Bidspirit auctions | Moreshet Auction May 13, 2019
Moreshet, May 13, 2019. 200 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (200)
- Lot 001: Mishnayot Seder Nezikin. Printed by the Shapira brothers, grandsons of the SlavitaRav. Zhitomir 1860.
- Lot 002: Collection of 26 books from Jerusalem printings, some rare and special.
- Lot 003: Lot of rare Jerusalem books. 19th century.
- Lot 004: Lot of 3 books by the Ben Ish Hai—first editions, Jerusalem 1905-1910.
- Lot 005: Akeidat Yitzhak by Rabbi Yitzhak Arama—Venice 1573 with many handwritten glosses in Italian script from the period.
- Lot 006: AvodatHaKodesh by the Rashba—first edition, Venice 1602.
- Lot 007: Miniature Book of Psalms, rare, with handwritten additions. Leiden (Holland), 1636.
- Lot 008: Handsome volume of Tanach with commentary in Ladino—Venice 1639. New condition,
- Lot 009: Book of First Prophets—Amsterdam 1666, with a hint to the reign of Shabtai Zvi.
- Lot 010: Miniature volume of the Shulchan Aruch, ChoshenMishpat—first edition with Be’erHaGola—Amsterdam 1666.
- Lot 011: Shulchan Aruch Even HaEzer, with illustrated cover. Amsterdam 1698.
- Lot 012: Chizuk Emunah (miniature edition), a strongly worded polemic against Christianity—Amsterdam 1705.
- Lot 013: Chiddushei Kiddushin of the Rashba—Constantinople 1717.
- Lot 014: Miniature mishnayot with complete commentary KafNachat (Kedoshim, Teharot)—Offenbach 1732.
- Lot 015: Shemesh Tzedakah, second section—only edition. Venice 1743. With stamp of Rav David HaKohenSkeli.
- Lot 016: Shulchan Aruch Even HaEzer with Be’erHaGola and Be’erHeitev—Amsterdam 1753.
- Lot 017: Me’amLoez on the Book of Exodus in Ladino—first edition with the Pesach Haggadah, original handsome binding.
- Lot 018: Lot of 2 miniature chumashim—Dyhernfurth 1785.
- Lot 019: Lot of 3 volumes of Mishnah—Dyhernfurth 1797-8. First edition with glosses on the Shas by Rabbi YeshayaPik Berlin.
- Lot 020: Midrash Raba on the Book of Leviticus and the Song of Songs—Zolkva, 1808.
- Lot 021: Seder Tefillot, including Psalms and Ma’amadot, Perek Shira, and the LaMenatze’ach in the shape of a menorah.
- Lot 022: Lot of 2 books bound together: AvodatHaKodesh of HaHida (Warsaw, 1837). MechirYayin by the Rama (Warsaw 1838).
- Lot 023: Last Prophets and Ketuvim with Ladino translation—Izmir 1830.
- Lot 024: Chochmat Yehoshua ben Sira in Hebrew and Aramaic, with translation into Ashkenazit with exegesis. Vienna.
- Lot 025: Otzer Lashon HaKodesh—Leipzig 1840. Handsome volume.
- Lot 026: . Seder SefiratHaOmer, miniature pocket edition with illustrations—Redelheim 1852.
- Lot 027: ChochmatShlomo, miniature edition translated into Hebrew by Naftali HirtzVissel—Prague 1853.
- Lot 028: ViduyHaGadol for Yom Kippurim—first edition, Baghdad 1870.
- Lot 029: Lot 2 copies of the book MegillatEiva by Rabbi Yom Tov Lipman Heller.
- Lot 030: DatYisrael, 2nd section—first edition, New York 1900. Rare.
- Lot 031: Minchat Yehuda by Rabbi Yehuda Patya—first edition, Baghdad 1933.
- Lot 032: Lot of albums and pictures of the kabbalist Avraham Hai.
- Lot 033: ID card of the kabbalist Avraham Chai and his wife.
- Lot 034: Lot of membership booklets from the Histadrut, and additional documents from the Kabbalist Avraham Hai and his wife.
- Lot 035: Lot of items from the kabbalist Avraham Hai including amulets, special prayer for a groom, watch, and more.
- Lot 036: Walking stick of the kabbalist Rabbi Yitzhak Khadouri.
- Lot 037: The Haluka of Rabbeinu Rav Itzikl of Pshevorsk
- Lot 038: Parshiyot of tefillin, with the looped “pey” letter. Attributed to the students of the Ba’al Shem Tov. Not checked.
- Lot 039: Cup with a base and cover. Iraq, 19th century.
- Lot 040: Handsome, high-quality silver Havdalah set. Beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 041: Large Yemenite shofar decorated with silver, with a matching case. Made in Israel.
- Lot 042: Large relief work in copper in Eastern Europe. Beginning of the 19th century.
- Lot 043: Shiviti made of metal for a synagogue. 20th century.
- Lot 044: Sefer Torah with Ashkenazi writing—, Israel 20th century.
