Among them:
1. Sefer ‘Michlol Yofi’, commentary on Kohelet, hidden and revealed, by the Holy Rabbi Eliyahu Ashkenazi ‘Baal Shem’ Rabbiof the Worms community, son of Rabbi Moshe Loans. Amsterdam 1695. First edition.
[1], 33 pages, 18 cm. Antique ownership inscription of: ‘זרח בהקדוש מוהר"ר ר’ אהרן זלה"ה ש"ץ דק"ק ווילום פאלוס ודקאוונא’ (Zarach BeHakadosh mohr"r R’ Aharon zlh"h Shatz Dk"k Vilijampole and from Kovna). Interestingly the Russian censor signs in Hebrew ‘אהרן ליב’ (Aharon Leib),
The community of Vilijampole, built in the ruins of the Kaunas (Kovna) community. In the year 1761, Just a few years after the first deportation of the Jews of Kaunas, the townspeople of Kaunas befell the Jews of the city with the initiative of the Mayor of the city. They brutally beat up the Jews, burned down their homes and their Beit HaKnesset and deported them from the city. The Jewish refugees found refuge in the nearby village of Vilijampole. On the other side of the Vilija, upon their arrival the Jews started to build wooden houses in the woods, and laid the foundation of the city.
2. Sefer "Ma’aseh Tuvia" [also known as Sefer Ha’olamot], Parts 1-3. Astronomy and research, medicine and anatomy, by the physician Rabbi Tuvia Katz. Jessnitz, [1721]. Second edition. [4], 114 Leaves. Lacking leaves at end.
Many diagrams and illustrations depicting various subjects relating to nature. Separate title pages for Sections Two and Three.
3. Sefer Yam shel Shlomo on Tractate Yevamot by Rabbeinu Slomo Luria – the Maharsha"l. Altona, 1740. First edition. Antique signatures.
4. Sefer Halachah Lemoshe by the gaon Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Neyaminz Rosh Beth Din of Krakow. Przemyśl, 1874.
With an important approbation containing wonderful blessings from Maran the divrei Chaim of Sanz.
Stamps of the Gaon Rabbi Alter Saul Pfeffer.
And other Seforim.
Overall Good Condition. Stains, some books have some worming, some books have page repairs, some pages of books bent and frayed, book 2 incomplete, a few books with damaged binding.
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