Beit HaRiya by Rabbi Avraham Arusi together with leaves from other works by the author, some unique. Yemen, [1911].
58 leaves. 11x18 cm. Yemenite script. Sketches.
Beit HaRiya written by Rabbi Avraham Arusi, from the first edition of the work (the second, expanded edition from 1919 is in the Ben Zvi Institute, 3370). Solitary leaves from other manuscripts were bound at the beginning of the work, including a title page for Ohel Moed by the same author and two pages of the book. This work regarding the halachot of gittin and kiddushin was never printed, and apparently does not exist in any other manuscript.
Rabbi Arusi was born in Yemen in 1878 and immigrated to Eretz Yisrael in 1923. He wrote books, hymns, and poems, only a selection of which were printed. Refer to Toratan shel Bnei Teiman, (Kiryat Ono, 1995), p. 89-91.
Half-parchment binding. Aging stains. Moderate-fine condition.

Yemin Moshe. Laws of ritual slaughter by Moshe Ventura. Yemen, beginning of the 19th century.
77 leaves [should say 76 leaves: leaf 16 is followed by leaf 18 - but there is no missing text]. Complete manuscript. 10x16 cm. 1820 or 1825. Yemenite script. Illustrated title page.
The title page notes that it was printed in either 1820 or 1825. This work was first printed in 1624. Leaf 16 was supplied in a different hand, perhaps by the owner "David b' Berham" in 1936. Lengthy glosses on a number of leaves.
New half-leather binding. Stains. Moderate condition.

* Collection of hymns, messianic songs, supplications and songs to mark weddings and commemoration dates. Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. A selection with super-linear vocalization. 17th-18th century.116 leaves, 8.5x12 cm. Leaves with various hands and scripts that were bound together.Worn cardboard binding. Moderate condition.
* Hymns and supplications. 20th century.12 leaves. 17x11.5 cm. Before the hymns (leaves 1a-2b): compilations from kabbalistic works in another hand.Cardboard binding. Marginal worming holes. Moderate condition.
* Songs and hymns. 19th-20th century.50 leaves. 11x17 cm. Songs and hymns in Judeo-Arabic.Illustrated titles. Possibly missing middle sections.New cloth binding. Aging stains. Fine condition.

Fragments of leaves from the book Meor HaAfelah [Nur al-Zulm], of Rabbeinu Netanel ben Yeshayah, in Hebrew and Arabic. Yemen, 15th century.
5 fragments. Various sizes. Yemenite script.
Rabbi Netanel ben Yeshayah (lived in the first half of the 14th century) was an early Yemenite scholar. He was a Biblical and halachic commentator. He authored the Nur al-Zulm (Meor HaAfelah) on the Torah. It was written in Arabic in 1329. Most of the work follows the rational, philosophical path of Maimonides. However, Rabbi Netanel also integrated some ideas that did not follow that of the Rambam, but of Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi and Nachmanides. His work also contains many kabbalistic ideas, although kabbalah was not yet widely studied in Yemen in his time.
The leaves were removed from a binding. Tears. Holes. Poor condition.

Tikkun Leil Shavuot  written on paper in the form of a Megillah. Yemen, 18th-19th century.
[88] pages written on one side. Ink on paper. Yemenite writing.
Height: 18cm. Length: Approx. 10 meters. Most of the sheets have 4 columns per sheet. Each sheet is sewed to the adjacent one and the first and last are sewed to the scroll handles (atzei chaim).
The writing of a Tikkun Leil Shavuot as a Megillah is unusual and extremely rare. 
The first sheet was completed in different handwriting on different paper. Age stains. Slight tears without lack of text. A few reinforcements. Moderate condition.