Mikdash Hashem / Otzar Yesha, "Twenty-four books of the Holy Writings copied into the Roman language" – Bible in two volumes, with a Latin translation and commentary. By Sebastian Münster. Basel, 1546.
Printed from left to right. The original text and the translation are printed column by column. A separate title page for Nevi'im Rishonim and another for Nevi'im Achronim and Ketuvim, with the title "Otzar Yesha". Includes introductions in Latin and Hebrew. The Hebrew introduction derogates the Jews and elaborates the truth of the Christian faith. The commentary also bends towards Christianity. At the end of the Torah is a Hebrew and Latin section named "Ma'alat Moshe". The second volume includes sections of "Seder Olam".
Two large volumes. Volume 1: [20] leaves, 743 pages. Volume 2: [1], 747-1602 pages. 33 cm. Varying condition, good-fair. Stains and wear. Fine new brown leather bindings.

Tikkun Sofrim – Seder Parshiot Ve'Haftarot, Amsterdam, 1726. Printed at the order of the influential Chazan Shmuel Rodriguez Mindiz, Moshe Tzarfati di Girona and David Gomis da Silva. With approbations, various Piyutim and poems. Title pages with copper-etching illustrations.
Volume 3 – Devarim, bound together with two other works:
• Kibbutz Tefillot, Seder HaTikun for the eve of Hoshana Raba. Amsterdam, 1733. Printed by Avraham Atiash. According to the approbations and the introduction, this composition was "printed this first time" according to the special arrangement of prayers traditionally recited on the eve of Hoshana Raba in the “Honen Dal” society in the capital city, Hague (abbreviated different version, with the addition of Techinot-Piyutim).
• Composition of a chart showing the reading of the Torah on Festivals, and some charts in Spanish with folded leaves. With special title page. Amsterdam, 1726.
Volume 1, Bereshit-Shemot: [with two title pages; the first “Tikun Sofrim” is illustrated, and the second is "Seder Parshiot Ve'Haftarot”]. [10], 149 leaves. Volume 2, Vayikra-Bamidbar: [150]-267. Volume 3, Kibbutz Tefillot, Devarim and the chart of the parshiot: 9; [268]-327; [10]-36, [5] leaves; 16, [1] pages. [Pages 3-8 folded plates]. Volume 4, Haftarot: [1 illustrated title page], [328]-446 leaves.
4 volumes, approximately 15 cm. High-quality paper. Overall good condition. Wear and few stains. Worm holes on the text of Vol. 4. On one of the plates in volume 3 there is a tear, however- without harming the text. Gilt edges. Original leather binding (worn), with many embossed gilt adornments. Binding produced in 18th century Dutch style.

Five Books of the Torah, with the five Megillot, and Haftarot. Dyhernfurth, "as printed in Amsterdam", 1805. On the title page, the word "Amsterdam" is printed in bold letters.
Pocket edition. With vowels and Te'amim. The 613 Mitzvot are marked around the margins. Separate title page for the Haftarot.
156; 48 leaves. 13 cm. Good condition, stains. Original leather cover, with embossed gilt adornments, and owner's initials: B.S.

Five Books of the Torah, proofread according to a Tikun Sofrim, with Haftarot. Prague, [1853].
Five volumes in a pocket edition, original fine leather covers. Embossed adornments, some gilded, with names of the Chumashim on the covers' spines.
5 volumes. Bereshit: [2], 150 leaves. Shemot: 140, [4] leaves (the last four leaves: advertisement for books published by Pascheles). Vayikra: 106 leaves. Bamidbar: [1], 3-128 leaves. Devarim: 110 leaves.
11 cm. Good-very good condition. Stains. Wear in several places. Detached leaf in the Book of Devarim. Gilt edges. Minor damages on the covers.