1. Sefer Alfei Menashe – By Rabbi Menashe of Ilya, a well known disciple of the Vilna Gaon – Vilna, 1822 – First edition. Incomplete copy.
2. Torah, Prophets, and Writings Translated into German and Commented on by Moses Mendelssohn – Published by the Ministry of Education of Tsarist Russia – Vilna and St. Petersburg, 1853 – Sefer of Tehillim.
3. Sefer She’elot U-Teshuvot Maharch OrZarua – By Rabbi Chaim Ashkenazi, son of Rabbi Yitzchak OrZarua of Vienna, with glosses, notes, and references by Rabbi Mordechai Michael Jaffe – Lviv, 1860 – First edition.
4. Sefer Tavnit Heichal – By Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda Leon-Templo – Warsaw, 1861 – Printed by Avraham Bamberg, established by Aveli Marksohn
5. Volume of the Newspaper "HaMagid" – Lyck, 1863.
6. Sefer Simchat HaRegel – Ruth – By Rabbi Yosef Chaim David Azulai (the Chida) – Lviv, 1863.
7. Sefer Ilam – By Rabbi Yosef Shlomo Delmedigo of Candia:
Part One (1864)
Part Two: Sefer Ma’ayan Ganim (1865)
Part Three: Sefer Chukot Shamayim (1867)
Part Four: Gevurot Hashem (1867)
Part Five: Ma’ayan Chatum (1868)
With tables, diagrams, biography of the author, and his portrait. Odessa, 1864–1868.
The scientific works of the scholar, physician, and Kabbalist Rabbi Yosef Shlomo Delmedigo of Candia, also known as Yashar of Candia, in a revised edition. Includes the author’s biography, epitaph, and more.
8 Responsa Binyan Tzion HaChadashot – By Rabbi Yaakov Ettlinger, author of Aruch LaNer – First edition, Vilna, 1878.
9. Tehillim "Chomat Anach" – By the Chida, with the approbation of the holy Rebbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam of Shinova – Przemyśl, 1889.
10. Sefer Shoresh Yishai – On the Book of Ruth, by Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz of Safed, author of Lecha Dodi. At the end of the volume: Tzetel Katan by Rebbi Elimelech of Lizhensk – Sighet, 1891.
On the title page: the signature of the pious scholar Rabbi Yitzchak Aharon ben Rabbi Nachum Schwartz, shohet u’bodek of Sighet.
Rabbi Yitzchak Aharon Schwartz was a close disciple of the Divrei Chaim of Sanz, visiting him 18 times. He was the shohet of the Yitav Lev and the Atzei Chaim. The holy Rebbi Yoel of Satmar highly praised him, stating that he was the greatest Torah scholar in all of Hungary.
His sons continued the rabbinic and ritual slaughtering tradition, including the great Rabbi Mordechai Schwartz, author of glosses Luta BaSimla on Tevuot Shor, and the great Rabbi Eliezer, rabbi of Sarospatak, known as "Rabbi Leizer Patiker." Rabbi Yitzchak Aharon Schwartz immigrated to the Land of Israel, where he was buried. He published Imrei Bina (Sighet, 1897).
11. Sefer Oneg Shabbat – A collection of all statements by the Tannaim and Amoraim about the greatness of Shabbat from the Talmud and Midrashim, with commentaries by Rabbi Nachum Chaim Levin of Kobrin – Only Edition, Warsaw, 1896.
12. Sefer Torat Natan’el – Novellae on the Torah with sharp and analytical insights, by the great Rabbi Natan’el Weil, Av Beit Din of Karlsruhe – Mukachevo, 1902.
13. Sefer Ma’aseh Rokeach – By Rabbi Eliezer ben Yehuda of Worms – Publisher: Chaim Hirshprung of Dukla – Sanok, 1912. A rare imprint!
14. Sefer Shomer Shabbat – On the laws of Shabbat and ethical teachings, by Rabbi David Lida – Satmar, 1934 – Printed by Meir Leib Hirsch.
15. Sefer Tikkun HaNeshamot – By the Chida – Satmar, 1934 – Printed by Meir Leib Hirsch.
Overall Good Condition, Complete copies, old bindings some rubbed some damaged.
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