Manuscript remnants removed from the "Binding Geniza". [Yemen and Oriental countries].
· Fragment from Sefer Shemot, Parshat BeShalach (scriptures without Targum), [14th century]. · Fragment from Yehoshua, Chapter 10 (with nikud elyon), [14th century]. · Two Fragments from Yehoshua, with Targum Yonatan (Chapter 10 and Chapter 14), [14th century]. · Fragment from Shmuel I, with Targum Yonatan (Chapter 2, 9, 21), [14th century]. · Fragment from Shoftim, with Targum Yonatan (Chapter 4). · Fragment from Ovadia, with Targum Yonatan ,[15th century].
9 leaf sections in varying conditions.

Collection of ancient manuscript leaf remnants removed from the "Binding Geniza". [Yemen].
Contains fragments from several manuscripts: · Mishne Torah LeHaRambam – Sefer Tahara (Hilchot Tum'at Ochlim and Hilchot Kelim). · Judeo-Arabic composition (on Sefer HaMitzvot LeHaRambam?). · Fragment from the Taj.
Approximately 20 leaves and leaf sections. Varied damages sustained by binding.

Manuscript, Magid Mesharim, explaining hidden interpretations of the Torah Part 1 (Parshiot Bereshit-Metzora). El-Said, [Yemen, c. 17th/18th century].
Copy of the first edition of the book, printed in the city of Lublin in 1646, at which time the first volume of the book was printed, from Bereshit until the beginning of Parshat Metzorah. [Part 2 was later printed in Venice in 1649]. this work was composed of teachings of the "Magid" sent to Rabbi Yosef Karo, author of Beit Yosef from Above to impart to him the hidden secrets of the Torah.
On the title page are various allusions to the name of the scribe and the name of the influential person for whom the book was written.
104 leaves, (lacking most of Parshat Metzorah). 16.5 cm. Fair-poor condition, stains and wear, worming and wear. Ancient leather binding, damaged and worn.
Glued on the endpapers are ancient manuscript remnants from the book Midrash HaGadol on Parshat Bereshit.

Manuscript, Rashi commentary on the Torah, three Megillot (Shir HaShirim, Ruth and Kohelet) with Rashi commentary. Yemen, 1837.
With marginalia of commentaries, additions and omissions. Copied at the end of Vayikra is a tale about Rav Cahane and his son Salik. On the last leaf in a different handwriting is a poem of bakasha of the laws of shechita by Rabbi Yisrael Najara.
Several colophons by the writer, Rabbi Zecharya El-Medavi who wrote the book for the brothers Se'adya and Chasdai, sons of Yosef HaLevi El-Arusi. At the end of the book is a colophon with mention of "Sa'id, Ebn Yosef, Ebn Saliman, Abuha Gamil, Ebn Yosef, Ebn Sa'id, Ebn Saliman, El-Levi El-Arusi".
[267] leaves; [2], 2-36, [4] leaves (several leaves missing in the middle, in Parshat Bechukotai and in other places). 20 cm. Fair condition, much wear and stains, detached leaves. Tears and damages to text. Few worm damages. Ancient, worn leather binding, stuffed with very ancient manuscript leaves. (the inner leaves were not inspected. Visible leaves: sections of Mishne Torah L'HaRambam, Chapter 8 of Hilchot Zechiya and Matana, in a very ancient handwriting from c. 13th/14th century).
the date 1837 is written in the margins of the colophon in a different handwriting, and possibly the books themselves were written at an earlier time.

Two manuscripts of the book of Haftarot. Yemen, 19th century:
· Manuscript, book of Haftarot, Scripture and Targum. Yemen, 1849.
On the last leaf is an interesting colophon by the scribe Rabbi "Chasan ben Ya'ish", who wrote the book for Rabbi "Yichye ben Saliman El-Kahalani". In the colophon, he complains of his great poverty: "(lacks means) for a quill and ink to write, and his sons and daughters have not food to eat to satiation, nor clothing (for protection) from the cold, and they are waiting for salvation…". Between Leaf 109 and Leaf 110 [3] leaves are bound with the Haftarah for the eight day of Passover, with a colophon. 109, [3], 110-132 leaves. Approximately 23 cm. Good-fair condition, stains and wear, worming. Worn leather binding.
· Manuscript, book of Haftarot, Scripture and Targum, [Yemen, c. 19th century]. 113 leaves (incomplete manuscript, lacking leaves at the end), approximately 25 cm. Good-fair condition, stains and wear, worn leather binding. Very ancient manuscript leaves stuff the binding (commentary on the Mishna in Arabic?).