Die Inschriften des Alten Judenfriedhofes in Wien [The Inscriptions at the Ancient Jewish Cemetery in Vienna], by Bernhard Wachstein and the Historical Commission of the Jewish Community in Vienna (Historischen Kommission der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde in Wien). Vienna-Leipzig: Wilhelm Braumuller, 1912.
Two volumes - parts 1-2. With photographic plates showing tombstones.
Volume I: LXIV, [1], 592, [3] pp + photographic plates. Volume II: XLIII, [1], 636 pp + photographic plates. 28 cm. Good condition. Some stains. Light defects to bindings. Bookplate "Ex Libris Chaim Brodi", designed by Hermann Struck, in both volumes.

Transactions of the Parisian Sanhedrim, or Acts of the Assembly of Israelitish Deputies of France and Italy, Convoked at Paris by an Imperial and Royal Decree, Dated May 30, 1806, Translated from the original published by Diogene Tama, with a pref. and illustrative notes by F.D. Kirwan. London: Charles Taylor, 1807.
On May 30 1806, in view of rising anti-Semitism in Alsace-Lorraine, Napoleon Bonaparte convened a group of wealthy Jewish persons, rabbis and public figures from France and Italy. Twelve questions were presented to the audience, meant to test the attitude of Jews towards the French nation, and, in particular, to examine whether a discrepancy exists between the Jewish religion and French law. The answers were satisfactory and expressed the Jews' will to blur their national identity and to emphasize their allegiance to France. Seeking to legalize the decisions taken by the convention, Napoleon ordered to convene the "Paris Sanhedrin" with the participation of rabbis and other Jewish figures. The Sanhedrin approved the convention's answers, supposedly providing it with Halakhic validation.
XVI, 334 pp, 21 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Damage to binding.

Stammbaum der Nachkommen von H.M. Rosenberg und dessen Ehefrau Eleone geb. Günzburg, Kiew [Family Tree of the Descendants of H.M. Rosenberg and his Spouse, Eleone nee Günzburg, Kiev]. [Kiev, ca. 1929].
Family tree of the descendants of H.M. Rosenberg from Kiev (lithographic printing of manuscript), with a photograph of Rosenberg and his wife.
[2], 30 leaves, 22X29 cm. Good condition. Stains. Tears to spine and cover margins. Some handwritten corrections and additions.

The Hebrews in America. A Series of Historical and Biographical Sketches, Isaac Markens. Self-published by the author, New York, 1888.
On the front endpaper is a signature in pen from 1888 - N. Taylor Phillips - apparently that of Naphtali Moses Taylor Phillips (see enclosed material for biographical details).
VII, 352 pp, 20 cm. Good condition. Tears to margins of several leaves. Adhesive tape on inner side of binding and on first leaves. Inscriptions in pencil. Damage to binding, spine damaged and torn.