1. Yad Malachi
by Rabbi Malachi HaKohen of Livorno
part one Livorno 1767. Antique Sephardic signatures.
Ways of understanding Talmud and its concluding laws.
Three parts all with separate titles.
First edition.
Livorno, 1767
Previous owner stamp of Rabbi Moshe Mordche Yisroel Rivkind of Chicago, author of Sefer Getulat Mordche (Chicago 1904).
Unbound.
A good sound copy.
2. Yad Yehudah,
by Rabbi Yehuda Ashkenazi
Innovations on Tractate Shavuot
Single edition.
Saloniki 1816,
Original binding, square tears to pages towards the end affecting text.
3. S’muchim Lo’ad,
by the Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu HaCohen Mazmir, author of "Shevet Mussar".
Sermons on the weekly Torah portions
First Edition,
Saloniki, 1826.
Previous owner inscriptions.
Antique Sephardic signatures.
Original detached cover, damp stained, slight worming.
A good sound copy.
4. Tzur Ya’akov,
by Rabbi Ya’akov Javetz,
One of the Rabbis of Izmir.
Foreword by Rabbi Chaim Palagi.
Sermons on the weekly Torah portions.
Izmir, 1866.
Previous owner stamps on title page of Rabbi Yakov Ben Tzion Mendelsohn a Rabbi in Leeds & Glasgow.
Original detached cover sections detached at spine. Several Pgs have old repairs affecting text.
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