizrachi commentary, the foremost commentary written on Rashi's commentary on the Torah by Rabbi Eliyahu Mizrachi (the Re'em). Printed in his commentary on Parshat Masei is a map of Eretz Israel with east facing upward. This map, drawn primarily with straight lines in square and rectangular shapes is the first Hebrew map ever printed. Several leaves have glosses in Italian script [anonymous author, criticizes and comments on the words of the Mizrachi]. Censorship erasures. Stamps of Ch'[evrat] Mishmeret HaBoker V'Ha'Erev.
[337] leaves (missing one leaf), the title page is missing and replaced with a photocopy. 28 cm. Overall good condition. Spotting. Tears and damages (restored), to several leaves, primarily to first and last leaves. New red leather binding.

* Sefer Michlol, on Hebrew grammar, by Rabbi David Kimchi – the Radak, with Nimukim by Rabbi Eliyahu Ashkenasi [HaBachur]. Venice, 1545. Printed by Daniel Bomberg. (Ancient signature: Shlomo Galildi, Shlomo Kashtureino). * Bound with: Sefer HaShorashim, Hebrew roots, by Rabbi David Kimchi – the Radak. Venice, 1548-1549. Printed by Marco Antonio Justinian.
2 books in one volume. 29 cm. Fair condition. Stains, moisture marks and damage. Wear and tear to several leaves (damage to text in two places). Fungus traces to several leaves. Restored with paper. Non-original binding, damaged.

Dikdukim, these four compositions contain all grammatical wisdom. Venice, 1546. Printed by Daniel Bomberg.
Four books printed together (each book has its own title page): Mahalach Shvilei Da'at, by Rabbi Moshe Kimchi with a commentary by Rabbi Eliyahu Ashkenazi [Bachur] the grammarian; Petach Devarai, "Attributed to one of the early Sephardi sages"; Sefer Tzachut, by Rabbi Avraham Ebn Ezra; and Moznei Lashon HaKodesh, by Rabbi Avraham Ebn Ezra. "These four were printed together so that each student could see the intention of these authors at one time and would not be left with any doubt concerning this wisdom".
Owner's signatures on title page and on the rest of the title pages: "Shmuel Sechendari" and "Shmuel Ashkenazi". Few handwritten comments [faded].
[4], 51, 53-236 leaves, 14.5 cm. Good-very good condition. Restored tears to the first leaves. New binding with leather spine.

Sefer Mitzvot HaGadol (Smag), by Rabbi Moshe of Coucy, with novellae and explanations of Rabbi Eliyahu Mizrachi and Rabbi Isaac Stein. Venice, 1547. Printed by Daniel Bomberg.
Signature on title page of "Eliyahu Lombrazo". On Leaf 2 is an ownership inscription [cutoff] in early Italian handwriting: "… Man of G-d, I have bought four books…"]. On Leaf 316/b are novellae and glosses in the same Italian handwriting.
250, [2], 251-316 leaves. 30.5 cm. Varied condition, good to good-fair, professional restoration to title page and other leaves. New semi-leather binding, elaborate.

Sha'ar Shamayim, on the wisdom of science and geometry, by Rabbi Gershon ben Shlomo. Venice, 1547. First edition.
The author, Rabbi Gershon ben Shlomo of Catalonia, a Spanish sage of the 13th century, father of the Ralbag and son-in-law of the Ramban.
64 leaves. 19 cm. Good condition, stains. Several restored tears. Title page partially lacking and professionally restored (without damage to text). New binding.