* She'erit Ya'akov, homiletics on the Torah, Rabbi Ya'akov Yisrael Elgazi. Livorno, [1790]. Bound with: Imrei Shefer, Volume 3 of Kehunat Olam by Rabbi Moshe HaCohen. Constantinople, [1740]. (Coarse tears and tear offs to last leaves of second book).
Dozens of glosses in Oriental handwriting, some start with the word "Itan"[Hebrew acronym of Ya'akov Toviana said]. On title page, a sharp comment was written intended for the publisher: "It is a presumption that an unlearned man does not produce a faultless product and besides for the many printing mistakes, the indexes are all mistaken and tiring to find anything". [He means that the indexes were copied as they were in the previous edition, Constantinople 1851, but do not match this edition as the publisher apologizes on the approbation leaf]. Stamp "Ya'akov Shoshana… RABBIN".
* Yad Moshe, homiletics on the Torah, Rabbi Chaim Moshe Amarilio. Salonika, 1751. Many glosses by two writers. One is Rabbi Ya'akov Toviana and the second is unidentified.
Various sizes and conditions.