Machzor Krovot - five volumes. Perfectly arranged and completely accurate, translated and explained in German by Rabbi Wolf Heidenheim, proofread by Rabbi Isaac Berlin, Hanover 1839.

First and second days of Rosh HaShanah [separate title page for each part], Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, first and second days of Passover, seventh and eighth days of Passover, Shavuot festival.

Two of the volumes are in original leather bindings with gilded decorations and stamping.

Stains. Fine condition.

"Kol Bo" siddur and machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in nusach Ashkenaz, comprised of two volumes, with two title pages for each section. Printed and published by Re'em, Vilna, 1926. Original leather binding with gold embossed decorations.

Kol Bo siddur and machzor for Rosh Hashanah with Psalms. [1] 160, [31] leaves. Detached front binding.

Kol Bo siddur and machzor for Yom Kippur. [1] 149 leaves. Spine partially lacking.

Printed papers with nusach Sephard are on the margins of the two siddurs, affixed in various places where there are differences between the versions.

Exquisite leather binding with gold embossing.

The bindings are worn, aside from this, fine condition.

The prayer book Al Kanfei Hanefesh. Translated and commentated in Hungarian. By Rabbi Efraim Fischel Dr. Kraus. Published by the author. Sarvar. 1935. Single edition. An additional title page in Hungarian. This is the first, and perhaps only, Hebrew book printed in Sarvar [Hungary].

The prayer book is according to the Polish custom, Ashkenazi liturgy. It contains prayers for weekdays and Shabbat, amidah prayers for the Three Pilgrim Festivals, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.

504, [1] XXI pages. This is the only book in the National Library which is recorded to have been printed in Sarvar.

Repaired binding with gilded writing. Front binding and spine are detached, reinforcements with sellotape on the spine, the first leaves are detached.

Moderate condition.