Tefilat Yisrael, prayer book with Hungarian translation. Budapest, 1906. Magnificent copy. [1] leaf, 430, [2] pages, 17 cm. Prayer book for the entire year, for the weekdays and Shabbat, and the Shemona Esrei prayer for the three Pilgrimage holidays, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Hungarian translation printed on facing pages. The title page and preceding leaf feature stamps and an inscription from Vienna. Magnificent copy. Deluxe leather binding, with shell and metal decorations and clasps. Monogram on the back. Gilt cut leaves. Matching slipcase. Excellent, like-new condition.

Seder Selichot per the customs of Prague, Pinsk, Karlin and Shebreshin with Ashkenazic elucidation and the Beit Levi and Mateh Levi. [Koenigsberg?] 1822 [should say c. 1857]. 136 leaves. 22 cm. Without place of printing. The chronogram on the title page indicates 1922, however the title page format and letters denote Koenisberg, around 1857. Refer to Ginzei Yisrael 461; Vinograd, Koenigsberg 157. Rare work. Listed by Ginzei Yisrael according to an incomplete copy. Owner signature on title page. New binding. The last leaf has been restored, not affecting text. Aging stains. Very fine condition.

Preghiera per la vittoria e la salute. Hoshia Na. Prayer for the success of Italian soldiers during the First World War. [Leghorn c. 1915]. [4] pages, 25 cm. Prayer in Hebrew and Italian on facing pages. Apparently written during the First World War, signed S.C., apparently Samuel Colombo. The words "Hoshia Na" open the Hebrew text, and Pregheira per la viottira e la salute… start the Italian side. Small tear in the fold. Very fine condition. Bibliographically unknown.

Likutei Mizmorim for Saturday night. All the mizmorim recited before the evening prayers, the verses of "Vayiten Licha", the blessings for the new moon, Song of Songs, kabalat Shabbat and the evening prayers for Shabbat, along with the addition of Pirkei Avot. Vilna, 1889. Unknown edition. 15 cm., 112 pages. Illustrated frontispiece. Imaginary picture of King David kneeling in prayer with a Book of Psalms in his hand with the "Divine Inspiration" before him. New binding. Worming holes. Usage marks. Moderate-fine condition. Rare.

Sha'ar HaShamayim, nice commentary on the siddur authored by Rabbi Yeshaya Halevi Horowitz, author of "Shnei Luchot HaBrit". Amsterdam, [1742]. 28, 568 leaves, 18.5 cm. Prayer book per the customs of Poland, Reisen etc., prayers for the weekdays and holidays, with hymns and selichot, the Haggada shel Pesach with Peirush Hashl"a. In addition to many customs and mussar from the Shl"a, and other supplements as written by the Shl"a in his will. Second edition of the prominent prayer book authored by the Shl"a. This edition was printed in a small format, while the first edition was printed in a large format, therefore this edition is also considered the first edition of the "Siddur Shl"a Hakatan". Leaf 28 [of the first pagination] features an illustration of the menorah with the Lamnatzeich hymn [Psalms 68]. New binding. Light loss in the title page, professionally restored. Minimal aging and usage stains. Worming holes in the margins of the leaf of a few pages, without blemishing text. Stickers reinforcing the last two leaves. Fine-very fine condition.