A collection of large format leaves - Luach Ha'Ibur – a calendar, with times of festivals, New Moons, "Months of Edom", "Months of Yisrael and Yishmael". Djerba. Calendar for the year 5704 (1943-1944), and calendars for 1965-1995.
Printed, typewritten and photocopied. The calendars were printed in an identical format each year, with appropriate variations.
32 leaves, 40-50 cm. Varied condition, good-fair (stains, coarse tears to several leaves).

Manuscript, Tafsir Pirkei Avot, Azharot and Akedat Yitzchak. [Persia, 19th century]. Hebrew and Judeo-Persian.
Semi-cursive writing, partially with vowels. Frames illustrated with colored floral and leaf patterns. On the last page is an illustrated decorative leaf with flowers, with the scribe's colophon: "The young and tiniest dust at the feet of all scribes, the writer Menashe ben A. A. Shlomo M' Elazar".
The manuscript includes a Tafsir (Judeo-Persian exegesis) on Pirkei Avot by the Chacham Mula Siman Tov Melamed [with the version of the Mishna, with vowels]; followed by three Tafsirim of the 34, Piyutim of the “Azharot”: The first, a Tafsir on the “Azharot” of Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Gabirol (beginning with “Shmor Libi Ma’ane”), by the Chacham Shmuel [ben Pir Achmad]. The second, Tafsir on the original Piyut “Azharot” written by the Mula Siman Tov Melamed (begins with: “BaChodesh HaShlishi”). The third, another Tafsir on the “Azharot” of Ibn Gabirol, by the Chacham Binyamin ben Mishael , called also “Amina”. The Tafsir of “Akedat Yitzchak” follows by the same Chacham “Amina”.
The Tafsirs of Azharot include the Hebrew version of the Piyut, with a Judeo-Persian translation and explanation.
36-121, [6], 128-129 leaves. [6] leaves at the end are a replacement from a later time. 20 cm. The leaves are in varied conditions; fair-good. Stains, moisture traces and wear. Tears on several leaves (with damage to the text). Several loose or detached leaves. Original leather binding, worn and damaged.

Manuscript, Diwan – Piyutim in Arabic and in Judeo-Persian. [Persia, 19th century].
Long narrow format. Contains piyutim in Judeo-Persian and in Hebrew, some with Judeo-Persian translation (phrase per phrase).
At the beginning of the manuscript (1a-13a): Persian commentary to the piyut Avarech V'Ahallel L'Sibat Kol HaSibot (lacking at the beginning). On Leaves 68b-75a: Tafsir Petach Eliyahu.
[122] leaves. Height: 17 cm, width: 11cm. Overall good condition, stains, wear and moisture damages. Damaged leather binding.

Collection of various manuscripts, from Yemen and Oriental countries, most from the 19th century:
• "Novellae, compiled from books". [Morocco?, beginning of 19 th century]. • "Likutei Sefarim", explanations of verses, parables and mussar. [Morocco?, 19th / 20th century]. • Poems in Judeo-Arabic. • World calendar with seven time zones. Various other compilations (list of the historical dates, etc.). [Bukhara?, 19 th / 20th th century]. • Mekor Chaim on the laws of shechita. (Lacking in the beginning), on the last leaf is a colophon of the scribe Shemarya ben Chaim Elmusma Balarbi of Chamon. 1876. • Serach Hilchot Shechita L’HaRambam. (Lacking at the end), [Yemen, 19th / 20th century]. • Section of Azharot, the 613 mitzvot. [Yemen, 19th century]. • “Ashmorot” – Selichot [Yemen, beginning of 19th century]. • Mishnat Chassidim by Rabbi Emanuel Chai Riki (incomplete copy, Leaves 4-152 of the Amsterdam 1742 edition]. Kabbalistic glosses in ancient Oriental square handwriting [Yemen? / Persia?].
9 items, Varied size and condition, some are incomplete, some with bindings.