Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Sep 1, 2021
Moreshet, Sep 1, 2021. 250 lots.
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Auction No. 47 It will be held on Wednesday the 24th of the Elul 5781 • 01.09.2021 • At 19:00 Israel time
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Lots in this catalog (250)
- Lot 001: Shulchan Aruch/Ashlei Ravravi Yoreh De’ah, first section, printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira. Slavita 1822,
- Lot 002: Talmud Yerushalmi, Shapira printing. Zhitomir 1863-1867.
- Lot 003: Khak L’Yisrael, Exodus (Shmot), in the original binding. Zhitomir 1865.
- Lot 004: Khak L’Yisrael, Bamidbar, in the original binding. Zhitomir 1861.
- Lot 005: Tikkun Leil Shavuot—Zhitomir 1855, complete and handsome copy.
- Lot 006: Sefer Yesharesh Yaakov, Rabbi Haim Abulafia. Signatures of important geonim and tzaddikim. First edition, Izmir 1729.
- Lot 007: Sefer Tzror HaKesef by Rabbi Avraham Gottinio. First edition, Salonika 1756. Signature of ownership and long note.
- Lot 008: Seder Arba Ta’aniyot with Ladino. Venice 1756.
- Lot 009: Sefer Damesek Eliezer in Ladino, by Rabbi Eliezer Papo. First edition, Belgrade 1860.
- Lot 010: Seder Maamadot with the first translation into Ladino—especially rare. Vienna 1821.
- Lot 011: Chumash Torah Or—Livorno 1849.
- Lot 012: Birkat Avot, among the first books of the Ben Ish Hai published in his youth—first edition, Livorno 1865,
- Lot 013: Lot of books from Djerba printings.
- Lot 014: Lot of books from Livorno, including a Pesach Haggadah in the Tunisian nusach.
- Lot 015: Lot of books from Bukhara.
- Lot 016: “Sha’arei Tzedek”—also called Sha’ar HaHatzer, printed by Yisrael Bak, Jerusalem 1862.
- Lot 017: Tzav’a Yekara by Rabbi Alexander Ziskind (Baal Yesod and Shoresh HaAvodah). Printed by Rabbi Yisrael Bak,
- Lot 018: “Alka d’Meir Anenu”. Sefer Meir Bat Ein, a collection of halachot from Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes. Jerusalem 1892.
- Lot 019: Ashrei HaIsh, Beit Yaakov. By Rabbi Avraham Moshe Chen-Tamim. Jerusalem 1893.
- Lot 020: Sefer Tovat Mar’eh, on the city of Tiberias, by Rabbi Refael Uchana. Jerusalem 1897. Gilded title page.
- Lot 021: Slichot for 7th of Adar and pamphlet Maamar Chesed v’Emet. Jerusalem 1905.
- Lot 022: Sefer Meisharim by Rabbeinu Yerucham. Venice 1553.
- Lot 023: Two rare kabbalistic works of the 16th-century. Merapeh Lanefesh, Venice 1595; Sha’arei Ora, Rio di Trento, 1561.
- Lot 024: Copy with yichus: Signature of Rabbi Avraham Becher Shmuel Meyuchas on the book Sefer Yafeh Mar’eh. First edition,
- Lot 025: Book 'Yaffe Toar' on Bereishit Rabba, Furth 1692. The largest and most comprehensive essay on Midrash Rabbah,
- Lot 026: Masechtot Shvuot and Makot in antique leather binding. Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1720.
- Lot 027: Rare masechtot (Nazir and Sota) in the original wooden binding—Frankfurt-am-Mein 1720.
- Lot 028: Rare: Sefer Gvul Binyamin—first edition, from the author’s lifetime. Amsterdam 1727.
- Lot 029: Katanot Or on the Ein Yaakov—Frankfurt-der-Oder, 1729.
- Lot 030: Pretty volume of the Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat, first edition with the Beer Heitev by the Ram of Frankfurt.
- Lot 031: Masechet Shabbat and Eruvin in the original wooden binding. Sulzbach 1755-56.
- Lot 032: Signature of Avraham Geiger on the book Margenita Tava on Sefer HaMitzvot. Frankfurt-am-Mein 1756.
- Lot 033: Masechet Sanhedrin—Amsterdam 1763.
- Lot 034: Sefer Torat Yekutiel—first edition, from the author’s lifetime. Berlin 1772.
- Lot 035: Shut HaRashba, copy owned by Rabbi Naftali Halpert. Vienna 1812.
- Lot 036: Sefer Lachmei Todah by Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Horwitz, son of the Baal HaHafla’ah. First edition, Offenbach 1816.
