Sefer Dikdukei Rashi, super commentary to Rashi on the Pentateuch. Riva di Trento, 1560. First edition.
In the preface, the publisher, Dr. Jacob Marcaria states that since R. Joseph Ottolenghi was about to issue a compendium of explanations by R. Elijah Mizrahi, the present work is printed to serve a similar purpose.
This work is anonymous. There are those who attribute it to R. Joseph Ottolenghi, Rosh Yeshiva of Cremona. (See Yodea Sefer, p. 72, item 402). The Bibliography of the Hebrew book posits that the style of the preface implies that R. Jacob Marcaria himself was the author of the work. It suggests that in the process of publishing the abbreviation of the commentary of R. Elijah Mizrahi (which was authored by R. Joseph Ottolenghi), R. Jacob composed this work on the grammatical aspects of Rashi's commentary.
However, these are those who attribute the volume's authorship to R. Eliyahu Bachur (Elia Levita). See the introduction of Yaakov Shlomo Biegeleisen to the Artscroll-Mesorah edition of the volume (New York, 1988), which states that the library of the Talmud Torah in Livorno contains a copy with a handwritten note on the flyleaf that the author is "the great grammarian R. Eliyahu Halevi Ashkenazi", who wrote in his Sefer Habachur (article 3, end of principle 11), "I have already begun to prepare another volume in which I will elucidate all the words of Rashi that discuss Biblical grammar…" (A copy of this note appears in the Artscroll edition of this volume).
48 leaves. 21 cm. High-quality light paper. Good condition. Stains. Final pages with dark stains. New elaborate leather binding. Bookplate.
Provenance: Toaff family collection.

Sefer Hashorashim / Dictionarium Hebraicum, by Sebastian Munster. Basel: Johann Froben, 1564. Latin and Hebrew.
Hebrew-Latin dictionary by Sebastian Munster, based in part on David Kimchi's "Sefer HaShorashim". With a short Hebrew introduction by Munster.
[496] leaves. 16.5 cm. Good condition. High-quality thick paper. Slight staining. Handwritten inscriptions. Original vellum binding; slightly damaged.

Three books by R. Ovadia Seforno (Sforno) - first editions, bound together:
* Commentary on the Torah by R. Ovadia Seforno. Venice: Giovanni Gryphio, 1567.
* Commentary on Shir Hashirim and Kohelet by R. Ovadia Seforno. Venice: Giovanni Gryphio, 1567.
* Commentary on Tehillim by R. Ovadia Seforno. Venice: Zuan (Giovanni) di Gara, 1586.
Three books bound together. 92; 16; 92 leaves. 20 cm. Good-fair overall condition. Stains and wear. Tear to the margin of the first title page. Several shaved margins with slight damage to titles. Slight worming. Censor's erasures. Binding with ancient leather spine; damaged.

Three books bound together, printed during the 16th century:
* Sefer Devek Tov, commentary on Rashi's commentary on the Torah, by R. Shimon Aushenburg Halevi. Venice: Giovanni di Gara, 1588. First edition. Colophon on the last page: "This book was completed in the month of Av, (August), and in the same month the author travelled to Eretz Israel… may G-d grant him success, Amen". On page 28b is an illustration of Jacob's ladder. On page 113a is a map of Eretz Israel (not included in the Weintraub catalogue).
* Responsa She'erit Yosef, by R. Yosef Katz. Krakow: Isaac Prostitz, [1590].
* Responsa of R. Nissim Gerondi (the Ran). [Rome, 1545-1546. Printing house of Isaac ben Immanuel de Lattes, Benjamin ben Joseph d'Arignano and Antonio Bladao]. On the first title page are several ownership inscriptions and signatures: "Moshe Felsburg"; "belongs to R. Leib…". The final page of Sefer Devek Tov states that "this all-inclusive volume" belongs to "the gaon R. Meir Felsburg". Other signatures ("Meir Felsburg") are found on the blank pages at the end of the book.
Three books bound together. Sefer Devek Tov: 131 leaves (complete). Responsa She'erit Yosef: missing pages at the end of the book. 92; 28 leaves (pages 22-23 of the second pagination have large tears with damage to text). Originally: 92; 32 leaves. Responsa Haran: 3-173, [33] pages. Title page missing. Originally: 173, [33] leaves. 18.5 cm. Most of the pages in good condition; some in fair condition. Stains, tears and wear. Several pages have particularly dark stains. Tears with damage to text on several pages, repaired with added paper. Old binding; damaged.

Three books printed in Krakow in the printing house of Isaac Prostitz, bound in a single volume (original binding):
* Sefer Tola'at Yaakov, commentary on the prayers "in four ways: simple, hints, laws and hidden", from the Kabbalsit R. Meir Ibn Gabbai. Krakow, [1581]. Second edition.
* Sefer Pirkei Avot with the commentary Mincha Chadasha by R. Yechiel ben Yedidya "Known as Michel Marptschik (of Moravia)". Krakow, [1576?]
* Sefer Toras Hachatas by R. Moshe Isserlis (the Rema). [Krakow, 1577]. Second edition.
On a page preceding the title page is an ownership inscription that the book belonged to R. Aharon David Deutsch, rabbi of Balassagyarmat, Hungary, author of "Goren David". The first and second title pages contain the signature of R. "Yissachar Dov son of Yehuda Leib Jeitteles". Sefer Toras Hachatas contains glosses in old Ashkenazic script contemporary to the printing. The glosses are all corrections from the errata pages included at the end of the volume.
Three books bound together. Sefer Tola'at Yaakov: 84 leaves (complete). Sefer Pirkei Avot: 84 leaves (complete). Sefer Toras Hachatas: 2-3, [5]-84; 1-16, 18-19, [1] leaves. (Originally: 84, 19, [1] leaves. Missing: title page, page 4 from the first pagination and page 17 from the second pagination). 19.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Tears to the first title page. This title page and the leaf preceding it are detached. Stains and wear. Repaired tears to a number of pages. Original binding (vellum-covered wood), partially detached, with worming, stains and damage. Remainders of clasps.