Three letters handwritten and signed by Rebbe Tzvi Hirsh Rosenbaum of Kretchnif. [Kiryat Ata?], 1970-1972.
Letters of guidance in worship of G-d addressed to his chassidim, and a letter regarding the battle of an association of shochetim.
Rebbe Tzvi Hirsh Rosenbaum of Kretchnif (1912-2006), served as rebbe in Sighet, Kiryat Ata and Jerusalem. Renowned for the wonders he performed with his heartfelt prayers.
3 letters on official stationery. Approx. 21.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and tape stains.

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Two documents of Rebbe Yaakov Leiser (R. Yankele) of Pshevorsk, with his pictures and signatures.
1. Certificate issued by the Belgian delegation of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, for Rebbe Yaakov Leiser. Brussels (Belgium), May 1958. French.
The certificate includes the rebbe's details, his name and date of birth, and more; with his picture and his signature in Latin characters. Official signature and stamp.
11 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and wear.
2. Titre de Voyage (Travel document) issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Commerce, for Rebbe Yaakov Leiser. Brussels, 6th January 1982. French and Dutch.
The document includes the rebbe's details: name, place and date of birth (Rogach, Poland; 23 December 1906), physical description, profession, address, name of spouse (Glanz Alta – Rebbetzin Alta Bina, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yitzchak Gevirzman, first rebbe of Pshevorsk).
The rebbe's picture appears on p. 3, with his signature in Latin characters. Official ink stamp.
The document includes entry visas to Austria, England, United States and Holland, with many stamps and inscriptions from the rebbe's various trips.
Approx. 14.5 cm. Good condition.
Rebbe Yaakov Leiser (R. Yankele; (1906-1998), second rebbe of Pshevorsk. Succeeded his father-in-law as rebbe in Antwerp, Belgium.

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Two Beit Din documents from Frankfurt am Main:
1. Beit Din document drawn up in the Frankfurt am Main Beit Din, Adar 1760.
With this document, R. Kossel son of the late R. Tevele Landau gifts, unbeknownst to his wife and to take effect one hour before his passing, the sum of 4000 Reichsthaler to his nephew, Shlomo son of R. Leib Oppenheim.
Signed by R. Yehuda son of the dayan R. Michel Binga, community trustee; and by R. Yisrael son of R. Yechiel Michel Schwartzschild, community scribe.
[1] folded leaf (document written on one page; description of contents of leaf on verso). 34 cm. Good condition. Stains. Folding marks.
2. Beit Din document drawn up in the Frankfurt am Main Beit Din, Av 1767.
In this document, R. Shlomo Oppenheim nephew gifts his son-in-law the above document.
Signed by R. Yisrael son of R. Yechiel Michel Schwartzschild and R. Asher Anshel son of Shlomo Zalman Pfann Katz, community trustee.
[1] folded leaf (document covers a page and a half; description of contents of leaf on verso). 35.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Open tear close to inscription on verso (in place of wax seal). Folding marks.

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Manuscript, She'er Yaakov, commentary on the book of Mishlei, by R. Yaakov son of R. Shmuel HaLevi of Slabodka (Lithuania), with original letters of approbation, copyings of approbations, and list of subscribers. [Vilna, Wilki and Slabodka, ca. 1883].
An extensive, complete unpublished work, opening with lengthy prefaces and introductions. Commentary following the order of the verses, comprising lengthy essays. The work includes grammatical sections under the title of Yashresh Yaakov. In the approbations, which contain effusive praise of the author, the latter is referred to as one of the elder Torah scholars of Slabodka, who apparently taught disciples for many years.
The volume begins with several leaves from a notebook of subscribers, with two original letters of approbation dated 1883: a letter handwritten and signed by R. Hillel David HaKohen Treves Rabbi of Wilki (Vilkija; 1841-1901), prominent Lithuanian rabbi and author of VeNigash HaKohen; and a letter handwritten and signed by R. Meir Noach Levin (1834-1904, son-in-law of R. Eliezer Yitzchak dean of the Volozhin yeshiva), maggid and posek in Vilna.
At the end of the volume, there are copyings of additional approbations, one by R. Eliezer Gordon Rabbi of Slabodka (later rabbi of Telshe and founder of the Telshe yeshiva), and by the dayanim of Slabodka.
[3], 2-283 leaves; 30, [9] leaves + blank leaves, ending with [3] leaves of copyings of approbations. Approx. 21 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, wear and tears. First and final leaves detached, with tears, paper repairs and stains. Various stamps and inscriptions. Old cloth binding, worn and detached, without spine.

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