1. Tikun Bakashot Le’anshei Ma’amad. Venice, [1645]. Two pages missing from end.
2. Seder Tikun Chatzot – for Bein HaMeitzarim, by Rabbi Moshe Zakut. Mantua, [1713]. "Shem Tov VeSo’edet Chalashim" Association. In a number of places throughout the book cut pieces of paper containing a different version of the poem were glued on.
3. Seder Avoda Raba VeZuta of Rabbi Menachem Azaria of Pano – order of the Korbanot prayers for various holidays, including “Comments of Rabbi Menachem Azaria” and articles by Rabbi Moshe Zakut as well as additional prayers. Mantua, [1777].
4. Pri Etz Hadar – order of Tu B’Shvat, prayers by the author of Chemdat Yamim. Constantinople, [1824].
5. Birkat HaNehenin – blessings for meals including laws, blessings recited at a wedding, Tefilat HaDerech [by Rabbi Meir Popresh]. Johannesburg [1858]. Stamp of Rabbi Yechiel Michel Dovroskin from Haifa.
6. Sefer Likutei Tefilot – Segulot, prayers and requests, according to the Ari. Livorno, [1904].
7. Nichnas Yayin – passages from the Bible, Mishnah, Talmud, Midrashim and Zohar as well as prayers, “to study upon reaching the 70th birthday”, by Rabbi Avraham Evlagon. Constantinople, [1912]. Title page in gilded letters and portrait of author. (Special printing in honor of “the birthday”).
Various sizes and conditions.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection.