1. Sefer Yam Shel Shlomo, Tractate Betzah.
Offenbach, 1718.
Antique signatures.
Stamp of Lemle Moses Klaus Stiftung, Mannheim.
Overall Excellent condition. thick pages, few stains, original binding has rubbed out edges, damaged corners and spine. front cover partially detached. 31 Cm.
2. Commentary on Tehillim by Rabbi Moshe Alshich – Jessnitz, 1721.
Bound together with Rav Peninim, commentary by Rabbi Moshe Alshich on Mishlei. Jessnitz, 1722.
Bound together with Chelkas Mechokek, commentary by Rabbi Moshe Alshich on Iyuv. Jessnitz, 1722.
Overall Fair condition. heavy stains, missing title page of first book, first page of first book is torn and partially detached affecting text, many pages with bent top corners, last page is torn and missing part of top margin, also has tape repairs affecting text, original leather binding has damaged corners and spine, front cover detached. 30.5 Cm
3. Classic: Korban Netanel. Karlsruhe, 1755. First Edition in the Author’s Lifetime.
Sefer Korban Netanel – commentary on Piskei HaRo"sh for Seder Moed and Seder Nashim by Rabbi Ya’akov Wiel.
Among the most well-known and important halachic works. The commentary was eventually printed in all the major editions of Sh"as and remains the primary commentary on the Ro"sh.
Magnificent copperplate architectural title page – with a picture of a bird at the top (צפור) like the name of the author’s wife, Feigaleh Tzipporah. The author writes about his turbulent life on page 148b.
Stefansky, Sifrei Yessod 111.
Overall Fair condition, stains, worming throughout the book affecting text last few pages missing a portion of top margin due to worming, later binding. 30.6 Cm.
4. Sefer Parashat Ha’Kesef, Rabbi Shmuel Sornagah – Salonika, 1758. First Edition.
Overall Fair condition. stains, some worming throughout the book affecting text, original binding rubbed out on edges and spine, front cover peeling back a little. 29.2 Cm.
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