Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Jul 26, 2021
Moreshet, Jul 26, 2021. 288 lots.
Moreshet - Auction No. 45 It will be held on Monday the 17th of the Av 5781 • 26.07.2021 • At 19:00 Israel time Have questions about items? You can also contact us via WhatsApp at: +972-3-9050090
Lots in this catalog (288)
- Lot 001: Chumash Bereishit with the Ohr HaChayim commentary. Printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira, Slavita 1818
- Lot 002: Volume with Masechtot Makot and Horayot from the Bavli—printed by Shapira, Zhitomir 1859.
- Lot 003: Lot of sections of books and title pages from Slavita and Zhitomir printings, including some rare ones.
- Lot 004: Old facsimile of the Pesach Haggadah Geulat Yisrael, Zhitomir. Vienna 1921
- Lot 005: Tikkunei HaZohar “as in Slavita”—Yas? 1842?
- Lot 006: Rare: Khak L’Yisrael, Bamidbar, original binding. Koritz 1802
- Lot 007: Two rare volumes of the Five Books of Torah printed in Lemberg (Chernowitz), 1851
- Lot 008: Rare: Complete,
- Lot 009: Sefer Alelat HaBatzir—first edition, Livorno 1779.
- Lot 010: Seven books by the Hida. Livorno 1842
- Lot 011: Psalms with the commentary Nir LeDavid by Rabbi Eliyahu ben Emozag. Livorno 1858
- Lot 012: Indian printings: Chanukat HaBayit LeDavid by Rabbi Shlomo Tawina. Only edition, Calcutta 1885.
- Lot 013: Rare: Sefer Bnei Levi—Tunisia 1904. Copy of the Sages Kamos Buchritz of Tunis
- Lot 014: Rare: Birkat HaIlanot by Rabbeinu Ben Ish Hai. Baghdad 1913
- Lot 015: Lot of polemical and agitated works—tzedakah boxes from Jerusalem in the early 20th century, some rare.
- Lot 016: Lot of rare items and documents from the “Vaad Klali Knesset Yisrael”—Jerusalem, late 19th/early 20th century.
- Lot 017: Rare: Sefer HaTakkanot of the Ohr Torah company. Jerusalem 1904
- Lot 018: Polemics on Jerusalem kollels. 2 rare booklets, Shalom Shalom v’Ein Shalom and Chazot HaKol. Jerusalem 1894/1895
- Lot 019: Rare: Maamar Hed Harim, on the hospital controversy. Jerusalem 1894
- Lot 020: Rare: Shomer Yisrael, a polemical work against Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger. 1875
- Lot 021: Takkanot of the City Vaad of the Ashkenazi community, the first iteration of the Eida Charedit. Jerusalem 1919.
- Lot 022: Admat Kodesh, on the borders of the Land of Israel in Ketuvim, with colourful maps. First edition,
- Lot 023: Lisbon Tanach, 1482—pretty facsimile edition.
- Lot 024: 2 handsome facsimile works, “Keter Damesek”, 1978-1982.
- Lot 025: Bibliography: Sarei HaElef two sections - Jerusalem 1979
- Lot 026: Two family histories, private publications. Auerbach and Feuchtunger.
- Lot 027: Rare: Olat Tamid, first edition, Venice 1601.
- Lot 028: Shut Avodat HaGershoni—Rabbi Gershon Ashkenazi, Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1699.
- Lot 029: Rare: Shulchan Aruch Orech Chayyim and Yoreh De’ah with the Chakei Chayyim and Chakei Da’at, including the rare siddur!
- Lot 030: Five Books of Torah with haftaroth, separate title page. Wilhelmsdorf, 1713. Signatures and notes of ownership.
- Lot 031: Shevet Mussar by Rabbi Eliyahu Hakohen of Izmir, Furth 1746. Many signatures of ownership
- Lot 032: Sefer Lechem Setarim by Rabbi Shlomo Nissim Elgazi. Strasbourg 1777.
- Lot 033: Rare: Sefer Shulchan Arba by Rabbeinu Bachay. Prague 1783.
