Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Jan 18, 2016
Moreshet, Jan 18, 2016. 524 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (524)
- Lot 056: Gemara, Masechet Brachot, Amsterdam 1752—with signatures.
- Lot 001: Zohar from Zhitomir, printed by the grandsons of the Rav of Slavita; Exodus—Deuteronomy
- Lot 002: “Hovat HaLevavot,” Zhitomir 1851
- Lot 003: “Torat Cohanim,” Shulchan Aruch Hashan Mishpat, Zhitomir 1855
- Lot 004: Khak L’Yisrael, Numbers, Zhitmor 1866
- Lot 005: Lot of 2 books “Ein Yaakov” printed by Shapira, Zhitomir
- Lot 006: “Be’er Mayim Haim,” Two sections, Zhitomir, 1861, pages missing
- Lot 007: Set of 4 books from the Zhitomir printing by the grandsons of the Rav of Slavita
- Lot 008: Set of the Zohar (missing Genesis and Exodus) printed by Shapira in Zhitomir. 1863
- Lot 009: Chumash, Bamidbar (Numbers) with commentary from the Or HaHayyim, printed by the Shapira brothers, Zhitomir 1865.
- Lot 010: “Mishnayot Nashim” from Slavita, 1830, by HaRav Moshe Shapira
- Lot 011: Seder Tikkun, “Leil Shavuot” printed by HaRav Avraham Shapira of Slavita, 1827.
- Lot 013: Sefer Kiseh Eliyahu (Eliyahu’s Seat), Jerusalem, 1865, Bak printring, dedication of the Kabbalist HaRav Nissim Ani
- Lot 014: “Yalkut Ephraim,” Jerusalem 1877, printed by Nissan Bak.
- Lot 015: “Milchemet Hova” (Obligatory War) Polemics, Jerusalem 1885, Gashtzineni printing
- Lot 016: 5 books, Jerusalem printing, on Kabbalah and the pshat.
- Lot 017: 5 books of Jerusalem printing, on the pshat and Kabbalah
- Lot 018: 5 important and rare Jerusalem books
- Lot 019: 24 books from different printers in Jerusalem, amongst them are important and rare books.
- Lot 020: Five Books of Torah, with glosses of the Rav Shlomo Blach, Hannover 1843.
- Lot 021: Chumash, “Heychal HaBracha” in 5 sections—complete set, copy of the first printing, Lemberg 1866. Numbered edition,
- Lot 022: Five Books of Torah—Derech Slula, Furth, 1801-1803. Handsome set.
- Lot 023: Set of five books of Torah, 5 sections, Chernowitz, 1856-1857.
- Lot 024: Tanach, all in Yiddish, Amsterdam 1679, very rare.
- Lot 025: “Shoneh Halachot,” in two sections, Amsterdam 1762, only edition. Rare.
- Lot 026: Igrot HaRamaz,” Livorno 1780. Only edition. Rare.
- Lot 028: Two books printed in Shanghai, from the library of the Admor of Lublin, HaRav Avraham Igar
- Lot 030: Sefer “Magen Gvurim” by the Gaon HaRav Eliezer de Avila—nephew of the Or HaHayyim, Livorno 1781, only edition,
- Lot 031: “Tzemach David” Salonika, 1811, only edition, rare.
- Lot 032: “Malal L’Avraham” with the book “Divrei Moshe,” Livorno 1848, first edition, new and handsome leather binding.
- Lot 033: “Beit Yaakov” by HaRav Avraham HaCohen of Lask. Livorno, 1792, only edition.
- Lot 034: Mishnayiot with the rare commentary “Etz Haim,” seder Taharot, Livorno 1654—first edition.
- Lot 035: “Lehem Shamayim,” first section, by the Gaon Yavetz, Wansbeck, 1733. First edition.
- Lot 036: “Zechut Avot” Pisa, 1817—only edition, rare.
- Lot 037: “Alon Bachot,” commentary on Eicha from the Rabach, Venice 1712, first edition, very rare.
- Lot 038: 3 books, exegeses on the Talmud Yerushalmi, 2 are first editions. With the book “Sde Yehoshua,” Constantinople 1662,
- Lot 039: “Edut B’Yehosef,” Constantinople 1733-rare.
- Lot 040: “Sha’at HaKosher,” by the Kabbalist HaRav Shlomo HaCohen, Saloniki 1819, only edition, stamps from rabbis.
- Lot 041: “Rosh Yosef” to Rav Yosef Ishkafa, Av Beit Din of Izmir. Izmir 1659, only edition—very scarce copies.
- Lot 042: “Beit HaBechira,” to Meiri, first edition, Livorno, 1795.
- Lot 043: “Kiseh David,” from HaHida, with “Geulat Olam” on the Pesach Haggadah, first edition, Livorno, 1794.
- Lot 044: “Bnei Moshe,” Livorno, 1804—only edition. Stamp of ownership of the Pinto family.
- Lot 045: “Matok LaNefesh,” Constantinople, 1828, first edition. Very rare.
- Lot 046: “Igeret Bikoret” of the Yavetz, Altona 1765
- Lot 049: “Ruach Khen” Yesnitz 1744, very rare. Handwritten lists and signatures of many rabbis.
