Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, according to the customs of Riesen (Belarussia), Lita (Lithuania), Poland, Pihm (Bohemia) and Mehren (Moravia) - i.e. minhag Ashkenaz as practiced in Eastern Europe. Includes Yiddish translation. Zhitomir: R. Chanina Lipa and R. Yehoshua Heschel Shapira, grandsons of the rabbi of Slavita, 1865.
Part of the title page is printed in red ink.
154 leaves. 28 cm. Good condition. Stains. New binding.
Both the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book and the NLI catalogue list only the second volume of the machzor for Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot.

Complete set of Talmud Yerushalmi, Zhitomir: the brothers R. Chanina Lipa and R. Yehoshua Heshel Shapira, grandsons of the Slavita Rabbi, 1860-1867. Four volumes.
Five parts in four volumes.
4 volumes. Approximately 37 cm. Overall good condition. Stains. Old bindings, partially detached, lacking spine.

Three volumes printed in Russia-Poland, early 19th century.
1-2. Sefer Yalkut Chadash, a compilation of medrashic interpretations, Zohar and Kabbalistic works [alphabetically organized], by R. Yisrael ben Binyamin of Belzec. Radyvyliv, [1814-1818].
Brought to print by R. Yosef Yoska of Voltchisk, with the approbation of his father, R. Mordechai of Kremnitz (1746-1820, son of R. Yechiel Michel, the Maggid of Zlotchov). The final page contains an interesting essay regarding the serious errors found in the Jewish calendars commonly printed in prayerbooks and bibles. It is interesting to note that two years later, in 1820, the siddur "Tefilla Yeshara" was printed in Radyvyliv. It was among the first Chassidic prayerbooks, and became known as "the Radvill siddur". The siddur was meticulously edited, proofread and brought to print by R. Mordechai of Kremnitz, under the supervision of Rebbe Avraham Yehoshua Heschel of Apta (Opatow), author of "Ohev Yisrael".
Bound with: Sefer Nisyonot Avraham, a commentary on the grammatical aspects of Rashi's commentary on the Prophets and the Talmud, by R. Avraham Luria of Shad (Seda, Lithuania). Vilna, [1821].
[1], 146; [2], 44 (i.e. 34) leaves. Faulty pagination. 21 cm. Good condition. Light blue pages. Stains and worming. Tears to a number of pages with damage to the text. First pages have been repaired with paper. Inscriptions, signatures and stamps. Original binding; damaged.
3. Sifri, part II, on Sefer Devarim, with the Zera Avraham commentary by R. Avraham Yekutiel Zalman Lichtenstein. Radyvyliv, [1820].
Copy that belonged to Rebbe Moshe of Pilov (Pulawy), author of Medrash Moshe (1859-1929). His stamp is found on page 106a and page 110b.
[2], 110 leaves. Faulty pagination. Leaves 68 and 67 appear twice, also between leaves 62 and 63. 36.5 cm. Most pages in good condition. Several pages in fair condition; worming with damage to text. Stains. Ancient binding.
Variant. This copy contains the place and date of publication on the title page as well as approbations; these are missing in some other copies. [The first volume on Sefer Bamidbar was printed in Dyhernfurth (Brzeg Dolny), 1811].
Less than ten books were printed in Radyvyliv (see enclosed material); two of which are offered here.

Single volume containing two books printed in Salonika:
* Sefer Ner Mitzvah, commentary on the Azharot (commandments) of R. Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, by R. Moshe Pizanti. [Salonika: Yosef ben Yitzchak Yaavetz, 1569].
* Sefer Yesha Elokim, commentary on the Hoshanna prayers and piyyutim, by R. Moshe Pizanti. Salonika: Yosef ben Yitzchak Yaavetz, [1569].
Single volume containing two books: Ner Mitzvah (incomplete): 6-7, 9-68 leaves (originally 68 leaves). Missing leaves 1-5 and 8. Yesha Elokim (complete): 32 leaves. 20 cm. Fair-poor condition. Wear and large tears to several pages, with slight textual damage. Extensive staining. Large dampstains and mold signs. Loose and detached pages. Old binding; worn and detached.