Ge'ulat Yisrael, Part 1-2, compilations from the teachings of the Ba'al Shem Tov and Chassidic leaders elucidating verses, sayings of Chazal and midrashim. "As printed in Amsterdam" [Ostroh, 1821]. First edition.
Bound with: Copy (missing title page) of the pamphlets Ruach Chaim and Kanfei Ruach, a eulogy on Rabbi Chaim Davidson Av Beit Din of Warsaw, by Rabbi Binyamin David Rabinowitz. [Warsaw, 1854].
[2], 31 leaves; (missing 2 leaves: title page and introduction to Part 2), 25 leaves; 2-11 leaves. 21 cm. Bluish-green paper, fair condition, stains and restored damages (several leaves with damages to text). New binding with leather spine.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 107. Rare Chassidic book which has not been offered at an auction. Most subsequent editions contain only part of this book. Its first part was printed with the title Pitgamin Kadishin.

Yishmach Moshe, on Bereshit. By Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum Av Beit Din of Ujhely. Lemberg, 1848. First edition.
the author, Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum Av Beit Din Ujhely (1756-1841) was called by the name of his famous book, the Yismach Moshe. He was born in Poland and from his youth was privileged to study in the Beit Midrash of the Vilna Gaon. Served as Rabbi of Sieniawa and Ujhely, he exchanged halachic correspondence with leading rabbis in his times (the Chatam Sofer an others). In his later years he was drawn to Chassidism (after his daughter's marriage to Rabbi Aryeh Leib, author of Aryeh Devei Ila'i, who accompanied him on his travels to Lublin) and he became a disciple of the Chozeh of Lublin and the Ohev Yisrael of Apta.
In 1808, he was appointed Rabbi of Ujhely and thereafter spread Chassidism in Hungary. He was renowned as a prominent rebbe and wonder-worker and wrote many amulets. Among his books: Heshiv Moshe halachic responsa, Yismach Moshe, and Tefillah L'Moshe. Among his descendants are the Rebbes of Siget and Satmar and other prominent Hassidic dynasties.
Many ownership inscriptions: "Asher Yeshaya Schwartz", Yitzchak Isaac Schwartz", "Moshe David Freidman ben Rabbi Ya'akov Peretz…", "Mordechai Avraham Truk", "Chaim Shnitzer", "Aharon Shmuel Deutch", etc.
[1], 117 leaves. 24 cm. Good-fair condition, wear and stains. Ancient binding, damaged.
Stefansky Chassidut no. 239.

Likutim by Rabbi Hai Gaon, Kabbalistic matters and prayers, "Explanations on the 42 Letter Name, deep secrets, new and very wonderful things", with additional Kabbalistic compilations: Sha'ar HaShamayim by Rabbi Yosef Giktilia, Likutei Shem Tov, Ma'amar Ploni Almoni, on the 10 Sefirot and Names. Tefillat R' Ya'akov Yasgova [of Strzegowo], Sefer Ha'Iyun L'Rav Chamai Gaon, "Secrets by the Kabbalist Chacham Yosef Giktilia" on the mitzvoth, and "Booklet by Rabbi S.T. from the Rashba" explanations of Torah secrets by the Ramban. [Warsaw, 1798]. First edition.
Printed by the Magid Rabbi Yisrael of Koznitz, from manuscripts hidden in his possession, edited by his disciple and personal scribe Rabbi Gavriel of Warsaw. With the approbation of the Magid of Koznitz printed on the verso of the title page. He writes that the manuscript and its printing were performed by his instructions and that Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdychiv also agreed to print the book, "And with the permission of… Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Av Beit Din of Berdychiv".
[1], 46 leaves. 17 cm. On Leaf 36 is an Ilan Sefirot, large and folded. Good-fair condition, major wear and stains. Various ancient signatures. Worn detached binding.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 305.