Ketzot HaChoshen, on Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, Parts I and II, by R. Aryeh Leib HaKohen Heller. Lviv, [1788-1796]. First edition. Two volumes.
The first volume was printed by Rebbetzin Yehudit Rosanes.
With Kuntres HaSefekot by the brother of the author, R. Yehuda HaKohen (author of Terumat HaKeri), at the end of vol. I.
Ketzot HaChoshen is a classic work of scholarly Torah study, and for over two hundred years, has been considered the key guide for yeshiva in-depth Torah study throughout the world.
Signatures and inscriptions on the title pages. Lengthy scholarly glosses in Ashkenazic script by an unidentified writer on several leaves (primarily in vol. II), partly trimmed and faded.
Two volumes. Part I: [2], 129; 15 leaves. Part II: [2], 64, 67-111 leaves. Lacking [3] final leaves with indexes. 33.5-34.5 cm. Vol. I in good-fair condition. Vol. II in fair condition. Stains. Significant dampstains and traces of past dampness in vol. II. Wear. Creases to title page of vol. I. Marginal tears to title page, final leaf and several other leaves of vol. I (affecting text on final leaf), repaired with paper. Large open tears to title page and other leaves of vol. II, with extensive damage to text, mostly repaired with paper. Worming, slightly affecting text. Old bindings.

Responsa of R. Akiva Eger, Sefer HaPesakim (halachic rulings) and Part I of Sefer HaKetavim (explanations of Talmudic topics). Warsaw, 1834. Two title pages.
First edition printed during the lifetime of the author, R. Akiva Eger, who requested of his sons to print it on high-quality paper with fine typeface, since a studying from a beautiful book enhances concentration. The book was indeed printed on thick, high-quality paper, manufactured especially for this printing (the watermarks of the paper bear the name of the manufacturer and the name of the customer "Eiger").
On p. 127b, stamp of R. Isser Zalman Meltzer author of Even HaEzel, from his tenure as rabbi of Slutsk, with his ownership inscription on the first title page.
Signatures on both title pages. Several scholarly glosses.
[2], 222 leaves. Greenish paper (for the most part). 34.5 cm. Overall fair condition, several leaves in fair-poor condition. Stains. Large tears to first leaves, affecting title page border with loss, and tears to other leaves, repaired with paper. Worming to many leaves (including some severe worming), with extensive damage to text (repaired in part with paper). Stamps. Handwritten inscriptions. New leather binding.

Semichat Chachamim, Part I - Birkat Hashem - Preface to Semichat Chachamim, and Part II - Kedusha UBeracha, novellae on tractate Berachot, by the kabbalist R. Naftali HaKohen Katz, rabbi of Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt am Main, [1704-1706]. First edition.
Two elaborate woodcut title pages. The first title page is followed by a plate featuring a star-shaped poem.
Early signatures.
On p. 20b of the second sequence, there is a lengthy scholarly gloss handwritten and signed by the Aderet, in which he sharply objects to the words of the author, signed: "Eliyahu David son of R. B. Teomim".
Based on the handwriting, the gloss appears to have been written in his youth.
R. Eliyahu David Rabinowitz Teomim - the Aderet (1845-1905), rabbi of Ponevezh, Mir and Jerusalem and a prominent Torah scholar.
78; [1], 140 leaves (lacking leaf 79 of first sequence. Leaves 45-47 of first sequence and 138-139 of second sequence bound out of order). 32 cm. Fair condition. Stains and wear. Open tears to first leaves and several other leaves, affecting text in some places (including damage to border of first title page, minor damage to second title page, and damage to second leaf - star-shaped poem). Tears repaired with paper (with photocopy replacement of small parts of title page illustrations and of poem text). Worming, affecting text of several leaves. Stamps and handwritten inscriptions. Several leaves may have been supplied from a different copy. New binding.

Meginei Eretz - Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, with Turei Zahav and Magen Avraham, Be'er HaGolah and Ateret Zekenim. Amsterdam: Solomon Proops, [1720].
Additional engraved title page by Avram bar Yaakov, depicting the figures of Moshe and Aharon, David and Shlomo.
Deleted signature on first title page. Lengthy gloss in Ashkenazic script on leaf 1 [from ca. 18th/19th century]. Several glosses on other leaves.
[3], 321 leaves. Lacking final leaf. 31 cm. Stains (including several leaves with large, dark stains) and wear. Tears and open tears to some leaves, affecting text, repaired in part with paper. Several leaves reinforced with paper. New binding.