Manuscript, Ta'amei Matamim, anthologies and novellae. [Yemen, c. 1835]. With many marginalia, added by the author of the book itself. Anthologies and novellae, Kabbalistic matters and homiletics, laws and ta'amim of customs, remazim and segulot, commentaries, mussar and tales. Piyyutim, prayers and commentary on the Hosha'anot, Megillat Antiyochus and Shabbat songs. A poem on the six Sidrei Mishnah. Glossary of foreign words, etc. In these compilations and in the glosses are teachings and novellae cited from many books [books of the Chida, from Ateret Zvi by Rabbi Zvi Hirsh of Zhydachiv and other early books and Chassidic books], and many teachings heard from Yemenite sages: The Maharitz and his grandson Maritz son of Rabbi Ya'akov, Rabbi Yosef Tzarem, Rabbi Yichye Bashiri and his book Chavetzelet HaSharon, Rabbi Se'adya El Darmari, Rabbi Se'adya HaShalem, Rabbi Se'adya Elager, Rabbi Yosef Elchatzeri, Rabbi Yehuda Chaki, Rabbi Se'adya Machmon in the name of Rabbi Y.Y. Chemdi, etc. [Some citations were heard directly from rabbis by the writer]. [160] leaves, (most leaves are not numbered – many leaves are missing in the middle and at the end). 16.5 cm. Fair condition, detached leaves and signatures. Wear and stains. Worming. Major worming to some leaves with damages to text. Unbound. One gloss is dated 1838. The manuscript itself was written earlier and later the writer added many more glosses and anthologies. The book Ateret Zvi was first printed in 1834, therefore this manuscript was written between 1834 and 1838.

Manuscript on a parchment scroll, Targum Jonathan ben Uzziel on the Haftarot of Sefer Bereshit (Genesis). [Yemen, 19th/20th century?]. Partially vowelized. Title of the first column: "I begin to write the Targum [translation] by Jonathan ben Uzziel of Haftarot for the whole year…". The manuscript ends in the middle of Haftarat "Chaye Sarah". Height of parchment: 13 cm. Good condition. Stains. Parchment is cut irregularly.

Manuscript, three Megillot – Shir HaShirim, Ruth, Kohelet, with Targum and Rashi commentary; Tikun Lel Shavuot. [Yemen], 1904. Full manuscript, attractive scribal writing, vowelized, with te’amim. Illustrated title page at the beginning of the manuscript. Colophon: "The task was completed… Wednesday the 24th of the month of Adar Aleph 1904… and I the writer… Sari ebn Sari Omri Yatz". Various inscriptions on the empty leaves at the beginning and end. [75] leaves. 22.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Light worming. Contemporary leather binding, with leather clasps [damaged].

Manuscript, Diwan – songs and piyyutim. [Yemen, 20th century]. Long narrow format. Partially vowelized. Piyyutim for Shabbat, various occasions and festivals. With index of poems at the end. [70] leaves. Height: 24 cm, width: 9 cm. Good condition, stains. New binding.