- Lot 034: 11 works of Nach and more from German printers. 19th century.
- Lot 035: Ratz LaMishnah—first edition, Breslau 1857.
- Lot 036: Sefer Even HaTo’im on Shabtai Zvi and Nathan of Gaza. First edition, Vienna 1873.
- Lot 037: Rare: Pirkei Heichalot by the Tana Rabbi Ishmael Kohen Gadol. Shklov 1785
- Lot 038: Commentary Cheshek Shlomo on the Tosefta by the known counterfeiter Shlomo Friedlander. Pressburg 1889-1890.
- Lot 039: Bibliographic discovery: Sefer Kvod Melachim in honor of the Czar Nicholas—unknown in bibliographic lists.
- Lot 040: Sefer Mahane Yehuda, second section—first edition, Kolomiya 1903. Copy with yichus.
- Lot 041: Shir HaAshirim, piyyutim—first and only(?) edition, Drohovitch 1903.
- Lot 042: First edition of the work Taharat Yisrael by the Chafetz Haim. Pietrekov 1904.
- Lot 043: Beit Avi-gader: First edition (handsome edition), London 1905.
- Lot 044: Bibliographic discovery: Booklet “Eizohu bein HaShmashot”—Berlin 1924.
- Lot 045: Rare: Ohel Mo’ed, a collection on Torah and Jewish wisdom—St. Louis, Missouri, 1928.
- Lot 046: Lot of nine printed works—Hebrew/Swiss German. Zurich, Switzerland, various periods.
- Lot 047: Lot of 7 books—Hungarian rabbis and sages
- Lot 048: Booklet to celebrate the jubilee (50 years) of the “New” Synagogue of Munich—Munich 1937.
- Lot 049: Two volumes of the journal of the youth Agudas Yisrael “Diglenu”, 1955 and 1960
- Lot 050: Lot of storybooks in Yiddish. First half of the 20th century
- Lot 051: Lot of 19 year calendars, sequential. Buenos Aires, between 1929-1957
- Lot 052: Rare: Die Holle von Maidanek (The Hell of Majdanek),
- Lot 053: Booklet of songs from the Ghetto in Yiddish and Hebrew
- Lot 054: Emotional: Sefer Yerushat Plita, tshuvot from Hungarian rabbis who were murdered during the Shoah. First edition,
- Lot 055: Lot of books of the Vaad Hatzala. Sheerit HaPleta.
- Lot 056: Gemara Talmud Bavli—She’erit HaPleta. Munich 1949
- Lot 057: Small calendar with prayers from the post-Shoah period. Bratislava 1948. Pages of the calendar have been torn out.
- Lot 058: Pronouncement “National Gathering for Family Tahara”, Jerusalem 1942, during the war.
- Lot 059: Rare: 2 variants of the miniature booklet: “Segulah from an old manuscript” to defeat enemies in war—Jerusalem 1948.
- Lot 060: Pesach Haggadah, not traditional. Tel Aviv 1950
- Lot 061: Pesach Haggadah, not traditional. Tel Aviv 1949
- Lot 062: Haggadah of Independence. Tel Aviv 1952
- Lot 063: Pretty copy of the guide “Kol Eretz Yisrael” with a map of the land. Palestine 1926
- Lot 064: 2 Rare booklets with internal reports of the Ministry of Education during the Mandate government.
- Lot 065: 2 rare booklets in English from the Jewish Agency for Palestine. London 1929-1930
- Lot 066: Yearly report of the Mandate government on the agricultural situation. Palestine, 1930 Rare
- Lot 067: 3 booklets from the British company (Derby Ram) stationed in Haifa from 1945-1948
- Lot 068: Yahal”al: 20 Years since his death, 100 since his birth, Yehuda Leib Levin, by Yisrael Yeverechyahu. Tel Aviv 1946,
- Lot 069: Items from Palestine owned by a British soldier who served there in the 1940s
- Lot 070: Album of original photographs—Israel, during WWII, taken by a British soldier who served in Israel.
