![1. Likutei Rabbi Nachman Tinyana. [Breslev, 1821]. Without title page. [Printed in the printing press of Rabbi Natan Sternhar](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale10-public/112.jpg "Collection of Books of Breslev Hassidism")
Auction 10 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Collection of Books of Breslev Hassidism
Opening: $1,500
Sold for: $3,375
Including buyer's premium
1. Likutei Rabbi Nachman Tinyana. [Breslev, 1821]. Without title page. [Printed in the printing press of Rabbi Natan Sternhartz – Rabbi Natan from Breslev].
2. Likutei Rabbi Nachman, Warsaw, [1918].
3. Likutei Rabbi Nachman, Warsaw, [1924].
4. Likutei Tfilot, by Rabbi Natan Sternhartz. [Zolkova, between 1860 and 1876].
5. Likutei Tfilot, by Rabbi Natan Sternhartz. Podgorza, 1905.
6. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lemberg (Lvov), 1862.
7. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Warsaw [1881].
8. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lemberg (Lvov), [1902].
9. Tikun Ha’Klali, printed by Rabbi Ben-Zion Mordechai Chazan. Jerusalem, [1902].
10. Sefer Ha’Midot, referred to as Hanhagot Yesharot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lublin, 1910.
11. Sefer Ha’Midot, referred to as Hanhagot Yesharot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Warsaw, [1912].
12. Chayei Rabbi Nachman, Rabbi Naftali Sternhartz. Parampul (Lublin), 1913.
13. Meshivat Nefesh. Breslev publication, Warsaw, 1930.
14. Hishtapchut Ha’Nefesh. Munkatch, [1932].
15. Hishtapchut Ha’Nefesh, including additions. Breslev publication, Warsaw, [1938].
16. Shivchei Rabbi Nachman, including discussions of Rabbi Nachman and the details of his journey to the Holy Land. Breslev publication, Warsaw, 1936.
17. Shivchei Rabbi Nachman, including discussions of Rabbi Nachman, Keter Printing Press, Germany. (Among the printings for She'erit Ha-Pleita).
Total of 17 books, various sizes and conditions. Most of the books are in good condition. Stamps and ownership signatures
2. Likutei Rabbi Nachman, Warsaw, [1918].
3. Likutei Rabbi Nachman, Warsaw, [1924].
4. Likutei Tfilot, by Rabbi Natan Sternhartz. [Zolkova, between 1860 and 1876].
5. Likutei Tfilot, by Rabbi Natan Sternhartz. Podgorza, 1905.
6. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lemberg (Lvov), 1862.
7. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Warsaw [1881].
8. Sipurei Ma’asi’ot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lemberg (Lvov), [1902].
9. Tikun Ha’Klali, printed by Rabbi Ben-Zion Mordechai Chazan. Jerusalem, [1902].
10. Sefer Ha’Midot, referred to as Hanhagot Yesharot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Lublin, 1910.
11. Sefer Ha’Midot, referred to as Hanhagot Yesharot, by Rabbi Nachman from Breslev. Warsaw, [1912].
12. Chayei Rabbi Nachman, Rabbi Naftali Sternhartz. Parampul (Lublin), 1913.
13. Meshivat Nefesh. Breslev publication, Warsaw, 1930.
14. Hishtapchut Ha’Nefesh. Munkatch, [1932].
15. Hishtapchut Ha’Nefesh, including additions. Breslev publication, Warsaw, [1938].
16. Shivchei Rabbi Nachman, including discussions of Rabbi Nachman and the details of his journey to the Holy Land. Breslev publication, Warsaw, 1936.
17. Shivchei Rabbi Nachman, including discussions of Rabbi Nachman, Keter Printing Press, Germany. (Among the printings for She'erit Ha-Pleita).
Total of 17 books, various sizes and conditions. Most of the books are in good condition. Stamps and ownership signatures
Hassidism and Kabbalah
Hassidism and Kabbalah