Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction Dec 14, 2022
Moreshet, Dec 14, 2022. 124 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (124)
- Lot 2: Incunable: Shut Harosh - First Edition, Kushta, 1517 Glosses by Rabbi Yaakov Bardugo and More. Incomplete Copy
- Lot 1: Glory of the Italian Printing Presses: Two Sections of the Machzor per the Custom of Rome,
- Lot 3: Sefer HaShorashim by the Radak. Venice 1547-8, with artistically rendering parts filled in where missing.
- Lot 4: Sefer Yesod: Yafeh Mar’eh. First edition from the author’s lifetime. Venice 1590
- Lot 5: Extremely Rare! Kesef Nivchar by Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto - First Edition Damascus 1605-1696
- Lot 6: Rare! Sefer Ysod: Shut Maharanach. First edition, Istanbul 1610(?)
- Lot 7: Kli Chemda – second edition, rare. Prague 1610
- Lot 8: Sefer Yesod: Perush Etz Shatul on the Sefer Ikarim,
- Lot 9: Rare! Complete set of the Levush. Venice 1620
- Lot 10: Rare in the original parchment binding: “Dictionary Ma’arich HaMa’arachot” by the converted Jew (mumar) Philip Daquin.
- Lot 11: Rare! With the Additional Title Page - Chalukei Avanim by Rabbi David Lida - First Edition - Furt, 1693
- Lot 12: Complete Set in Leather-Covered Wooden Bindings with Remnants of Buckles - The Basic Edition of the Rif of Our
- Lot 13: Complete set, pretty: Tanach Kehilot Moshe (Mikra’ot Gedolot) – Amsterdam, 1724-28.
- Lot 14: Pretty copy in the original leather binding: Prayers for moadim. Amsterdam 1726.
- Lot 15: Rare and pretty in original bindings: Complete set of Tanach. Amsterdam 1732
- Lot 16: Magnificent art! A wonderful copy with the original handmade binding - Yesod: Shot HaTashbetz—first edition, Amsterdam,
- Lot 17: Pretty copy in the original parchment binding, with the author’s signature: Mohar Yisrael, a Dutch-Hebrew dictionary.
- Lot 18: Glosses Handwritten by the Gaon Rabbi Yosef Zvi Hirsch Av Beis Din of Drohobych on Sefer Beit Lechem yehuda - Furth
- Lot 19: Copy owned by the Imrei Binah and Rabbi Nissim Ashkenazi: Shut Lev Same’ach, only edition, Salonika 1793
- Lot 20: The Copy of the Malbim with his Handwritten Corrections: Sefer Hatrumah - Early and rare Edition Zholkva,
- Lot 21: Foundational work: the Noda B’Yehuda, tanina edition, 2 sections. First edition, Prague 1811.
- Lot 22: Set of first editions of the Chumash and Siddur HaRoveh (Torat Moshe)—Redelheim 1818-21.
- Lot 23: Handsome copies in the original bindings: Tanach with Ladino commentary. Vienna 1841-2.
- Lot 24: Handsome, numbered facsimile – Bird’s Head Haggadah, by Machon Betzalel, Vienna 1965. Well-preserved, pretty copy.
- Lot 25: Rare for its condition: complete set of the Talmud Bavli in the original bindings—Sheerit HaPlita, Munich 1948.
- Lot 26: Exciting: A Small,
- Lot 27: Sefer Torah in “Velish” script. German, end of the 18th century (approx.)
- Lot 28: Sefer Torah on Bright Gvil Sephardic Script - North Africa, the 10th Century
- Lot 29: Unusually Large Megillat Esther on Gvil - The Ottoman Empire, Early 20th Century
- Lot 30: Wall Plaque of a Synagogue in Ancona with a Special Piyyut that was Written after being Saved from an Earthquake and
- Lot 31: Fine miniature Manuscript on Parchment - Techinot for Women, Some of Them of Rare Content - Italy,
- Lot 32: Fine Calligraphic Manuscript Kavanot, Prayers and Piyyutim - Italy, 1809 with Decorated Title Pages
- Lot 33: Historic: a pinkas (booklet) of the Etz Chaim yeshiva in Jerusalem,
- Lot 34: Fine Manuscript: Tiklal Baladi Version - Yemen, the 18th Century with Color Decorations
- Lot 35: Pretty manuscript: Chumash, parshahs with targum. Central Yemen, mid-19th century.