- Lot 071: 2 olivewood albums—dried flowers. Palestine/Israel, 19th century
- Lot 072: Yemenite ketubah signed by the rabbis Maari Shalom Korach and Maari Yehi Albadichi—Sanaa area, early 20th century.
- Lot 073: Rare ketubah, Jerusalem printing, for the Aden Yemenite community. 1932
- Lot 074: Antique ketubah from Novron, Lithuania. 18th century.
- Lot 075: Americana: Form with a heter of 100 rabbis for someone to marry a 2nd wife, from the office of Rabbi Betzalel Rosen.
- Lot 076: 2 wedding invitations—Poland before the Second World War.
- Lot 077: 2 postcard illustrations of the Shach and Rif. Meir Kunstadt, Vienna, early 20th century.
- Lot 078: 2 photo albums from journeys of a British tourist. Switzerland, Albania, Wales, the Balkans, Egypt, Cyprus,
- Lot 079: Original engraving from the title page of the “Goral HaGra” edition of the Tanach. Amsterdam 1701
- Lot 080: Mt. Sinai gathering, handsome wood-carved engraving. Amsterdam 1703
- Lot 081: The Destruction of the Temple, handsome wood-carved engraving. Amsterdam 1703
- Lot 082: Holy Temple, woodcut engraving. Germany—Nuremberg? 1725
- Lot 083: Original “Simchat Torah” engraving by Bernard Picart
- Lot 084: “The Journeys of the Learned Johann Jakob Scheuchzer to the Alps” in wonderful woodcut engravings. Leiden 1723
- Lot 085: Die Kunst des Radierens: Ein Handbuch von Hermann Struck (The Art of Engraving by Hermann Struck).
- Lot 086: Arnold Zweig and Hermann Struck, “Das Ostjudische Antlitz”. First, limited edition, Berlin 1920.
- Lot 087: Sefer Chagenu, illustrations for the holidays by Zeev Raban. New York 1928
- Lot 088: Early printing—a wonderful painting of a rabbi.
- Lot 089: Engraving colored in by hand, “A Student’s Exam”, based on Isidore Kaufman
- Lot 090: Embroidered “Rabbi with Sefer Torah”, based on Isidore Kaufman
- Lot 091: Shir HaShirim carpet, made by Marvadia. Jerusalem, 20th century
- Lot 092: Handsome embossing of a Seder scene, inspired by the Amsterdam Haggadah
- Lot 093: Oil on canvas, “a boy eating watermelon.” Signed Ed Adler.
- Lot 094: Oil pastel painting on cloth, “HaMechalel”—signed by the artist Menashe Kadishman. 1981.
- Lot 095: Oil pastel painting on cloth, “The Staff and the Spring”—signed by the artist Menashe Kadishman.
- Lot 096: Oil on canvas, “On the Way to Tiberias”, by Albert Goldman (signed)
- Lot 097: Oil on canvas, “An Olive Press”, by Albert Goldman (signed)
- Lot 098: Oil on canvas, “the Kotel Maaravi”, by Albert Goldman (signed)
- Lot 099: Oil on canvas, “The Way to Jerusalem”, by Albert Goldman (signed)
- Lot 100: Bronze sculpture, “Dance of the Chassidim.” Stamped Baruch Saktsier.
- Lot 101: Metal sculpture of a cat in the night. Stamped by David Gerstein.
- Lot 102: A metal sculpture of a cactus. Stamped by David Gerstein.
- Lot 103: Metal sculpture of a cow. Stamped David Gerstein.
- Lot 104: Metal Egyptian vase with a gibberish Hebrew inscription
- Lot 105: Rare bronze menorah. Dedicated in memory of Jews killed in the Hungarian Revolt of 1848.