- Lot 037: Stamp of Rabbi Haim Berlin and Rabbi Menashe Sathon on the book Mesharet Moshe—first edition, Livorno 1823.
- Lot 038: Rare: Mizmor LeDavid, zmirot and piyyutim. First edition, Pressburg 1891.
- Lot 039: Set of Mishnayot and the Rambam in handsome bindings. Vilna, around 1899-1900.
- Lot 040: One of the largest Shas editions, Masechet Brachot. London 1919.
- Lot 041: Sefer Machazeh Avraham (pilpul). First edition, Cluj, 1923. With a letter signed by the publisher, the author’s son,
- Lot 042: Chumash Exodus, huge size. Paris 1927. Rare.
- Lot 043: Rare pamphlet “Uri Tzafon”. Budapest 1940, during the war.
- Lot 044: a foundational work, first edition from the
- Lot 045: Sefer Yesod—Shita Mekubetzet/Aseifas Zekenim on Masechet Bava Kama—first edition, Venice 1762.
- Lot 046: Sefer Yesod with yichus. Siach Yitzhak—first edition, Livorno 1766.
- Lot 047: Sefer Yesod—the Tzlach on Masechet Beitzah. First edition, Prague 1799.
- Lot 048: Rare: Jubilee booklet for the Jewish-Canadian newspaper in Yiddish, “Kanader Adler”. Montreal 1957.
- Lot 049: A Jubilee book for the Talmid Torah Etz Hayyim in Canada. Toronto 1943, with pictures.
- Lot 050: History and Philosophy from Philo of Alexandria, in Latin. Lyon, 1555. Rare! In very good condition.
- Lot 051: Pocket edition of the Tanach, translated into English, for American Jewish soldiers during WWII,
- Lot 052: Lot of books from the Sheerit Plita.
- Lot 053: Especially rare: an original display booklet from the Jewish Museum in Nikolsburg. Before WWII.
- Lot 054: Album of spectacular pictures of paintings of Admorim and rabbis by the artist Lily Novodvorsky-Prover.
- Lot 055: “Hungary and Turkey”, with many engravings—Sigmund von Birken, First edition 1664.
- Lot 056: The Destruction of the Temple, handsome wood-carved engraving. Amsterdam 1703
- Lot 057: Holy Temple, woodcut engraving of a blueprint. Germany—Nuremberg? 1725
- Lot 058: Lot of original biblical engravings—Amsterdam, Paris, and London, 18th century.
- Lot 059: Lot of 3 original biblical engravings: The Flood; the Plague of Hail; the Destruction of Sodom. Amsterdam.
- Lot 060: Impressive portfolio of 12 color portraits (numbered) of rabbis—Pinchas Litvinovsky.
- Lot 061: Pair of silver rimonim. Tunisia/Libya? Beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 062: Pair of wooden and metal rimonim. Libya/Algeria? 1950s.
- Lot 063: Small, light sefer torah, in Italian handwriting. 1900, approximately.
- Lot 064: Two-branched candleholder for Shabbat candles, filigreed silver, stamped. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 065: Otzer HaHaggadot by Yitzhak Yudlov. Jerusalem 1997.
- Lot 066: 2 interesting and rare packets of techinot in Yiddish.
- Lot 067: Miniature siddur, rare in good condition. Amsterdam 1739.
- Lot 068: Sefer Likkutei Zvi, pocket edition. Sulzbach 1797.
- Lot 069: The rare Siddur Korban Tamid in the original binding. Vilna 1908
- Lot 070: Siddur Siach Yitzhak—London 1864.
- Lot 071: Machzor Ashkenaz, first section. Zulzbach 1794.
- Lot 072: Rare: miniature Seder Sefirat HaOmer with illustrations. Redelheim, 1852.
- Lot 073: Tikkun Leil Shavuot—Venice 1782.
- Lot 074: Seder Kinot for Tisha B’Av—with Yiddish translation by Shlomo Levisohn. Vienna 1815.
- Lot 075: Miniature Tehilim with the Tefilah L'Moshe Prayer [Chassidic] by the Yishmach Moshe – Budapest 1941.
- Lot 076: Likkutei Tehillim organized alphabetically. Warsaw 1856.
- Lot 077: Manuscript of practical kabbalah with an illustration of a hand—Sefer Chochmat HaYad. Italy?
- Lot 078: Pamphlet manuscript, practical kabbalah with illustrations. 19th century.
- Lot 079: Pitron Chalomot—old manuscript in Yiddish. Dozens of dream interpretations. 18th century.