- Lot 36: Tiklal Manuscript Baladi Version - Sanaa, Early 19th Century
- Lot 37: Tiklal Manuscript, Shami Version - Southern Yemen? The 19th/20th Century
- Lot 38: Delightful Treasure! Fine Manuscript of Sefer Hazohar, 2 Volumes - Yemen, the 17th Century.
- Lot 39: Rare and Special! Fine manuscript of Sefer Sha'arei Orah, a Basic Kabbalistic Book - Yemen, late 17th Century
- Lot 40: Rare: Kabbalistic Manuscript that had no been Printed, Autograph of an Unknown Author - Eastern Countries, ca.
- Lot 41: Fine Manuscript from which the Shut Chok UMishpat by Rabbi Chaim Toledano was Printed - North Africa, ca. 1930
- Lot 42: Copy with yichus and notes: Knesset HaGedolah by Rabbi Chaim Benvenisti. Early edition, rare. Furth 1692
- Lot 43: Father of the Chida: self-dedication signed by Rabbi Yitzhak Zerachya Azoulay, on the work Shut Divrei Emet.
- Lot 44: Stamps and Notations Handwritten by Rabbeinu the Sdei Chemed Rabbi Chaim Hezekiah Medini: Sefer Minchat Moshe - First
- Lot 45: Eulogy drash for tzaddikim, handwritten by the Resh Galusa of Bavel, the Ben Ish Hai. Leaves of segulah.
- Lot 46: Complete drash handwritten by the Kaf HaChaim.
- Lot 47: Kabbalistic chiddushim handwritten by the kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Patya.
- Lot 48: “For your benefit and a lengthening of your days” – handwritten leaf from the Sandlar HaKadosh with a quote from Sefer
- Lot 49: Collection of leaves handwritten and signed by the Chassidic kabbalist Rabbi Shimon Englander,
- Lot 50: Sefer Yesod: Megaleh Amukot, first printing. Krakow 1637. Partially missing copy
- Lot 51: Siddur Rabbi Shabtai (Ari nusach) with the rare errors table! A Siddur for the entire year. Lemberg 1866. לעדכן
- Lot 52: Kabbalistic siddur, nusach Ari, “Kol Yaakov”, with the tears of the tzaddik Rabbi Yosef Woltuch.
- Lot 53: Ha not been Seen in Auctions: Kuntres of Glosses and Comments on the Rif with a Stamp of the Publisher HaShazbani and
- Lot 54: Most Rare! 10 (!) Glosses Handwritten by Rabbi Shmuel Salant, the Rav of Jerusalem: Talmud Yerushalmi - Shklov, 1812
- Lot 55: “Their gerus is not even gerus” – a halachic response written by hand and signed by Rabbi Yosef Chaim Zonnenfeld,
- Lot 56: Chiddushei Torah handwritten by Maran Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi Wosner.
- Lot 57: Polemic - "Can we Say It is a Forgery" - Letter Defending the Forged Yerushalmi Handwritten by the Famed Jerusalem
- Lot 58: Signature and glosses from Rabbi Zundel of Salant: Keren Shlomo – first edition, Pressburg 1840.
- Lot 59: Important notes handwritten by the author: Shalmei Nedarim with gilded title pages. First edition, Vilna 1880.
- Lot 60: Basic Book: Dedication Handwritten by the Publisher Rabbi Itzileh Blazer of Petersburg: Or Yisrael by Rabbi Yisrael of
- Lot 61: Torat HaNazir, the first work by Rabbi Yitzhak Hutner. With the approbation from Rav Kook that was later removed.
- Lot 62: Nothing like it: significant printer corrections handwritten by the great Chafetz Haim on his book “Chafetz
- Lot 63: Valuable! Historic letter (written entirely by hand and signed) never published,
- Lot 64: Fascinating Polemic in a Lengthy Letter Handwritten and Signed by Maran the Natziv of Volozhin and His Daughter the
- Lot 65: "Mit dank un birkat kohen" Letter signed by the Gaon Rabbi Shimon Shkop. 1934.
