Babylonian Talmud, Tractates Me'ila, Kinyan, Tamid, Midot, Kritut, Temura and Erchin. Amsterdam, 1647. Printed by Emanuel Benbenishti.
Three signatures in Oriental handwriting appear on the title page of Tractate Kritut: "Purchased by Nehorai ben Yitzchak Jermon". Signatures of his son Rabbi "Pinchas Jermon". Short and long handwritten glosses. Various inscriptions on the binding leaves.
Rabbi Nehorai Jermon (died on Passover eve, 16th of Nissan 1783), a leading Tunisian sage of his times, disciple of Rabbi Yitzchak Lombrozo, author of "Zera Yitzchak". The Chida writes of him in his book "Shem Gedolim": "He was an outstanding wise elderly sage, a rabbi in Tunis who wrote many novellae. All his dear possessions including his writings were plundered, thereafter he rewrote his novellae and named the book "Yeter HaBaz" printed here in Livorno". Rabbi Chaim Falagi quotes him in his book Einei Kol Chai and writes about his writings "This is Torah Lishma… for its words are true".
Rabbi Nehorai Jermon's remaining novellae are very important since most of his manuscripts were plundered during the Great War in 1756 when Algerian Rebel Tribes attacked the city of Tunis, as he laments in his introduction to his book Yeter HaBaz (Livorno 1787) named after the looting and plundering of his lost writings, expressing his deep pain.
2, 37-72, [1], 74-100, [1] 101-133, 4-32 leaves (missing title page of Tractate Me’ila, last leaf of Tractate Temura and 3 first leaves and 2 last leave of Tractate Erchin, total of 7 leaves is missing). Approximately 26 cm. Fair-poor condition, detached and worn leaves, with tears and missing parts. Stains and worm damages. Worn damaged cover.

Manuscript, large compilation of Piyutim. [Morocco, c. 19th century].
Thick volume, in Western-Sephardi writing, contains approximately 200 Piyutim, including many Piyutim written by Moroccan and North African Torah sages: R.Ya'akov Ibn Tsur, R. David Ibn Chasin, R. Shalom Ibn Tsur, R. Ya'akov Adahan, R. Shlomo Amar, etc.
Contains Piyutim for Havdalah, Brit Milah, verses and Piyutim for a bridegroom's Aliya, "Piyutim Shel Olim", "Ketzat Pesach Ve'Sukkah" (Judeo-Arabic). Piyutim for festivals – Pesach, Sukkot and Shavuot. Several Piyutim in Judeo-Arabic. Some of the Piyutim are unknown or were never printed.
Approximately 230 leaves. Missing leaves. 14 cm. Leaves in varied conditions, most in good condition. Stains and wear. Tears on several leaves. Damaged leather cover.

Manuscript, Torah Novellae, Homiletics, Responsa, Copies of Shtarot and Rulings. [Morroco, 18th-19th Century].
Thick volume, several writings from different periods of time, beginning from the 18th century: Colophon on a leaf glued on the back cover: "Completed…on the 12th of Cheshvan [1728] in this place, Meknes…".
Contains various compositions: Leaf [16]: "I shall begin to write…". Leaf [38]: "I shall begin to write the ruling…". [Responsa, rulings and regulations by the Torah sages of Fez, Rabbi Ya'akov Ibn Tsur, Rabbi Yehuda ben Atar, etc.]. Leaf [45]: "I shall begin to write scholarly writings…". Leaf [54]: "I shall begin to write responsa….". The volume contains copies of Shtarot, homiletics, novellae, other rulings, etc.
[190] leaves. 16 cm. Leaves in varying states of condition; good-fair. Stains and wear. Moisture damages and tears in several places. Several detached leaves. Damaged leather Binding.