- Lot 106: Artistic mezuzah housing, “Anochi Hashem Elokecha”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 107: Artistic mezuzah housing, “the Tribe of Simon”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 108: Artistic mezuzah housing, “the Tribe of Levi”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 109: Collection of cloth and velvet cases for tefillin
- Lot 110: A pointer for a Torah scroll – Iraq/Iran, 20th century
- Lot 111: Pointer for a Torah scroll – India \ Persia, second half of the 20th century
- Lot 112: Wooden board with engraved tablets filled in with nacre, rare Damascus work of the word “Zion”. End of the 19th century
- Lot 113: Handsome green velvet curtain—Herman Sachs. Lodz 1929
- Lot 114: Jacket for a sefer torah, handsomely done in velvet (copper colored) with embroidery of the Temple Mount. North Africa,
- Lot 115: Lot of three velvet cloths for the Chazan’s stand at a synagogue
- Lot 116: Ashkenazi (Ari) sefer torah with a white velvet jacket
- Lot 117: Megillat Esther on a wooden handle inside a velvet jacket—Yemen? End of the 19th century.
- Lot 118: Miniature megillat esther on parchment, Sefardi script
- Lot 119: Small miniature mezuzah (smallest in the world), in a matching golden case
- Lot 120: Mezuzah written by Rabbi Goldberg, a holy martyrs of Meron. Kosher LeMehadrin.
- Lot 121: Pair of Warsaw candlesticks, coated in silver. Stamped.
- Lot 122: Silver goblet “Kos Shel Bracha, belongs to the Chevra D’Sandakaut” – Vienna 18XX?
- Lot 123: Kiddush cup with a cover and base, stamped silver. Iraq, 19/20th century
- Lot 124: Besamim tower with filigree work, silver opening, stamped—Boskowitz, Czechia 1847
- Lot 125: Original copper channukiyah with a wonderful setting. Betzalel Jerusalem
- Lot 126: Handsome metal channukiyah. Stamped England, end of the 20th century.
- Lot 127: Rare Haggadah, a gift from the Yeshiva u’Metivta of Rabbeinu Yaakov Yosef—New York, 1912.
- Lot 128: Slichot for the morning. Venice, 1735.
- Lot 129: Rare: Hatarat Nedarim Mesirat Moda’ah, Seder and Tashlich. Verona 1827.
- Lot 130: Rare: Shirot v’Tishbachot by Rabbi Yehezkel Ezra Yehoshua HaLevi, Jerusalem 1926.
- Lot 131: Psalms published by Yaakov Nunis Weiss. Livorno 1787.
- Lot 132: Rare: Miniature book of Psalms with the Seder Lachash for a sick person and for the evil eye. Jerusalem 1930.
- Lot 133: Miniature Psalms with German translation, London 1840. Pretty copy.
- Lot 134: Siddur Avodat Yisrael, Polish minhag. Redelheim 1901.
- Lot 135: Two small, rare siddurs: Beit Yaakov, Lodz 1923; Sfat Emet, Warsaw 1926. Original bindings.
- Lot 136: Tikkun Leil Shavuot with Psalms, separate title page. Vienna 1864. With handwritten tefillot.
- Lot 137: Remains of ancient pages in Yemenite handwriting. Rambam, halachot Shabbat. Yemen 14th century or so.
- Lot 138: 2 ancient pages, a get and get halitza. Yemen, 18th century.
- Lot 139: Shtar Kiyum Get signed by Yemenite sages. Sanaa 1905.
- Lot 140: Lot of three pamphlets—Yemen, 19-20th century.
- Lot 141: Pamphlet on Milah (complete). Yemen, 1929.
- Lot 142: Sefer Haftarot for the whole year. Kum’ah, southern Yemen, 1932.
- Lot 143: Large formatted siddur (for a chazan), for a regular weekday, shabbat, and moadim. Southern Yemen, 19/20th century.
- Lot 144: Rare: Table for setting the moadim, handwritten. Cochin, India, 19th century.
- Lot 145: Tikkun Leil Shishi manuscript—Italy, 18th century.
- Lot 146: Manuscript of piskei din and sections of old ketubot. Taken from book bindings. Morocco, early 19th century.
- Lot 147: Manuscript with piyyutim in Ladino and a family list. 18th century.
- Lot 148: Manuscript with kinot and ketzot for Tisha B’Av. North Africa, 19th century
- Lot 149: Manuscript of songs in Judeo-Arabic. North Africa, beginning of the 19th century
- Lot 150: Collection of Mizrahi manuscripts with prayers and more. Israel, 20th century