Auction No. 094
Rare Books & Manuscripts, Rabbinical letters, Zionism, Erez Israel, Judiaca objects & art, numismatics & archeology
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![A Collection of Pesach Haggadot [11] Mostly Facsimiles](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Sale94-public/37193.jpg)
* Facsimile of the Augsburg Haggadah, 1534. London, 1983. Blue paper, Roof Copy.
* Facsimile of the Augsburg Haggadah, 1534. London, 1983. Special white paper, copy no. 20.
* The Golden Haggadah, Bezalel Narkiss. Publication of the British Museum, 1970.
* Pesach Haggadah, with illustrations by Parenzo. America. [1975].
* Facsimile of the Gershom Cohen Haggadah. Prague, 1527. With an article in English. Sinai Publications, 1954.
* Pesach Haggadah, Haggadat Am. Written and edited by Rabbi Menachem HaCohen, illustrated by Chaim Ron. Modan Publications, [1988?].
* Die Darmstädter Pessach-Haggadah. Darmstadter Haggadah. First volume. Leipzig, 1927.
*Pesach Haggadah. With pictures from Kafra. The Illustrated Hebrew Manuscript reproduced with an English translation by Isaac Edward Kiev. New York [1949].
* Pesach Haggadah, according to the Venice Haggadah from 1650. Published by the company for publishing the Tanach in Jerusalem, the printer Lifshitz, [1952].
* Pesach Haggadah manuscript of the 15th century. The Ashkenazi Haggadah: A Hebrew Manuscript of the mid-15th century from the collections of the British Library, London, [1985]. In the original container.
Lashon Chachamim. Passover haggadah with two commentaries, Midrash B'Chiddush by Rabbi Eliezer Nachman Foa and Chevel Bnei Yehudah by Chacham Shimon Havilyo. Leghorn, [1809].
[2], 64 leaves. 21 cm.
Approbations from Leghorn rabbis and approbation from Rabbi Moshe Zacut for Chevel Bnei Yehudah. The last page features a "hitnatzlut l'poshei Yisrael."
New, half-leather binding. Aging stains. Very fine condition.
Otzar Haggadot 522.
![Passover haggadah, hand-decorated and painted after it was printed. Offenbach, [1795]](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Sale94-public/40329.1.jpg)
![Passover haggadah, hand-decorated and painted after it was printed. Offenbach, [1795]](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Sale94-public/40329.2.jpg)
![Passover haggadah, hand-decorated and painted after it was printed. Offenbach, [1795]](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/styles/gallery-small-thumb/s3/Sale94-public/40329.1.jpg?itok=aU75vB2G)
![Passover haggadah, hand-decorated and painted after it was printed. Offenbach, [1795]](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/styles/gallery-small-thumb/s3/Sale94-public/40329.2.jpg?itok=kGlQ2rXF)
Passover haggadah, hand-decorated and painted. With Yiddish translation, supplements, and woodcuts. [Offenbach, at the press of Zvi Hirsch Segal Spitz], [1795].
44 leaves, about 20 cm. Includes the leaves featuring the Dinei Bedikat Chametz L'Alshich, which are not found in all copies.
In this copy, the engravings were hand-painted [7]. The title page also features additional colored flowers and leaves. Rare haggadah. Otzar Haggadot 380.
Not bound. Stains. Fine condition.
Ma'ale Beit Churin. Passover haggadah with commentaries and illustrations. Vienna, 1813.
52 leaves, 26.5 cm.
Passover haggadah with the commentary of the Alshich, Maharal of Prague, Olilot Efraim and more. Hymns at the end of the haggadah with Yiddish translation. Many large, half-page copperplate engravings.
Normal binding. Stains. Fine condition. Otzar Haggadot 543.
Shulchan HaTahor HaMezukak. Condensed laws of Shulchan Aruch Orech Chaim by Rabbi [David ben] Yosef Fardo, with commentary of the Rema, Minhagei Yisrael, and others. New York, 1917.
214 pages. 10.5 cm.
Half title along with a jacket title with an illustration in blue ink: שלחן ערוך של כיס [pocket-sized Shulchan Aruch].
Original binding with reinforced spine. Fine condition. Goldman 623.
Isaiah and Jeremiah. Paris. Robertus Stephanus Press. 1544.
Isaiah: [131] leaves. Jeremiah [168] leaves. 11 cm. Early, prominent edition of the Bible. Vowelized letters, quality paper. Nice owner notation on the flyleaf.
The Stephanus family was a noted family of printers from Paris and Geneva. Robertus Stephanus [Estienne] was also known as "Printer to the King"; the books printed at their press were noted for their beauty. Jeremiah's title page has been completed by an artistic hand. An additional title page to Jeremiah.