- Lot 66: Rare! Posek Hador Rabbi Moshe Feinstein - Lengthy Responsum of Four Pages! Handwritten and Signed by Him - New York,
- Lot 67: “In our time it is not categorized as demai but rather a safek mamash” – a halachic letter handwritten and signed by
- Lot 68: “To be doubly blessed in ruchniyus and gashmiyus” – a letter handwritten and signed by the Steipler. 1965.
- Lot 69: Rare and unique: letter from Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky with a number of halachic questions,
- Lot 70: Copy of Rabbi Sheraga Zvi Tenenbaum the Neta Sorek: Yalkut Eliezer - Pressburg 1864
- Lot 71: Exciting: manuscript from yeshiva students of Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeschitz and more: chiddushei Torah from gedolim of
- Lot 72: Letter with interesting content written entirely by hand and signed by Rabbi Yehuda Greenfeld,
- Lot 73: Letter with interesting content and the addition of handwritten lines and the signature of Rabbi Gedalya Schmelkes,
- Lot 74: "The Aforementioned Told Me that the Tzaddik Rabbi Yaakov Leib Katz Strasser Wanted to Give Me His Daughter": Letter
- Lot 75: Letter written entirely by hand and signed by the Rahak Rabbi Moshe Sofer of Erlau, the Yad Sofer. Erlau 1914.
- Lot 76: For the first time at auction: two letters with an original handwritten invitation and signature of Rabbi Yosef
- Lot 77: Masechet Avodah Zarah, printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira. Slavita 1820.
- Lot 78: Masechet Makot printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira. Slavita 1820.
- Lot 79: Sha’agas Aryeh. Edition with additions, a variant with rare leaves—printed by Shapira in Slavita, 1832.
- Lot 80: Chumash “Or HaHayyim” Vayikra – printed by Rabbi Shmuel Avraham Shapira Slavita 1832 New luxurious leather binding
- Lot 81: Tikkun Leil Shavu'ot and Hoshana Rabba "Under the Supervision of Rabbi Chanina Lipa of Slavuta" - Josefow, 1845
- Lot 82: Two Sections of Sefer Sidduro shel Shabbat by Rabbeinu the Be'er Mayim Chaim - The Press of the Shapira Brothers,
- Lot 83: Sefer Chassidim with Brit Olam by Rabbeinu the Chida - Zhitomir, 1857
- Lot 84: Tikkunei Zohar printed by Shapira in Zhytomyr, 1863. Approbation of the Admor Rabbi Aharon of Chernobyl.
- Lot 85: One of the First Chassidic Books: Degel Machaneh Ephraim - First Edition Koretz, 1810 Incomplete Copy
- Lot 86: Segula: Midrash Torat Kohanim, first edition of the commentary “Asirit HaEfah” (Komarna, chassidus). Lemberg 1848.
- Lot 87: Rare: Tiv Gittin and Kidushin by the Admor Rabbi Haim Yosef Gottlieb of Stropkov (chassidut)—first edition,
- Lot 88: Extremely rare: Breslev, first edition of 2 sections of Likkutei Etzot Chadash, by Rabbi Nachman of Tcherin.
- Lot 89: Chochmat HaNefesh with the Name of Rabbi Yeshayaleh of Kerestir and More included in the List of Subscribers -
- Lot 90: Set of Chamisha Chumshei Torah with Or Hachaim and Be'er Mayim Chaim Approbated by the Holy Rav of Ruzhin,
- Lot 91: The Glory of Chassidut: Dozens of Glosses Handwritten by the Admor Rabbi Avraham of Chechnov on a Book by His
- Lot 92: Holy glory! A copy “Nachalat Avotai” attributed to one of the first tzaddikim of Ruzhin,
- Lot 93: Father of the Admor the Imrei Yosef of Spinka: copy with signatures of Rabbi Shmuel Zvi Weiss of Munkacs—Tzafnat
- Lot 94: Signature and Glosses by the Chassid Gaon Rabbi David Hacohen Zeltzer of Serdehali Domatz in Munkatch - on Tur Orach
- Lot 95: The Copy of the son-in-law of the Divrei Yechezkel of Shinova: Pnei Yehoshua with Glosses by the Baruch Ta'am -
- Lot 96: The Only Remnant? of the Library of the Admor Rabbi David Leib Twersky of Skvira-Kazatin: Tzeidah Laderech Lemberg,
- Lot 97: A Remnant of the Alexander House: Gemara Brachot which was studied by the Holy Rav Rabbi Yerachmiel Yisrael Tosef
- Lot 98: “Avdak of Vilchovitz (Vil'khivtsi)” – copy with yichus,
- Lot 99: Psalms of the Ga’avad Eida Charedit, Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund.
