Tal Orot and Tehillim with commentary of Migdal David, by Rabbi Eliezer Lipman Segal of Brad. Vienna, 1792. First edition. Commentary according to kabala and simple interpretation. The introduction is a complete work on kabala topics named Tal Orot. Many approbations from scholars of Brad, Lvov, Rabbi Mordechai Banet, etc.
C. 8 stamps of Rabbi "Shmuel Bornstein Sochatchev Warsaw District" – Rabbi Shmuel Bornstein the Rebbe of Sochatchev, author of Shem MiShmuel, was son of the author of Avnei Nezer. Born in 1857 in Kotzk, in the house of his grandfather The Saraph, Rebbe Mendele. In 1890, he succeeded his father as Rebbe and was one of the leading rebbes of his generation. Died in 1926. Famous for his profound book about Chassidic thought, Shem MiShmuel which was printed in seven parts.
[4], 194 leaves. 20 cm. Very poor condition, heavy moth damage.