HaMekach VehaMimkar, by R. Hai Gaon. Venice: Zuan di Gara, 1602. First edition.
Ownership inscriptions with names of Tunisian rabbis on the title page: "R. Avraham Abukara" (possibly R. Avraham Abukara author of Ben Avraham, Livorno 1882), "R. Moshe Zemmour" (presumably R. Moshe Zemmour, a dayan of Tunis in the 19th century, author of Ben Mazeh, Tunis 1894).
Two glosses (on leaves 93 and 96).
97, [1] leaves. 19 cm. Fair condition. Stains and wear. Worming, affecting text. Small marginal tears to title page and several other leaves, affecting title page border. Old, worn binding.

Bayit Ne'eman, homilies about Torah, worship of G-d and lovingkindness, by R. Yitzchak Beja. Venice: Giovanni Cajon, 1621. Only edition.
The author, R. Yitzchak Beja, was a preacher and Torah disseminator in Nikopol (Bulgaria). He relates his life story in the preface.
Signature on title page.
118 leaves. 27 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Traces of past dampness and mold stains to several leaves. Open tears and extensive worming to title page and many other leaves, with significant damage to text, repaired with paper (including photocopy replacement of parts of title border). Entire book professionally restored, cleaned and remargined. Glosses and inscriptions (late). New binding.

Shaarei Orah, principles of Kabbalah, by R. Yosef Gikatilla. Riva di Trento: [Jacob Marcaria, 1561]. First edition.
Signatures and glosses in Italian script.
84 leaves. 20 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains (including many dampstains). Small marginal tears to title page, and marginal tears to other leaves repaired with paper, not affecting text. Censor's deletions. Censorship inscription on p. 80b and final leaf. New binding.

Yefeh Nof, texts for business letters; with various prayers and piyyutim. Venice: Zuan di Gara, [after 1572].
This book features three famous piyyutim for Shabbat meals by the Arizal – Azamer BiShvachin, Asader LiSeudata and Bnei Heichala, printed here for the first time, on leaf 40. These piyyutim are acrostics of the name of the Arizal, and are sung until this day in many Jewish homes during the Shabbat meals. Other piyyutim by the Arizal on leaf 39.
The Arizal is mentioned on the title page and at the end of the book with the blessing for the deceased; the book was therefore evidently printed after 1572.
Lengthy gloss on verso of title page, signed "Yitzchak Franc[is?] and dated 1722. Other glosses in the book.
Incomplete copy. 40 leaves. Lacking 6 final leaves, with additional prayers and supplications. 17.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains (including dampstains). Leaves trimmed, affecting headings or text at top of pages. Open tear to title page, affecting border, repaired. Tear to another leaf, repaired with paper. Worming to several leaves. Old binding.

Three books of segulot, kabbalah and astronomy, printed in Jerusalem, in one volume:
• Sefer HaGoralot (Goral Kodesh), by R. Chaim Vital. Jerusalem: Yechiel Brill, Michel HaKohen and Yoel Moshe Solomon, [1863]. First edition. First book published by these publishers. Sh. HaLevy, no. 75.
• Sefer HaSegulot, selected segulot by R. Reuven son of Avraham of Jerusalem, with Sefer HaPirkus, attributed to R. Hai Gaon. Jerusalem: R. Yisrael Bak, [1865]. First edition of Sefer HaSegulot. Sh. HaLevy, no. 113.
• Sefer HaTechunah, by R. Chaim Vital. With astronomical illustrations. Jerusalem: R. Yisrael Bak, [1866]. First edition. Sh. HaLevy, no. 132.
Signature on all three title pages. Stamps and inscriptions.
3 books in one volume. Sefer HaGoralot: [1], 2-44, 49-52 leaves. Lacking 2 leaves (half title and leaf 1). Sefer HaPirkus: [2] leaves (two final leaves of Sefer HaSegulot, with separate title page). Sefer HaTechunah: [4], 52 leaves. Leaves 13-16 included twice. Sefer HaSegulot: 22 leaves (final two leaves bound after Sefer HaGoralot). 16 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Significant wear and creases. Open tears in several places, affecting text. Minor worming. Old binding, damaged.