- Lot 050: 10 rare books from the 1600-1700s, first and only editions. Different bits missing. Signatures and lists.
- Lot 051: 10 rare books from the 1600-1700s, first and only editions, missing different parts. Many lists and signatures.
- Lot 052: 10 rare books from the 16-1700s, first and only editions, missing different bits, many signatures and stamps.
- Lot 053: “Tkafo shel Yosef” with the book “Oz v’Hadar,” Livorno 1856. First edition.
- Lot 054: Yalkut Shimoni, Frankfurt 1709, two sections. Torah and Neviim, title page is illustrated and handsome. Thick tome.
- Lot 055: “Yavin Shmuah,” Prague 1814, first edition—rare
- Lot 057: 3 volumes of “Hilchot HaReef,” miniature edition, Frankfurt, 1699.
- Lot 059: 2 books from the “Ashlich HaKodesh,” –“Rav Pninim,” and “Khelkat Mekhukak,” Yasnitz, 1722.
- Lot 060: “Ben Yemini,” Vienna 1824. Only edition, rare.
- Lot 061: Be’or HaHayyim, drashot on the Torah by the Kabbalist Rabbi Hayyim Kafusi, nicknamed the “Ba’al HaNess.” Jerusalem,
- Lot 062: 12 books by the Gaon HaRav Yosef Angel, first editions—signature of the Rav Menahem Mendel Morgenstern from Prague.
- Lot 063: “Ben Ish Chai,” Halachot, Baghdad, 1912—rare edition.
- Lot 064: Set of 2 important books—only editions
- Lot 065: Set of 2 Books: Brit Avraham and Avodat Kodesh
- Lot 066: “Shirei Tiferet” Prague 1829
- Lot 067: “Kinat Starim” by HaRav Avraham Galanti, Przemyśl 1911.
- Lot 068: Set of two books on dress “Ateret Zahav,” “HaBotz v’Argaman” Berdichov 1825. Printed by Yisrael Bak
- Lot 069: Set of 3 important books, 2 from Jerusalem.
- Lot 070: Set of 3 books: “HaMevakesh,” “Tzav’at Ribash” and “Darchei Tzedek”
- Lot 071: 2 books of the Gra and his family
- Lot 072: “Etz Pri,” first edition, from the Gaon Rav Yisrael Salanter with “Igeret HaMussar,” rare.
- Lot 073: 7 books from Jerusalem printers. Of which 3 are books of Kabbalah, and the book “Petuchai Khotem”
- Lot 074: “Toldot Adam v’Chava” Kopust 1808—endorsements of the Kedushat Levi and Rabbi Haim of Volozhin.
- Lot 075: 2 books on the minister Moshe Montefiore
- Lot 076: “Matzat Shmurim” with “Yayin HaMeshumar” Venice 1657-1670. Very rare. Only edition.
- Lot 077: “Amudei HaTorah,” brother of the Gra, with commentary from the Gaon HaRav Yitzhak Izik Hever,
- Lot 078: Machzor “Shnot Chayim” by Rav Haim Palagi, Livorno 1865—first edition
- Lot 079: Collection of books on Brit Milah, with handwriting and signatures. 9 books.
- Lot 080: 2 books “Birkat HaHama,” from 1925
- Lot 081: Sefer Azharot, Livorno 1836. Special format.
- Lot 082: 2 rare pamphlets. Morocco/ Beirut, Lebanon
- Lot 083: 3 machzors printed by Zultzbach, 1700s
- Lot 084: “Kriya and Tikkun for Leil Shavuot” Amsterdam, 1701—bound in parchment
- Lot 085: 2 pamphlets on prayer that were released during the War of Independence
- Lot 086: Set of 30 siddurim, machzorim, psalms, prayers, and requests, some are rare; important signatures from Turkey
- Lot 087: Siddur Tefila “Viter Yitzhak” Berlin 1785. Rare.
- Lot 088: Korban Hagigah, Livorno 1776, miniature
- Lot 089: “Derech Tvunot of the Ramchal, Kalmiya, 1881. Pocket edition.
- Lot 090: 2 books, pocket edition and miniature
- Lot 091: 3 miniatures siddurs
- Lot 092: 2 volumes “Ein Yisrael,” Vilna 1838—small and special format
- Lot 094: 10 books of Morocco
- Lot 095: 5 books from Morocco—some with dedications.
- Lot 096: 4 books from the sages of Morocco—with dedication
- Lot 098: Set of books from the sages of Morocco, Tunis, and Djerba, some are rare books.
- Lot 099: Set of 3 books printed in India
- Lot 100: Large and interesting set of books from various printers in India—with psalms and the Passover Haggadah in Hindi
- Lot 101: “Ein Yaakov” Calcutta 1842—rare
- Lot 102: 2 books, Aden printing—Yemen
- Lot 103: Mekor Haim, Aden 1893, with the book “Petach HaOhel” Aden 1894, signature lists and glosses, rare.
