Netivot HaMishpat, novellae and commentaries on Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, two parts, by R. Yaakov Lorberbaum Rabbi of Lissa (Leszno). Lviv, 1836.
Two parts in one volume.
This edition contains many additions, omissions and changes in comparison to the first editions of the book. These changes – printed for the first time in this edition – were made following the arguments of the Ketzot HaChoshen in his Meshovev Netivot.
Stamps in Hebrew and Latin characters of Rebbe Yehuda (R. Yehuda'le) Horowitz-Hager of Dzikov on the title page and other leaves: "Yehuda Hager, dayan Klausenburg". The book contains several scholarly glosses, including lengthy glosses, handwritten by R. Yehuda'le. These glosses were presumably never printed.
This copy belonged to R. Yechiel Michel Tobias, rabbi of Vaslui, and to his son-in-law R. Matityahu Landau. Their signatures appear on the flyleaf and title pages.
See Hebrew text regarding the match between R. Matityahu Landau and the daughter of R. Yechiel Michel Tobias, which was arranged with the purpose of restoring peace between the two rabbis of Yas.
Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz-Hager of Dzikov (1905-1989), dayan and posek in Klausenburg and later lecturer in the Beit Yosef Tzvi (Dushinsky) yeshiva in Jerusalem. A close associate of the Chazon Ish. Served as rebbe in London is his final years.
[1], 107, [1], 89 leaves. Separate title page for part II. 39 cm. Good-fair condition. Dampstains. Wear. Worming to most of book. Tears to several leaves. Tears and worming to title page, inner margins repaired with tape. New leather binding.

Luchot Edut, essays and rabbinic letters regarding the polemic against the amulets of R. Yehonatan Eybeschutz. Zhovkva, 1868.
Signature and ownership inscription of R. Yaakov Ketina (d. 1890), close disciple of the Divrei Chaim of Sanz and head of the Khust Beit Din.
[80] leaves. 18 cm. Several leaves bound out of sequence. Fair-good condition. Stains, including large dampstains. Tears and wear. Minor worming. Handwritten inscriptions. Worn and torn binding.
Enclosed: expert's report authenticating the signature of R. Yaakov Ketina.

Ketonet Pasim, homiletics on the Books of Vayikra and Bamidbar, by R. Yaakov Yosef HaKohen Katz, rabbi of Polonne, disciple of the Baal Shem Tov and author of Toldot Yaakov Yosef. Lviv, 1866. First edition.
Copy of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Sadigura (1894-1969, last rebbe of the Tchortkov dynasty), with his stamp on the title page: "R. Shomo Friedman of Tchortkov".
Other stamps.
[1], 49 leaves. 23 cm. Overall good condition. Stains and wear. Wear and creases to title page. Worming, slightly affecting text on final leaf. New binding.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 245.

Manuscript, Zot Zikaron – Avnei Zikaron on the laws of Shechitah and Terefot, by R. Shmuel Barzani (Adoni). Harir, Iraqi Kurdistan, [ca. 1660]. Title page of part II within decorative, colored frame.
Part I – Zot Zikaron, laws of Shechitah; Part II – Avnei Zikaron, laws of Terefot.
Neatly transcribed by R. Pinchas Hariri (ca. 1640 – ca. 1711), a prominent Kurdish rabbi. His signature appears on the title page of part II and in the colophon on the final leaf.
The author, R. Shmuel Adoni-Barzani (d. 1633), was a leading Kurdish rabbi. Prominent Torah scholar and kabbalist, renowned as a wonder-worker. He established a large yeshiva in Mosul. Some of his compositions, including Avnei Zikaron, were first published based on manuscripts in 2003.
The present transcript of the work is almost complete, presumably lacking only the first title page and preface to the laws of Shechitah.
[44] leaves. Approx. 14 cm. Fair condition. Dark stains, wear and open tears, affecting text. Old paper repairs. New card binding.
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Michael Krupp.