Nofet Tzufim, on the Torah. Compilations of mussar and tales from the Zohar with Ivri-teitch (Yiddish) translation. Zhitomir, 1850. Printed by the brothers, Rabbi Chanina Lipa, Rabbi Aryeh Leib and Rabbi Yehoshua Heshel Shapira, the grandsons of the Rabbi of Slavita.
283 pages. 27 cm. Fair condition, wear and stains. Adorned contemporary leather binding, damaged.
Yiddish. This book is Nachalat Zvi, by Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Chatsh, first printed in Frankfurt am Main in 1711 and from this edition it was printed with the title Nofet Tzufim.

Yesod Yosef, by Kabbalist Rabbi Yosef, Av Bet Din of Dubno. Zhitomir, 1867. Printed by Rabbi Avraham Shalom Shadov.
Approbation from Rebbe Aharon son of Rabbi Mordechai of Chernobyl: "The sacred book Yesod Yosef composed by the saintly Rabbi of Kav HaYashar… and this book does not move from the table of my saintly father… I appeal to all to purchase the book at its full price, and learn from its holy words… and he should be blessed both spiritually and physically, with sons, life and abundant sustenance". The publisher, Rabbi Gedaliah of Karstishov adds: "And I, the publisher was in Skver and Rabbi Yitzchak permitted me to print this book for him, he enjoyed it tremendously and wishes that all his congregation purchase the book and study it constantly".
[1], 74, [1] leaf. 20.5 cm. Overall good condition. Stains. Tears restored with old tape in several places. Ownership inscriptions. Original cover, worn.
The last leaf of the error-chart is rare and is neither recorded on the Vinograd and Rosenfeld CD nor in the Bibliography Institute CD, Record 0135636.

Avodat Yisrael, by the Magid Rabbi Yisrael of Koznitz. Zhitomir, 1848. Printed by Rabbi Chanina Lipa, Rabbi Aryeh Leib and Rabbi Yehoshua Heshal Shapira, grandsons of the Rabbi of Slavita. Second edition.
Ownership inscriptions and signatures.
[4], 186 pages. Fair-good condition. Stains, wear and tears around the margins. Several detached leaves. Worn and damaged binding.

Rav Peninim, with three books: Nofet Tzufim U'Me'irat Einayim by Rabbi Meir Te'omim, magid in the city of Lubartów and magid and Torah authority in Lvov. Teivat Gome by his son, Rabbi Yosef ben Rabbi Meir Te'omim (Av Beit Din of Frankfurt an der Oder, author of Pri Megadim). And Shoshanat Ha'Amakim, by Rabbi Yosef Te'omim. Frankfurt an der Oder, [1782]. Three title pages.
Bound with an incomplete copy (lacking 4 leaves) of Nezirut Shimshon, on Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, by Rabbi Shimshon Chassid of Hamburg. Berlin, 1764. With approbation of Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeschütz.
In the book Nofet Tzofim U'Mei'rat Einayim (Leaf 29/2), the author quotes a letter by Rabbi Gershon of Kitev, sent from Eretz Israel by "the Chassid Rabbi Gershon to his famous brother-in-law the Ba'al Shem Tov, Rabbi Yisrael: 'And when I arrived in the holy city of Jerusalem and saw that it was built up with all good things, I fell on my face and wept and said, You, Jerusalem who is like a widow, how do you dress in such handsome clothing?! If only I had seen you in your destruction…”. [These words were written by the author Rabbi Meir Te’omim during the lifetime of the Ba’al Shem Tov. The author’s son, author of Pri Megadim who published the book left the titles as they were written by his father (when the Ba’al Shem Tov was alive)].
Nezirut Shimshon: [4], (lacking 1-4), 5-26 leaves. Rav Peninim: [2], 136 leaves (lacking additional leaf addes to some copies at the end of Shoshanat Ha’Amakim). 20 cm. Fair condition, wear damages to margins, with minor damage to texts. Stains and worm damages. Worn binding.
Stefansky Chassidut no. 532.