Tikunei HaZohar. Constantinople, [1719]. Printed by Yonah ben Ya'akov.
On the endpapers are long inscriptions of kabbalistic Torah novellae in Ashkenazi handwriting [Tiberias? 19th century]. On the title page and on the leaves are ownership inscriptions and stamps of the Kloiz of the Chernobyl Chassidim in Tiberias and (unsigned) ownership inscriptions from 1872 of the person who bought the book from the Kloiz by exchanging it for a newer edition with the approval of the gaba'im of the kloiz. On the margins are many notations and corrections in Ashkenazi writing by several writers from the 18th and 19th centuries. Ancient signature in the center of the title page "Yitzchak of the Levi family".
[6], 160 leaves. 20 cm. Fair condition. Wear and stains. Worn binding.

Kalach (138) Pitchei Chochma, kabbalistic topics, by R. Moshe Chaim Luzzatto - the Ramchal. Korets, 1785. First edition.
Approbation by R. Ya'akov Yosef son of R. Yehuda Leib of Ostroh, disciple of the Magid of Mezeritch.
On the title page are signatures of R. "Natan Koronil" and of R. "Yehuda Leib son of A. Mordechai of the family of Shalom Epstein of Grodno". On the leaves preceding the title page are long kabbalistic inscriptions in Rashi script [apparently in the handwriting of Rabbi Natan Koronil]. In the book are short corrections in Rashi script and in Ashkenazi handwriting.
Rabbi Nachman Natan Koronil (1810-1890), born in Amsterdam, was a Torah scholar and kabbalist. He authored books and published early manuscripts. He also studied kabbala together with his friends, R. Eliezer Bergman, R. Yehosef Schwarz and R. Binyamin Lilienthal.
116 leaves. 20 cm. Fair condition. Heavy wear and slight worming. On leaf 18 some words are replaced by hand. Worn binding with leather spine.
Variant - In this copy, the introduction of the publisher (page 2/a) was not printed, and the page remained empty, bearing a censorship stamp and signature affirming that the book was inspected by the censor.

Five books from the libraries of the members of the Weil family of Karlsruhe, descendants of the author of Korban Netanel. Including a book with the signature and glosses of R. Yedidya Tia Weil, Rabbi of Karlsruhe, and illustrious disciple of R. Jonathan Eybeschutz.
1. Yeshu'ah B'Yisrael on the laws of Kiddush HaChodesh by the Rambam. Frankfurt am Main, 1720. Illustrated title page, figures of Moshe and Aharon, David and Yehonatan. Astronomical illustrations. On the title page is a signature of "Tia son of R. Netanel Weil". Several glosses in his handwriting.
[4], 58, [1] leaves. 31.5 cm. Fair condition, open tears to the upper corners of the first 20 leaves. Stains and wear. Old torn binding, with gluings. [The last leaf with omissions and revisions is rare and does not appear in most copies].
2. Mashmi'a Yeshua, explanations of Talmudic sayings and the Midrash related to the Redemption, by R. Isaac Abarbanel. [Amsterdam], [1644]. Cutoff signature on title page, and ownership inscription: "Belongs to Ya'akov Weil of Karlsruhe".
83, [1] leaves. 19 cm. Good condition. Stains. Wear damages on leaf 2. New binding.
3-4. Or Chachamim, Talmudic halachic novellae, by R. Benjamin Katzenelnbogen. Frankfurt an der Oder, [1752]. On the title page is a cutoff dedication in the handwriting of R. "Yosef son of R. Lima --- of Amsterdam", who dedicated the book to R. Eliya[hu] Weil.
· Bound with: Chiddushei Halachot Part 2, by R. Yitzchak HaLevi, brother and teacher of the author of Turei Zahav. Neuwied, 1736.
[1], 55 leaves; 32 leaves. 31 cm. Good condition. Stains and wear. Old worn detached binding.
5. Shivah Shitot L'Harashba, novellae of the Rashba on seven Talmudic tractates. Constantinople, [1720]. First edition. On the title page is the signature of R. Ya'akov Weil, and a nice dedication handwritten and signed by R. Moshe of Gîlgău, author of the book Chevel L'Hachyot, to his brother-in-law R. Shimon son of Itzik Kalkar - "Rashba Kalkari". Hamburg 1808.
[2], 191 leaves. 30 cm. Good condition, minor worming. New binding.
R. Yedidya Tia Weil (1722-1806), leading Torah scholar in his times, son of R. Netanel Weil, author of Korban Netanel and prominent disciple of Rabbi Jonathan Eybeschutz. He exchanged halachic correspondence with the author of the Noda B'Yehudah and with the author of the Hafla'ah. From 1770, he succeeded his father as Rabbi of Karlsruhe and Baden. In his lifetime, only his anonymous commentary, Marbeh LeSaper on the Passover Haggadah was printed, however currently, many of his manuscripts are being printed.

Sefer HaMenucha, novellae on the Rambam [Hilchot Chametz U'Matzah, Shofar and Succah], by Rabbi Mano'ach of Narbonne. Constantinople, 1718. Decorated title page. Ownership inscription on title page: "David Deutsch". On the front flyleaf are various signatures and ownership inscriptions.
R. David Deutsch (1756-1831, Ishim B'Teshuvot Chatam Sofer, p. 113), author of Ohel David. Renowned Torah scholar, disciple of the Maharam Barabi in Pressburg and of the Nodah B'Yehuda in Prague. He served as Rabbi of Jamnitz, Frauenkirchen and Dunaszerdahely (Dunajská Streda). From 1810 until his death, he served as Rabbi of Nowe Miasto (Ir Chadash). Some of his Talmudic novellae was printed in his Ohel David books. He exchanged a prolific halachic correspondence with the leading Torah figures of his times, such as the Nodah B'Yehuda, the Chatam Sofer and the author of Yismach Moshe. The Chatam Sofer wrote an approbation on his book: "That tsaddik, holy Jew, genius… I saw in it (the book) wonderful things…We are privileged to merit his words and his light…his merit should protect us from all harm".
56 leaves. 19 cm. Fair-good condition, wear and stains. Worn binding.