Half-parchment binding. Red cut leaves. Very fine condition.
Prayers for the entire year, Minchah Ketanah for travelers to America. Furth, [1860]. Miniature.
400 pages, 7.5 cm. Prayer book for the entire year: weekdays, shabbat, holidays, and high holidays. Includes the Torah readings for Shabbat Minchah and Monday and Thursday mornings and the Wayfarer's Prayer. All in punctuated letters. Printed in a tiny format for those traveling to America.
In general, miniature prayer books for travelers like this copy are worn, torn, and considered uncommon finds.
Cloth binding. Aging stains. Fine-very fine condition.
Zichron Yerushalayim. Order of prayers for the entire year according to the Arizal, as per Admor Shneur Zalman of Liadi. Jerusalem, Frumkin Press. 1899.
444 leaves, 6.5 cm.
Miniature Chabad prayerbook. Traveling edition. Includes prayers for weekdays, Shabbat, holidays, and High Holidays with Selichot. Picture of the Western Wall on the back of the title page.
Original binding. Upper red edges. Very fine-excellent collection.
![Miniature prayerbook. [2]. Djerba. C. 1946](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Sale94-public/37131.jpg)
Wayfarer's Prayer, weekday and Rosh Chodesh Shacharit prayers. Small, pocket format. Djerba. At the press of Idan, Cohen, and Tzaban. [C. 1946].
199 leaves, 6.5 cm.
Prayerbook according to the Sephardic customs. Includes weekday and Rosh Chodesh Shacharit prayers, with Hallel and Mussaf. Particularly small prayerbook.
Comes with a similar prayerbook with deckled edges measuring 9.5 cm., without a title page. This is possibly an earlier edition that was printed in Djerba, c. 1942, by a different printer.
Simple cardboard binding. Light tears in margins. Tear in the last leaf. Moderate-fine condition.
![Yom Kippur Machzor. Five Sections. Leghorn, [1797-1821]](https://winners-files.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/Sale94-public/35770.jpg)
Machzor for Yom Kippur according to the Sephardic customs, five sections: Klil Tiferet, Maariv Aravim, Tefillat HaShachar L'Yom HaNora, Avodat Mikdash, and Minchat Erev U'Neilat Shearim. [1797-1821].
Title page and pagination for each section, in two volumes. 14 cm. Comprised of two uncommon editions.
[1]: Klil Tiferet. Leghorn, [1821]. 50 leaves. As appears in the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book. The evening service following Yom Kippur is bound at the end of section five. [2]: Ma'ariv Aravim for Yom Kippur night. Leghorn, [1821]. [3], 46 leaves.[3]: Tefillat HaShachar L'Yom HaNora. Leghorn [1797]. 105 leaves. [4]: Avodat Mikdash. Mussaf for Yom Kippur. Leghorn, [1797]. 70 leaves.[5]: Minchat Erev V'Neilat Shearim. Leghorn, Saadon press. 1797. 72 leaves.
Leaf 102 of the section Tefillat HaShachar includes the blessing for the kings in honor of King Fernando Torres with Ladino text. The conclusion of the morning and Mussaf prayers are followed by a prayer by Rabbi Chaim ben Attar (Ohr HaChaim).
Complete set of this prominent Yom Kippur machzor in a beautiful print. Uncommon.
Two matching gilt leather bindings. Light blemishes to the spine. Blue cut leaves. Very fine condition.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Machzor according to the customs of Reisen, Lithuania, Poland, Pihem, and Mehren. Printed by the partners Chanina and Yehoshua Heschel Shapiro, the grandsons of the Rabbi of Slavuta. Zhitomir, 1862.
328 pages. Mispaginated. 26.5 cm.
Ashkenazi machzor. With Hebrew and Yiddish commentaries. The book is not listed by the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book and is not in the National Library.
Simple, blemished binding. Aging stains. Tear with loss to leaf 30. Minimal, small tears in the margins of a few leaves. Fine condition.
Seder Selichot V'Tachanunim K'Minhag K"K Italiano. Torino, 1759.
88 leaves. 17 cm.
Selichot from Rosh Chodesh Elul through after Yom Kippur, with supplications and requests for each day. Selichot according to the customs of Piemonte, Italy.
At the end of the book is printed the Latin-language privilege granted to the printer to print the book, with the date July 21, 1759. This is a different date than what is listed by Ginzei Yisrael - Mehlman Collection, 436. Apparently the first Hebrew book printed in Torino.
Rubbed half-leather binding. Spine lightly blemished. Aging stains. Fine condition.