Nodah B'Yehuda, Rabbi Yechezkel Landau's responsa, Mahadura Kama V'Tanyana. Stettin, 1861.
Several handwritten scholarly glosses from the time of printing [some blurred from ink spreading]. Signatures and owners' inscriptions, stamps of the main synagogue of Harbin. [For a short while, a community founded by Russian refugee Jews during World War I existed in Harbin, China. The community was renewed by Holocaust refugees who reached Harbin via Japan. After the Chinese conquered Harbin, the Jewish community ceased to exist], additional stamps.
[1], 76, [7] leaves; [1], 123, [16] leaves; [1], 116 leaves; 121, [13] leaves. 34 cm. Fair condition, moth marks, wear and stains. Unbound.