Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Oct 17, 2021
Moreshet, Oct 17, 2021. 240 lots.
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Auction No. 48 It will be held on Sunday the 11th of the Cheshvan 5782 • 17.10.2021 • At 19:00 Israel time
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Lots in this catalog (240)
- Lot 001: Sefer HaZohar, Slavita printing, sections covering Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy—1798.
- Lot 002: Shulchan Aruch HaRav, 2nd section. Zhitomir 1847.
- Lot 003: Rare: Sefer Lev David by the Chida. Printed by Shapira in Zhitomir, 1854. Pocket edition.
- Lot 004: Tractate Eruvin with the Rif—Zhitomir 1862.
- Lot 005: An Indian lot: a framed illustration of the Ten Commandments and books in Marathi, some rare and from limited editions.
- Lot 006: Lot of three interesting books: Toldot Eretz Yisrael and Aseret HaShvatim—Jerusalem, 1930s.
- Lot 007: Polemics regarding the Kuppah of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes—Gvul Olam. Jerusalem 1903.
- Lot 008: Polemic—Melechet Mefarek (about milking on Shabbos)—Rabbi Yehuda Noah Brauer. Jerusalem 1929.
- Lot 009: Lot of books by Chaim Dov Friedberg.
- Lot 010: Lot of biographies, including Shem Gedolim and Toldot Anshei Shem
- Lot 011: Handsome facsimile of the Talmud Bavli, the Munich manuscript, Ohr HaChochma, Jerusalem 2009.
- Lot 012: Torat Moshe by Rabbeinu Moshe Alshich. Second edition, Venice 1600. Rare condition.
- Lot 013: Sefer HaChinuch—second edition, rare, Venice 1601.
- Lot 014: Rare foundational work: Chelkat Mechukak by Rabbi Moshe Alshich. First edition, Venice 1603.
- Lot 015: Yalkut Shimoni—Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1687. Partially missing copy.
- Lot 016: Kitzur Shla (rare)—early edition, Amsterdam 1701. Copy with yichus.
- Lot 017: . Levush HaTekhelet and Levush HaChur—Prague 1701. Copy of rabbis from the Babad family
- Lot 018: Rare: Sefer Lev Tov. Mussar, in Yiddish. Amsterdam 1706.
- Lot 019: Sefer Yefeh To’ar on Vayikra Raba—Williamdorf, 1714. The largest and most comprehensive work on Midrash Raba. Rare.
- Lot 020: Rare: Sefer Olat Aharon—first edition, Offenbach 1733.
- Lot 021: . Me’orei Esh—by the Maharam Esh. First edition, Furth 1766.
- Lot 022: Shut Maharam of Lublin, second edition. Metz 1769. Copy owned by a rabbi from the Babad family
- Lot 023: Sefer Binyan Ariel by Rabbi Shaul of Amsterdam. First edition, from the author’s lifetime, Amsterdam 1778.
- Lot 024: Sha’ar HaMelech on the Rambam, first edition bearing the commentary Ta’am HaMelech. Brin 1801-3
- Lot 025: Set of the Yad Chazaka of the Rambam. Dihrenport 1809-1814.
- Lot 026: A complete set of Shut Haradbaz – Sudlykow, 1836
- Lot 027: Lot of books “Chovat HaLevavot” with a commentary in Yiddish and German. Breslau 1836.
- Lot 028: . Chumash Shemot with exegesis of the ktav and kabbalah, with commentary in Yiddish—Konigsberg 1856,
- Lot 029: Tshuvot HaRam by Rabbi Alexander Sender Margaliyot. Warsaw 1859. First edition, rare copy for its condition.
- Lot 030: Sefer Avnei Gazit on the Even HaEzer with the original jacket—first edition, Bucharest 1865. Copy with yichus.
- Lot 031: Kol Omer Kirah. First Edition. Warsaw, 1866. Interesting Stamps
- Lot 032: . Sefer Zechor L’Avraham, 3 sections—Zolkva 1868, copy owned by rabbis from the Babad family
- Lot 033: Set of the Shulchan Aruch in the original leather bindings. Lemberg 1876-1886.
- Lot 034: Foundational work: Two sections of the longer Darchei Moshe, by the Rama. First editions, Furth/Zulzbach,
- Lot 035: Sefer Yesod: Zayit Ra’anan on the Yalkut Shimoni—first edition, Dessau 1704.
