Seven books from the 18th century:
1. Kreiti U'Pleiti, Part 1, Yoreh De'ah, by Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeschütz. Altona, [1763]. First edition, printed in the author's lifetime and the first and only halachic composition authored by Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeschütz which was printed in his lifetime [besides for polemic books and compilations of his novellae heard by others]. Stamp of Rabbi "Ben Zion Schneiders" [Av Beit Din of Ráb].
2. Me'il Tzedaka responsa, by Rabbi Yonah Landsofer. Prague, [1756]. At the end of the book is a "Kuntress compiled from the books of Euclid" with geometric sketches. Signatures of Rabbi Zvi Hirsh son of R' Wolf Tevin Av Beit Din of Lovasberény (Lauschbrünn) [see: Ishim B'Teshuvot Chatam Sofer, p. 351].
3. Birkat Ya'akov, commentary on Choshen Mishpat, by Rabbi Ya'akov Av Beit Din of Tuchin. Lvov, 1786. Variant of the 1784 edition [see Bibliography of the Hebrew Book, Record no. 0162039].
4. Sha'arei Binah, commentary on Sha'arei Shevuot attributed to the Rif, by Rabbi Yoav of Zelem Av Beit Din of Mattersdorf. Vienna, [1792]. Ownership inscriptions.
5. Igeret Shmuel, commentary on Megillat Ruth, by Rabbi Shmuel Ozida. Zhovkva, [1800]. Self-dedication on title page: "…Given to me as a gift by…R' Yechezkel Deutsch, Menacham Deutsch " [Rabbi Menachem Deutsch, disciple of the Ktav Sofer, Av Beit Din of Bačka Palanka, author of She'erit Menachem].
6. Nahar Pishon, homilies on the Torah, by Rabbi Yitzchak Abuhav. Zhovkva, 1806. Stamps and ownership inscriptions. Among them: "This book…belongs to R' Shimon Proper [from Uzhhorod (Ungvar)], and I attest to this Leib Proper".
7. Ateret Paz, novellae on Tractate Betzah, and Rimon Peretz, novellae on Tractate Ketubot, by Rabbi Peretz Zovel Eiger. Altona, [1823]. Separate title pages for each book. Signatures of Rabbi "Wolf Pappenheim" [of Pressburg, see Ishim B'Teshuvot Chatam Sofer, p. 130].
Seven books. Size and condition vary.

Keter Kehuna - Josippon, Part 1; and Keter Malchut – Part 2 of Josippon, titled She'erit Yisrael. Amsterdam, [1743]. Approbation by Rabbi Aryeh Leib, Rabbi of Amsterdam [son-in-law of Chacham Zvi].
Both books are in Yiddish, with fine woodcut illustrations. Separate title page for each part. Handsome copy, with an original binding.
[4], 244; [4], 148 leaves. Good condition. Stains. Ownership inscriptions. Stamps. Original ornamented leather binding, with remnants of metal clasps.

Three books printed in Turkey:
1. Bnei Ya'akov, commentary on Sefer Ha'Itur and responsa, by Rabbi Ya'akov Sassoon. Constantinople, [1714]. Ownership inscription on title page: "This book was purchased by Mr. Shmuel Amato…Yedidya Tarika" [Rabbi Yedidya Tarika, a scholar from Turkey and Greece, Rabbi of Rhodes, author of Ben Yedid, Chelko shel Yedid, etc.]. Several glosses, apparently in his handwriting.
2. Chemdat Yamim, musar and Kabbalistic conduct according to the Ari, Part 3, on the Festivals. Constantinople, [1735]. Second edition. [Two glosses in Oriental handwriting: on Leaf 23 is an illustration of a Seder Plate, a long gloss appears on Leaf 31].
3. Etz Chaim, homilies on the Torah, by Rabbi Chaim Abulafia. Izmir, [1729]. Lacking 5 leaves [95, 137, 138, 9, 10]. Leaves 37-66 of the second pagination were bound twice. Without title page. Inscriptions and signatures on title page.
3 books. Size and condition vary.

Six books printed in Turkey and in Salonika:
1. Torat Chaim, Part 2, responsa, by Rabbi Chaim Shabtai [the Maharchash]. Salonika, [1715].
2. Tzror HaKesef, responsa on the four Turim, by Rabbi Chaim Avraham Gotinyu. Salonika, [1756].
3. Etz Chaim, in Bereshit, by Rabbi Angil ben Chaim. Salonika, [1772]. The last 39 leaves have a special title page: Sefer Ya'akov Chevel. Lacking the 2 last leaves.
4. Beit Dino shel Shlomo, by Rabbi Refael Shlomo Laniado. Constantinople, [1775]. Bound with Lechem Shlomo by Rabbi Refael Shlomo Laniado. Constantinople, [1775].
5. Mahardach responsa, by Rabbi David HaCohen of Corfu. Salonika, [1803]. Lacking title page.
6. Chikekei Lev, Part 1, responsa, by Rabbi Chaim Falagi. Salonika, [1840]. The third book printed by Rabbi Falagi - the numeral 3 is marked on the title page.
Six books. Size and condition vary. Signatures, stamps and ownership inscriptions.

Two books of responsa - two of the first compositions authored by Rabbi Chaim Falagi, Rabbi of Izmir:
1. Lev Chaim responsa. Part 1, on Orach Chaim, with Tikun HaBayit [completions to the Me'eri commentary on Tractate Avot]. Thessaloniki, [1823].
2. Chikekei Lev, Part 1. Responsa on Orach Chaim, Yoreh Deah and Even HaEzer. Thessaloniki, [1840]. (On the margin of the title page is the number 3 - i.e. the third book by the author).
Two books, high-quality paper. Fair condition. Dampness marks and wear. Damaged bindings. Both books have signatures and stamps of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Weiss, rabbi in Kisvárda (Kleinwardein).