Collections of books, Tzemach Tzedek, authored by Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson of Lubavitch, first editions printed in Vilna 1870-1884:
• Tzemach Tzedek responsa – Even HaEzer, Parts 1-2. • Tzemach Tzedek responsa – Yoreh Deah Parts 1-3. • Tzemach Tzedek – novellae on the six Sidrei Mishna and on the Talmud. • Tzemach Tzedek – rulings, on all four parts of the Shulchan Aruch, Parts 1-2. [At the end of Choshen Mishpat, on p. 138 are the author's words on the teachings of the Vilna Gaon: "In my lowly state, I did not merit understanding his holy words". Other copies exist in which this leaf was replaced with a "revised" leaf wherein the question was changed to "And this is not a response"].
For a complete list, please see Hebrew description.
10 books in 5 volumes. Varied size and condition. Good-fair to fair condition.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 502, 503, 504.

Collection of Chabad Chassidic books, containing books of significant and first editions:
• Likutei Torah, Part 3. Devarim and the Tishrei festivals, compilations of teachings of the Admor HaZaken Rebbe Shnuer Zalman. Zhitomir, 1848. Printed by Rabbi Chanina Lipa, Rabbi Aryeh Leib and Rabbi Yehoshua Heshel Shapira. First edition. Stefansky Chassidut no. 297. (Inscription signed by Rabbi "Efraim Eliezer HaCohen [Yoles]). • Derech Mitzvotecha (Part 1), Ta'amei HaMitzvot. By the author of Tzemach Tzedek, Poltava, [1911]. First edition. • Derech Mitzvotecha – Part 2, explanation of words of prayer. By the author of Tzemach Tzedek. Poltava, [1912]. First edition. • Derech Mitzvotecha (Part 1), Ta’amei HaMitzvot. By the author of Tzemach Tzedek, Poltava, [1914]. Second edition. • Derech Emuna – Sefer HaChakira, by the author of Tzemach Tzedek. Poltava, [1912]. First edition. • Chana Ariel, Chabad homiletics on the Torah. Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac HaLevi Epstein Av Beit Din of Homyel. Parts 3-5. Berdychiv, [1912].
6 books, 25-25.5 cm. Varied condition, good to good-fair.

Large collection of Chabad Chassidic books (including bibliographic books on the books of the Admor HaZaken).
For a complete list, please see the Hebrew description.
Approximately 40 books and booklets, varied size and condition. A detailed list will be sent upon request.

Ma'amar Yetzi'at Mitzrayim, first Chassidic essay of 10 essays written by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac HaLevi Epstein Av Beit Din of Homyel, the distinctive disciple of Rebbe Shneur Zalman of Liadi, and disciple of his son the "Middle" Rebbe Dov Ber. Vilna, 1877. Only edition. On Page 38 is a handwritten gloss, from the time of printing.
Bound with a manuscript, Ma'amarei Chabad, two long essays, with the teachings of the Rebbe Maharash – Rabbi Shmuel, the fourth of the Lubavitch dynasty. Essays - "Im kesef talve" and "Ki Tisah", written in 1878.
58 pages, printed; [90] handwritten pages. 21.5 cm. High-quality paper, fair condition, worm damages (on text). New binding.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 318.

Manuscript, "copy of a letter by the Lubavitch Rebbe", Shalom Dov Ber Schneerson – a copy of his historical letter written on the 10 th of Tamuz 1899.
Among other things he writes: "…Even if these people completely fulfilled G-d's will and his Torah, and even if there were grounds for thinking that they would reach their goal, we are not to heed them in this matter to achieve our redemption by our own strength. Behold, we are not allowed to force the redemption even by insistent entreaties… how much more so by force and material schemes… i.e. we are not allowed to force our way out of exile and this will not be our redemption…". Further in the letter, the Rashab sharply criticizes the Zionist leaders who blaspheme basic Jewish beliefs and fight to destroy the education of Torah and fear of Heaven to exchange it for the "Torah" of the new nationalism.
Written on official stationery of Rabbi "Pesach ben Rabbi Chanoch Hendel Freidland" from the city of Kremenchuk. Rabbi Pesach Freidland (1869-1942), son of Rabbi Chanoch Hendel Freidland [1850-1914, Av Beit Din of Porechye, Babruysk region], student at the Volozhin Yeshiva. A founder of the Zionist Union Nes Tziona. Delegate at the convention of Jewish Public Activists from the entire Tsarist Russia who convened in Kovno in 1910. He was an active member of the Mizrachi Union from the beginning of its establishment. Delegate of the Mizrachi convention in Lida in 1903 and a Mizrachi delegate to all the Zionist congresses from the second congress until the thirteenth. In 1922, he moved to Jerusalem and was one of the founders of the Mizrachi Bank.
4 pages, 21 cm. good condition.