- Lot 036: Foundational work: Shut Shvus Yaakov—first edition, Halle 1709/10.
- Lot 037: Panim Me’irot (chiddushei halachot from tractate Bava Kama) by the Maharam Ash. First edition, Zulzbach 1729.
- Lot 038: Panim Me’irot, Shut and Chiddushim on Gittin. First edition, Zulzbach 1733. Foundational work,
- Lot 039: First edition of the work “Korban Netanel”—copy given personally by the author (Rabbeinu Netanel Weil). Karlsruhe 1755.
- Lot 040: Sefer Otzar Nechmad, chiddushim of the Ramban on Tractate Shabbos—first edition, Pressburg 1837,
- Lot 041: Kabbalah—Torat Chacham by Rabbi Chaim di la Rosa—first edition, Salonika 1848.
- Lot 042: Sefer Leshem Shebo v’Achlama Kabbalah—Jerusalem 1935
- Lot 043: She’iltot with the Emek She’ela, first edition by the Natziv of Volozhin. Vilna 1861.
- Lot 044: Sefer Yesod: the Tzlach on Masechtot of Seder Moed. First edition, Warsaw 1879.
- Lot 045: The last Haggadah printed in Eastern Europe after the Nazi occupation of Hungary—Ma’aseh b’Rabbi Eliezer. Grosvardin,
- Lot 046: Lot of books on the Shoah, Va’ad Hatzalah, and She’erit HaPlita.
- Lot 047: “Torah Which I Learned Despite it All”—a complete set of the Mishnah Brurah in its original binding,
- Lot 048: Lot of 2 books of chassidut from printings of Shoah survivors: Agalei Tal, first section |
- Lot 049: Extremely rare Americana: A cloth ribbon, “Envoys to the Congress on Behalf of Shabbos”. New York 1942.
- Lot 050: A set of blessings, “Baruch Ata BeBo’acha” and “uBeTzetecha”, handsomely done in silver with some gold coating.
- Lot 051: Handsome metal washing cup, silver decorations with filigree and gemstones. Stamped.
- Lot 052: Pair of antique Bukhari earrings with gemstones.
- Lot 053: Artistic mezuzah housing, “King David”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 054: Artistic mezuzah housing, “the Tribe of Judah”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 055: Artistic mezuzah housing, “the Tribe of Issachar”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 056: Artistic mezuzah housing, “the Tribe of Dan”, inspired by the Chagall windows. Coated in gold, numbered.
- Lot 057: Lot of 3 yads for a Sefer Torah, silver and other metals.
- Lot 058: Pair of finials for a sefer torah, tin coated in silver. North Africa, 19th century.
- Lot 059: Pair of finials for a sefer torah, silver with filigree. Stamped. Betzalel, Jerusalem.
- Lot 060: Shofar covered with an embossing of pomegranates. Stamped silver.
- Lot 061: Yemenite shofar coated in silver, wonderful.
- Lot 062: Rare silver etrog case—Iraq, 19th century.
- Lot 063: Handsome box for an etrog. Stamped silver.
- Lot 064: Lot of 4 dreidels, enamel work and gemstones, coated in silver. 20th century.
- Lot 065: Silver channukiyah in a European style
- Lot 066: Vizhnitzer Becher—a handsome kiddush cup according to the minhag of the Admorim of Vizhnitz. Stamped silver.
- Lot 067: Large, handsome silver cup. Germany, 20th century.
- Lot 068: Handsome Kiddush cup with a base—stamped silver. Bukhara/Persia?
- Lot 069: “Lichvod Shabbos Kodesh”—a handsome flask for wine; silver, engraving of the Temple and Jerusalem.
- Lot 070: Stamped silver pourer for rosewater. Turkey, 19/20th century.
- Lot 071: Besamim Kli, silver covered in gold and enamel. Austria-Hungary. 20th century.
- Lot 072: Handsome silver besamim flower. 20th century
- Lot 073: Rare: Siddur Tefilot Yisrael based on the nusach of the Ari. Vilna 1906.
- Lot 074: Two rare prayerbooks, 19th century.
- Lot 075: Notebook with a study manuscript in English/Hebrew/French. 1848.
- Lot 076: Manuscript of the Tzahir of Pesach, with illustration. North Africa 1899.