- Lot 104: Set of 8 rare pamphlets printed in Baghdad
- Lot 105: “Tikkun HaKlali L’Yemei HaShovavim” Tunis 1935
- Lot 106: 9 books and pamphlets, stories of deeds in Judeo-Arabic
- Lot 107: 3 books of the Hafetz Haim
- Lot 108: Set of 4 books on the Chafetz Haim
- Lot 109: “Tiferet HaGershoni” Frankfurt-am-Mein 11699, first edition, rare.
- Lot 110: : Large set of polemics, histories, and instructions
- Lot 111: Shaarit Yehuda and V’Yael Eliyahu, “Vayomer Yehuda,” Cairo-Egypt, 1938, only edition, last of the compilers in Cairo.
- Lot 112: 2 books, “Heshek Shlomo” on the Tosafta by Zaifan Rav Shlomo Leib Friedlander
- Lot 113: Lot of rare philosophy books
- Lot 114: Tor Yoreh De’ah with “Beit Yosef,” first edition, Venice—signature and gloss of the Gaon HaRav Masud Tzermon
- Lot 115: : “Mikraot Gedolot,” Prophets and Writings including Psalms, printed by Bombirgi, Venice 1547-1549
- Lot 116: Zohar, Salonika, 1597. Rare.
- Lot 117: Talmud Bavli, masechet Bechorot, Basel 1580
- Lot 118: Talmud Bavli Masechet Zvachim, Basel 1580.
- Lot 119: Talmud Bavli Masechet Shabbat, Basel 1581.
- Lot 120: “Tzida LaDerech” Prague 1623—only edition, very rare. Old signatures of ownership.
- Lot 121: “Ot Emet” Prague 1624. Signature of the Rav Yosef bar Mordechai Ishiyo. Rare
- Lot 122: “Etz Shatul” Venice 1618, first edition, rare—gloss in Moroccan handwriting, signed Yavetz.
- Lot 123: Questions and Answers by Rabbi Yosef Kolon—the Maharik. Venice 1519—first edition. Scarcely found.
- Lot 124: Shulchan Aruch in 4 sections, printed by Zu’an Gripo, Venice 1567.
- Lot 125: Questions and answers by Rabbeinu Asher (the Rash), Venice 1607. Special edition,
- Lot 126: “Manot HaLevi,” of Rabbi Shlomo Elkabetz, Venice 1585, first edition—with spiraled signatures and glosses, handwritten
- Lot 127: “Eilat Ahavim” by Rav Shlomo Elkabetz, compiler of the piyyut Lecha Dodi, Venice 1552. First edition—Kabbalah
- Lot 128: Prayerbook “Ayelet HaShachar” from Mantua, 1612, first edition—very rare. Glosses in old handwriting.
- Lot 129: Book of Shmuel, Lidan 1621
- Lot 130: Book of Joshua, Judges, and more, local language, Belgium 1570
- Lot 131: Miniature Tanach in local dialect. Belgium 1570
- Lot 133: Megillat Esther, ink on parchment in sefardi handwriting
- Lot 135: Megillat Esther, large, “HaMelech,” with poem and blessings of the Megillah on the parchment
- Lot 136: Megillat Esther “HaMelech,” 20th century
- Lot 137: Megillat Esther, ink on goyel, Yemen 18th century.
- Lot 139: Rare and ancient Megillat Esther, Italy 18th century
- Lot 140: Megillat Esther “HaMelech” from the 20th century. Nice writing, special keter
- Lot 141: Illustrated Megillat Esther, written by hand on parchment. 18th century.
- Lot 142: Sefer Torah written by hand on parchment. Yemen, 17-18th century
- Lot 143: Lithograph, picture of the Gaon Ba’al HaPri Hadash, 1920 approximately.
- Lot 144: Old picture—image of the Gaon HaRav Meir Shapira of Lublin
- Lot 145: 41 postcards from synagogues and Jewish personalities. Europe, start of the 20th century.
- Lot 146: Old photo album, start of the 20th century.
- Lot 147: 66 postcards from different places in Eretz Yisrael. Start of the 20th century.
- Lot 148: 27 pictures of locations in Jerusalem. 20th century.
- Lot 149: Set of historical pictures and negatives of important architectural sites in Tel Aviv
- Lot 150: 2 albums with postcards of previous lithographs.
- Lot 151: 12 original pictures from the Yiddish Theater. 1940s.
- Lot 152: Pictures and postcards. Rabbis, personalities, and Zionism.
- Lot 153: Large set of Shana Tova cards. Germany—Israel. Start of the 20th century.
- Lot 154: Set of anti-semitic postcards. Germany—USA. Start of the 20th century.
- Lot 155: Set of 3 anti-semitic booklets, rare. Europe, 1940s.
- Lot 156: Set of items and documents from Germany, and anti-semitism.
- Lot 157: Food stamps from Nazi Germany.
- Lot 158: Anti-semitic walking stick, rare and unique. Europe. Start of the 20th century.
- Lot 159: 2 rare booklets from Morocco, on saving the Jews of Morocco from the hands of Hitler
- Lot 161: Letter sent from Bergen-Belson to the Va’ad in Petah Tikva, 1945.
- Lot 162: The Mashkif newspaper notifying the death of Hitler.