Manuscript on parchment, Tikun Lel Shavuot. [Morocco, 19th century]. Dark parchment. First membrane on Gevil. In each Parasha appear the first three verses and the last verse. In certain Parashot appear additions. In the colophon: "…..Makhluf ben Yossef…Amen Amen Amen, Sela, Sela, Sela". Height: 13 cm. Fair-poor condition. Many lines are blurred or faded. Stains and wear.

Manuscript, Kabbalistic explanations and remazim on Bereshit. Cursive Oriental writing. [Balkan countries or North Africa? 19th/20th centuries]. Composition on combinations of the letters of Holy Names hinted in the verses of Bereshit, with explanations and expositions, by an unidentified writer. [19] leaves. 29 cm. Good condition. Stains. Unbound.

Three miniature Moroccan manuscripts: · Manuscript, novellae, Midrash Pli'aa, riddles and Piyyutim. [Morocco, 19th century]. The writer quotes many manuscripts [among them is the following: "I have found in the manuscript by R' Yehoshua Monsonigo…"; "I have found written in the manuscript of R' Shlomo son of the Rabbi Ya'avetz…."; "I have found written by R' Yedidya Tzorfati, etc.]. Signature: "Mine, G-d should protect me Eliyahu Timzagin[?]". [150] leaves. Rebound. Lacking leaves. · Manuscript, Piyyutim and bakashot. [Morocco, 19th century]. At the top of the manuscript: "The death of Moshe Rabbeinu". The writer's signatures: "Maimon Gayon". Ownership inscriptions and scribbles, ownership inscription signed "Our sages said that a person should always sign his name in his books…Ya'akov Evgi", names, with title: "This is … groom Ya'akov Evgi son of the influential wealthy… Meir Evgeri the 8th of Cheshvan 1863". Copy (in another handwriting) of a letter send to Don David Alfasi, from 1893. [98] written leaves (besides empty leaves). · Manuscript, Shiur Koma. Meknes, 1841. "Copied by Yosef Azraz". End missing. [1], 109 leaves. New binding. Three manuscripts, approximately 10-11 cm. Varying condition, good-fair. Stains, tears (in several places with damage to text). One manuscript has the original binding, the other two have new leather bindings.

Manuscript, bakashot and Piyyutim. [Marrakech, Morocco, c. 1940]. Many Piyyutim by North African sages, some in Judeo-Arabic. Contains: Bakashot for Shabbat, for olim (men called up) to the Torah, for a Brit Milah, Tefillin, etc. On the first page: "I will begin to write bakashot and Piyyutim…Shimon ben Lulu" [Rabbi Shimon Ben-Lulu, leader of the North African Jewish community in Rishon LeZion, ascended to Eretz Israel in 1949]. [99] leaves. 22 cm. Overall good condition. Stains. Tears to margins. Several torn leaves (with damage to text). Damaged binding.

Collection of manuscripts, leaves and notebooks, with Torah teachings – sermons for various events, articles, eulogies, Torah novellae, piyyutim and bakashot; sections of manuscripts on various topics; letters and documents, some with signatures of Moroccan rabbis. [Morocco and Eretz Israel, c. 1930s-1960s]. Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. A substantial part of the manuscripts and leaves were written by Rabbi Shimon Ben-Lulu or are connected to him. Rabbi Ben Lulu (1893-1975) was born in Marrakesh, Morocco and made Aliya to Israel in 1949. He settled in Rishon Letzion, established a synagogue and led the North African Jewish community in the city. Hundreds of leaves, size and condition vary.