- Lot 080: “HaNe’ehavim v’HaNe’imim b’Chayeihem u’beMotam Lo Nifredu”—a manuscript notebook with Sefer HaZahav for an
- Lot 081: Ki Et LeChanana Ki Ba—unique notebook with handwritten gematriyas, poems, kabbalistic notes. Jerusalem 1916.
- Lot 082: Recommendation letter handwritten and signed by Ra’aya Kook,
- Lot 083: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Raanan, son-in-law of the Ra’aya Kook,
- Lot 084: Letter from Rabbi Moshe Zvi Neriya, father of the Bnei Akiva yeshivas. Kfar HaRo’eh, 1980.
- Lot 085: Mishnat HaRav—Likkutei Orot from the books of Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak HaKohen Kook—Jerusalem 1936.
- Lot 086: Krova Shnat HaSheva: Early Shtar Otzer Beit Din signed by the Beit Din Chassidim and Beit Din Prushim in Jerusalem,
- Lot 087: “Chalila that any Jew should go see a game like this”—handwritten letter of protest from Rabbi Yosef Haim Zonenfeld
- Lot 088: Draft letter of protest signed by rabbis of the Eida Charedit, led by the Ga’avad Minchas Yitzhak. Jerusalem 1976.
- Lot 089: Signature of the Ga’avad of the Eida Charedit, Rabbi Yosef Zvi Dushinsky (the Maharitz). Jerusalem 1932.
- Lot 090: Letter with new year’s greetings, handwritten and signed by the Ga’avad of the Eida Charedit, the Minchas Yitzhak.
- Lot 091: The Father of the Imprisoned (Avi HaAsirim), handwritten signature of the tzaddik Rabbi Aryeh Levin,
- Lot 092: Letter of appointment for Rabbi Avraham David Rosenthal, signed by Rabbi Zvi Pesach Frank and Rabbi Yaakov Kolmes,
- Lot 093: Handwriting and signature of the Jerusalem Matmid Rabbi Gershon Lapidot. Jerusalem 1956.
- Lot 094: Certificate freeing an agunah, from the Beit Din Gadol in Jerusalem,
- Lot 095: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Shalom Shvadron, the Maggid HaYerushalmi. Av, 1993.
- Lot 096: The Gemara used by the kabbalist Rabbi Haim Yehuda Leib Auerbach and his son,
- Lot 097: Signatures from the Auerbach rabbinical family (Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach and his sons—Rabbis Shmuel, Azriel,
- Lot 098: An unknown historical affair—a printed poster regarding the Zhitomir Kollel. Jerusalem? 1914.
- Lot 099: Note handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yitzhak of Prague, a student of the Chatam Sofer, on the book Yitzhak Yeranen,
- Lot 100: Copy of the Malbim: Devek Tov. Rare—Amsterdam 1714.
- Lot 101: Lot of two books, a gift given by students from Hungarian yeshivas to their rabbis.
- Lot 102: Shut Even Yekara with many handwritten notes. First edition from the author’s lifetime, Lemberg Przmyslan, 1894-1902.
- Lot 103: Et Sofer, 2 sections—Rabbi Zussman Sofer. Paksh (1888-1892).
- Lot 104: Lot of books from the Segel-Roller rabbinical family of Romania. First editions, early 20th century,
- Lot 105: Sefer Tov Yigal, stamp of the author Rabbi Issachar Shlomo Teichtel. 1926.
- Lot 106: Shut Tzemach Tzedek (Krochmal)—copy owned by Rabbi Shaul Brach of Kosoy. Lemberg 1861.
- Lot 107: Pri Megadim on the Yoreh De’ah—early edition, 1801. Copy belonging to Rabbi Yitzhak Una.
- Lot 108: Letter of support for a woman, handwritten and signed by Rabbi Alter Shaul Pfeffer. New York 1975.
- Lot 109: Letter from the Agudas Yisrael in Zurich, signed by Rabbi Tuvya Levinstein, Rabbi of Zurich,
- Lot 110: Handwritten signature of the Gaon “Matir Agunot” Rabbi Yisrael Welz, Av Beit Din of Budapest. Jerusalem 1953.
- Lot 111: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yitzhak Shlomo Unger, head of the Chug Chatam Sofer yeshiva. Jerusalem 1953.
- Lot 112: Recommendation letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Mordechai Yafeh Schlesinger, Av Beit Din of Eisenstadt.
- Lot 113: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Shmuel Akiva Yafeh Schlesinger, Av Beit Din of Etz Hayyim Strasbourg.
- Lot 114: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Avraham Yafeh Schlesinger, Av Beit Din of the Machzikei HaDat Genf (Geneva).