- Lot 077: Pretty manuscript with halachot of shechita, in Hebrew and Marathi.
- Lot 078: Manuscript of a Persian tafsir for the Targum Sheni on Megillat Esther, with illustrations. 19th century.
- Lot 079: Kitzur Dinei Shechita in pretty Italian handwriting. Torino 1859.
- Lot 080: Pretty manuscript with piyyutim for motzei shabbat, in Hebrew and Arabic. 19th century.
- Lot 081: Facsimile of the book Margaliyot Tovah, Amsterdam printing—with three columns of handwritten sketches. Stanislav 1927.
- Lot 082: Collection of manuscripts of Torah and mesorah and more. Yemen, 14th century—taken from bindings.
- Lot 083: Sections of Taj with Shiviti. Yemen, 19/20th century, taking from bindings?
- Lot 084: Notebook with a manuscript of Torah te’amim (Sefer Naggid v’Mitzvah?). Kabbalah, 19-20th century.
- Lot 085: Manuscript of a siddur for Shabbat and chol. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 086: Manuscript of a siddur, Yemenite minhag, for the High Holidays and more. Yemen, 1925.
- Lot 087: Manuscript of slichot for nights of Ashmorot. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 088: Manuscript collection of prayers—Yemen, 19-20th century.
- Lot 089: Manuscript of Seder Havdala (incomplete). Yemen, 19/20th century.
- Lot 090: Pretty manuscript, Yemenite diwan. Yemen, 19-20th century.
- Lot 091: Diwan manuscript in the original leather binding. Yemen, 19th century. Pocket edition.
- Lot 092: Pages from manuscripts: poetry, halachot, amulet, segulot and more. Yemen, 19/20th century.
- Lot 093: Manuscript with piyyutim, Yemenite minhag, in the original binding. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 094: Manuscript of haftaroth for special shabboses and moadim. Yemen, 20th century.
- Lot 095: Manuscript collection of bakashot and ta’amim and halachot of tshuva by the Rambam. Yemen, 20th century.
- Lot 096: Manuscript Mekor Chaim. Al-Majerba (Yemen), 1881.
- Lot 097: Manuscript commentary on halachot of shechita and te’amim. Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 098: Manuscript of Sefer Goralot and Taamei Shechita. 19/20th century.
- Lot 099: Collection of pages from various manuscripts, with segulot, amulets, and more. 20th century.
- Lot 100: Manuscript with instructions for making amulets, segulot, and Jewish astrology, with illustrations. Yemen,
- Lot 101: Letter of chiddushei Torah handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yaakov David Wilovsky, the Ridbaz
- Lot 102: Letter handwritten and signed by the Aderet in his youth. Ponevezh 1969
- Lot 103: Letter handwritten and signed by the Riya Kook—Tevet 1929/30
- Lot 104: Letter signed by the Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac HaLevi Herzog written to Rabbi Shaar Yishuv Kohen—1958.
- Lot 105: Page with a handwritten and signed dedication by the Gaon Rabbi Akiva Yosef Schlesinger, “HaIvri.”
- Lot 106: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Unterman and Rabbi Yosef Katz—Tel Aviv, 1971.
- Lot 107: Certificate of Inheritance signed by Rabbi Ovadya and the Tzitz Eliezer and Rabbi Kapach. 1965.
- Lot 108: Certificate of a Get signed by Rabbi Zvi Pesach Frank and his beit din. 1944.
- Lot 109: 5 Letters of endorsement signed by the Kabbalist Rabbi Aharon Avraham Slatky
- Lot 110: A strongly worded letter against Rabbi Eliyahu Ram, signed by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Deutsch,
- Lot 111: Postcard—Birkat HaShanim, from the kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Zerachya Segal of Tel Aviv—Elul 1971.
- Lot 112: Long halachic tshuva on kashrut of mikva’ot, signed by Rabbi Avraham Zeida Heller, Rabbi and Ram in Tzfat.
- Lot 113: Kollel Controversy in Jerusalem—letter of protest from the Vaad Klali Knesset Yisrael signed by Rabbi Isser Zalman
- Lot 114: Original, rare document: A certificate of membership of the “Shaarei Chesed” neighborhood,
- Lot 115: Letter of endorsement for teaching handwritten by the Gaon Rabbi Zalman Sorotzkin. Jerusalem 1951.
