Shulchan Aruch, Even HaEzer, with Ba'er Heteiv and Pitchei Teshuva. Part 2 Simanim: 119-178. Johannesburg (Prussia), [1861]. First edition of Pitchei Teshuva. On leaf before title page, inscriptions that the book belongs to the Rebbe of Zutchka, "one who writes in memory of Meir". Handwritten corrections and a number glosses.
Rabbi Yitzchak Issac Rosenbaum (1906-2000, Encyclopedia L'Chassidut Vol 2, Pages 392-393), son of Rebbe Itamar of Nadvorna. His lifelong diligence in Torah study from early childhood until old age was wondrous. He served as Rebbe in Zutchke and Vashkovitz. After surviving the Holocaust, he served as Rebbe in the US and in Israel. Many flocked to his doors for blessings, advice or encouragement. Until the end of his life, he waged the battle of Torah, publicized proclamations, essays and many pamphlets.
His son Rabbi Meir Rosenbaum, signed owner's inscription, is Rebbe of Caracas (Venezuela).
[2], 75, 176-309[7], [3] leaves. (Perhaps, 2 leaves of introduction are missing). C. 21 cm. Fair condition, stains and wear and minor moth damage. Simple binding.