- Lot 100: The Saba Ba'al Hapetek - Signature of the Saba Rabbi Yisroel Dov Odesser Ba'al Hapetek,
- Lot 101: Shadar letter for a kolel shaliach by Chabad Hevron and Jerusalem, Rabbi Shaul father of the Shaulson family, 1857.
- Lot 102: Kadosh v’Nora: Leaf handwritten by Rabbi David Shlomo Eibeschitz, author of the Levushei Srad and the Arvei Nahal.
- Lot 103: "ברכת ה' תעשיר" Handwritten by the Buchacher Rav: Extremely Rare - Leaf with Chidushei Torah Handwritten by Maran the
- Lot 104: Segulah and kedusha: manuscript of the Admor kabbalist Heichal Bracha of Komarna. Part of his commentary on mishnayot.
- Lot 105: Holy of holies, for the first time at auction: a filament of straw from the bed of the Rebbe Elimelech of Luzhansk.
- Lot 106: Third generation after Rabbeinu the Divrei Chaim of Sanz: a letter with interesting content from Rabbi Naftali
- Lot 107: Rare and unique: letter written entirely by hand and signed by Rabbi Menachem Brody of Kalov.
- Lot 108: Letter written by hand and signed by the Admor Rabbi Meshulam Feivush Halperin (the 2nd), Av Beit Din of Berezhany.
- Lot 109: Letter for a Good Year with Fascinating Personal Family Content by the Admor Rabbi Ben Zion Yehuda Leib Twersky of
- Lot 110: Rabbeinu's Great Modesty in a Wonderful Letter: Letter Handwritten Entirely and Signed by the Admor Rabbi Itzikel of
- Lot 111: Many blessings in a shana tova letter from the Admor Rabbi Avraham Elimelech Perlov of Karlin.
- Lot 112: Early letter entirely by hand, from the Divrei HaYoel, from his first rabbinical position in Irshava.
- Lot 113: Rare! Letter written entirely by hand and signed by the assistant to the Admor Divrei Yoel of Satmar. Prague 1920.
- Lot 114: Wedding certificate signed by the Admor Beis Yisrael of Gur, for the marriage of his chassid Rabbi Yaakov Kozlik.
- Lot 115: Letter from the Admor Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Beiderman of Lelov - Kislev, 1968.
- Lot 116: “To save us from inciters and rebels”. Special: Marei Mekomot for a drash,
- Lot 117: Letter written by hand and signed by the gaon chassid Rabbi Shabtai Lifshitz, Motz of Ilnytsia and Irshava,
- Lot 118: “and God forbid I enter into the dispute” – letter with fascinating content,
- Lot 119: Letter written by hand and signed by the gaon Rabbi Shmuel Levi Weinberger, Av Beit Din of Krestirer and Sered,
- Lot 120: Rabbinical controversy in Sered: a letter written by hand and signed by the gaon Rabbi Hillel Weinberger,
- Lot 121: Halachic tshuva by Rabbi Moshe Ginz,
- Lot 122: Letter of mesirut nefesh from a rabbi who merited seeing Eliyahu: letter written by hand and signed by Rabbi Aryeh
- Lot 123: Letter written by hand and signed by Rabbi Chaim Engel, Av Beit Din of Radomyśl, son of the Maharash Engel.
- Lot 124: Rare: Very long tshuva handwritten by the gaon Rabbi Eliezer Segal Landau, Av Beit Din of Oshpitzin (Oświęcim),