- Lot 116: Letter signed by rabbis of the Sha’ar Shamayim kabbalistic yeshiva,
- Lot 117: Interesting letter signed by the kabbalistic founders and leaders of the Sha’ar Shamayim yeshiva
- Lot 118: Letter signed by Rabbi Zelig Reuven Bengis, Jerusalem 1948
- Lot 119: Signures of the well-known forger, Shlomo Friedlaner, using his pseudonym “Algazi”,
- Lot 120: Lot of signatures, stamps, and copies with yichus, from rabbis and Avot Batei Din, mainly in Poland.
- Lot 121: . Sefer HaZohar, section with Leviticus, with stamps and interesting dedications. Lemberg 1860.
- Lot 122: Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De’ah, 2 volumes, with chiddushei torah handwritten—Vilna 1873
- Lot 123: Chatan Sofer, 2 sections—first edition, Ungvar-Munkatch 1874/8. Yichus copy with notes.
- Lot 124: Many long notes on the book Vayedaber Moshe by Rabbi Moshe HaLevi Folk, Av Beit Din of Bonhardt.
- Lot 125: . Shut HaAlshich—Berlin 1766. With important stamps.
- Lot 126: . Cheker Halacha –first edition, Vienna 1838. signatures of Rabbi Avraham Aharon Katz of Nietra?
- Lot 127: Four sections of the Shem HaGedolim MeEretz HaGer bound together. 1914-1918.
- Lot 128: Autograph of the author: manuscript of Rabbi Baruch Bendit Gvitin from his book Kesef Nivchar
- Lot 129: Chiddushei Torah handwritten and signed by the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Binyamin Sofer
- Lot 130: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Shmuel David Ungar of Nitra from when he was in Tarnov. 1924
- Lot 131: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Asher Segel, Av Beit Din of Kiroly and the Glilot,
- Lot 132: Certificate handwritten and signed by Rabbi Meir Chaim Unger, Av Beit Din of Lackenbach—Jerusalem 1953.
- Lot 133: Postcard written entirely by hand and signed by Rabbi Chaim Mordechai Yaakov Gottlieb, Av Beit Din of Mishkoltz,
- Lot 134: Exciting: Letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Nachum Yehuda Leib Weingott, written to Rabbi Yosef Chaim Zonnenfeld.
- Lot 135: Letter from Rabbi Dr. Natan Birnbaum to Rabbi Yitzhak Yerucham Diskin. Zurich 1919.
- Lot 136: Foundational work: Nefesh HaChaim, first edition, Vilna and Horodna 1824. Copy owned by a student of the author,
- Lot 137: The book Masechet Sofrim, first edition with glosses of the Vilna Gaon,
- Lot 138: Midrash Aggadat Bereishit with introduction by Rabbi Avraham, the Gra’s son. Lemberg 1858,
- Lot 139: First edition of the book Aliyot Eliyahu on the biography of the Vilna Gaon. Vilna 1856.
- Lot 140: Lot of works by the Vilna Gaon and his students. 19th century.
- Lot 141: With the inscription "Moga": Gevurat Ari on Masechtot Yoma and Makot, by the Sha’agat Aryeh,
- Lot 142: . Sefer HaTzaddik, by Rabbi Yosef Zundel of Salant and his rabbis—first edition, Jerusalem, 1927.
- Lot 143: Letter handwritten and signed by the Gaon Rabbi Haim Ozer, Av Beit Din of Vilna,
- Lot 144: Postcard handwritten and signed by the Gaon Rabbi Shimon Shkop. Horodna 1936
- Lot 145: Postcard handwritten and signed by the gaon Rabbi Yehiel Yaakov Weinberg, the Sridei Esh.
- Lot 146: “I look forward to seeing him face to face and enjoying divrei torah”—letter handwritten and signed by the gaon Rabbi
- Lot 147: Notes handwritten by Rabbi Zundel of Salant on the book “Tiv Gittin” by Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliyot.
- Lot 148: Glosses handwritten by the Steipler with his opinion on the use of electricity on shabbat
- Lot 149: Kvitl handwritten by the Chazon Ish on a letter handwritten by his nephew Rabbi Chaim Greineman.
- Lot 150: Personal invitation handwritten and signed by Rabbi Chaim Greineman for his wedding,