- Lot 115: Nothing like it: significant printer corrections handwritten by the great Chafetz Haim on his book “Chafetz
- Lot 116: Very nice set in the original bindings: Chafetz Haim and Mishnah Brurah published by the author’s son-in-law,
- Lot 117: Chafetz Haim on the Torah—first edition, New York 1943, pretty copy in the original binding.
- Lot 118: Tiferes Bachurim—Rabbi Zeev HaKohen Zilber of Damachov. Lublin 1927. Approbation of Rabbi Yitzhak Zeev HaLevi,
- Lot 119: A holy copy—Chayei HaMussar by the Baal HaMussar, Rabbi Chaim Shmulevitz, with his personal signature. Bnei Brak 1963.
- Lot 120: A treasure: a large bundle of writings with shiurim and compositions, wirttne by hand by Rabbi Haim Shmuelevitz,
- Lot 121: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Dubitzky, Rabbi of Montreal. 1943.
- Lot 122: Rare: Letter with new year’s greetings handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yisrael HaLevi Soloveitchik,
- Lot 123: Letter signed by Rabbi Isser Zalman Melzer, the author of the Even HaAzal, to the Rabbinical Council of America.
- Lot 124: Long letter handwritten and signed by the mashgiach Rabbi Shlomo Wolba, Ber Yaakov 1950.
- Lot 125: Warm letter of recommendation handwritten and signed by Maran the Steipler, Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky.
- Lot 126: Letter signed by Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Shapira, head of the Beer Yaakov yeshiva. Beer Yaakov 1959.
- Lot 127: Letter of certification handwritten and signed by the gaon Rabbi Natan Zvi Finkel, head of Mir yeshiva. Jerusalem 1995.
- Lot 128: Letter from Rabbi Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, head of the Torah Ohr yeshiva and rabbi of the Mattersdorf community.
- Lot 129: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Farber, to Rabbi Hillel Medalya. London, 1952.
- Lot 130: Letter signed by Rabbi Aryeh Levin Malin to the naggid Rabbi Shlomo Burstein of Montevideo.
- Lot 131: Long letter with new year’s greetings, written entirely by hand by the Mashgiach Rabbi Meir Chadash,
- Lot 132: Long letter handwritten and signed by the gaon Rabbi Zalman Rotenberg, Rosh Yeshivat Beit Meir. Bnei Brak 1972.
- Lot 133: Set of the Kaf HaChaim with a dedication from the author’s grandson, copy owned b the Tzaddik the Maloben,
- Lot 134: Sefer Kol Hashem Techina, siddur for the five fasts, copy with yichus,
- Lot 135: Sefer Zechut Avot with signature of the publisher. First edition, Belgrade 1878.
- Lot 136: Pamphlet "Yabi'ya Omer, " first book of Maran Rav Ovadia Yosef, Jerusalem 1938, rare.
- Lot 137: Letter of blessing from the Gaon Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzhak Ferrara. Jerusalem 1902.
- Lot 138: Interesting letter from Rabbi Meir Mazuz to Rabbi Meir Wunder, Bnei Brak 1986.
- Lot 139: Yalkut Chadash (kabbalah). Early edition, Amsterdam 1659, with antique notes.
- Lot 140: Rare: Shefer Tikkunim—kabbalistic prayers. Venice 1717.
- Lot 141: Set of Chemdat Yamim, Venice 1763
- Lot 142: Tikkunei HaZohar in the original binding—Livorno 1794.
- Lot 143: Pri Etz Chaim [Rabbi Chaim Vital] – one of the few books printed in Dobrona, 1804 – Complete, nice copy
- Lot 144: Sefer Naggid v’Mitzvah and Seder Tikkun HaOlamot with a segulah. Chernowitz 1849.
- Lot 145: Kabbalah. The Second and Third Gate (articles of Rashbi and Razal) from Rabbi Chaim Vittel. Salonika, 1862.
- Lot 146: Kabbalistic chiddushim handwritten in blank introductory leaves of the book Shvilei Emunah by Rabbi Meir ben Yitzhak
- Lot 147: Lot of 5 receipts signed by the Holy Sandlar, Rabbi Moshe Revikov.
- Lot 148: “Lachen Shafachti Siach”—kabbalistic siddur in the Nusach Ari with the tears of the kabbalist Rabbi Yosef Woltuch.
- Lot 149: Siddur Taharat HaShem, integrated with the “Hoya v’Adnot”, of the Gahatz Rabbi Yeshaya Shneebalg. Jerusalem 1952.
- Lot 150: Especially rare amulet from the author of the Yismach Moshe.