- Lot 045: Sefer Torah on gvil parchment—North Africa, 19th century.
- Lot 046: Sefer Torah on gvil parchment in a wooden case—North Africa, 19th century.
- Lot 047: Megillat Esther “HaMelech” on parchment with a handle made of olivewood—Sefardi handwriting, 21st century.
- Lot 048: Megillat Esther on parchment in an artistic housing. Israel, 20th century.
- Lot 049: Facsimile of Megillat Esther with illustrations from Ferrara (Italy), 1616—Tel Aviv 1997.
- Lot 050: Facsimile of Megillat Esther from the 18th century – Budapest, 1989.
- Lot 051: Catalogue Ta’aruchatHaChassidut—Tel Aviv 1960, with interesting information for collectors and merchants.
- Lot 052: Pretty Mizrach micrograph of many verses, written artistically and printed on cardboard—Hevron, 20th century.
- Lot 053: Decoration for a sukkah, Horev printing—Jerusalem, beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 054: Lot of 2 posters with blessings, illustrated, for Rosh Hashanah and Purim, lithograph printing—Jerusalem,
- Lot 055: Rare! Shana Tova card with prayer of the 13 Attributes, Ata Hu Elokeinu, and the bracha for Eruv Tavshilin—Strasbourg,
- Lot 056: Prayer on the grave of Zechariah the Prophet—a lone page unknown in bibliographies.
- Lot 057: Lot with a card “in memory of the holy souls who were killed in the Shoah” with a sederHazkaratNeshamot—Strasbourg,
- Lot 058: ShtarTanayim, Amsterdam 1803.
- Lot 059: Collection of posters and notices of the “Etz” party for the Knesset, elections of 1989—an important,
- Lot 060: SeferHaMered (The Revolt) by Prime Minister Menachem Begin, with a dedication signed by the author himself.
- Lot 061: Journal of the Sinai Campaign—book by Moshe Dayan with his handwritten dedication
- Lot 062: Ka’Et Machar by the former president Shimon Peres with his handwritten dedication.
- Lot 063: “Remember What Amalek Did To You.” A yellow star from the Shoah—France, first half of the 20th century.
- Lot 064: Rare, chilling find: A piece of parchment from a sefer Torah that was burned in Poland during the Shoah by the Nazis.
- Lot 065: Yad for a sefertorah with dedication in memory of a soldier killed when the boat Erinpura was sunk by the
- Lot 066: Calendar with minhagim and a copper engraving. Vienna 1857.
- Lot 067: Datum-Tabellen, a calendar for 216 years in honor of Sir Moses Montefiore, Vienna 1885.
- Lot 068: Lot of 2 books in German and Hebrew.
- Lot 069: Metzukei Aretz—first book of Sokolov. Warsaw 1878.
- Lot 070: New Jewish Hymnal—New York, 1917.
- Lot 071: Siddur Tikkunei Shabbat—miniature edition—partially missing copy with additions filled in by hand.
- Lot 072: Set of 2 machzors for the year and Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Venice 1750, with an illustrated cover.
- Lot 073: Machzor for the ShaloshRegalim, small format—Vienna 1812. Rare.
- Lot 074: Siddur Beit Tefillah, miniature. Livorno 1892.
- Lot 075: Pesach Haggadah with translation into Yiddish—Offenbach 1800.
- Lot 076: Haggadah for Jewish soldiers in the Australian army—Melbourne, 1945. Rare.
- Lot 077: Lot, 2 untraditional Haggadahs from “HaSneh”
- Lot 078: First edition of the book Kol Simcha by Rabbi Simcha Bonem of Peshischa—Breslev 1859—rare book,
- Lot 079: Pri Tzedek on Genesis, by Rabbi Tzadok HaKohen of Lublin—first edition, Lublin 1901.
- Lot 080: Collection of 18 Chassidic booklets, most of them rare and unique.
- Lot 081: Collection of Chassidic books, some early editions.
- Lot 082: Collection of 12 booklets of Breslev chassidut—some rare and unique.
- Lot 083: Silver stick, unique, with 72 holy names for exiling evil spirits. Rare and special.
- Lot 084: Large amulet on a copper plate—Israel, 20th century. Rare.
- Lot 085: Lot of long amulets, rare, on paper—beginning of the 20th century.
- Lot 086: Large lot of more than 100 different amulets.
- Lot 087: Amulet on parchment from the holy hands of the Tzaddik, the Admor Rabbi Yeshayle Kristirer. Rare!
- Lot 088: Mishneh Torah of the Rambam, with the handwritten signature of the Admor Rabbi Yeshayle Kristirer.
- Lot 089: Zikaron L’Bnei Yisrael (Chassidic edition)—copy of the Admor of Skernievitz and the Bnei Brak Rabbi,
- Lot 090: Turei Zahav—first edition, Jerusalem 1936,
- Lot 091: Knesset Yehezkel, copy of the publisher, Rabbi Yaakov Elimelech Panet of Desh, hy”d.
- Lot 092: Chiddushei HaRim on the Bava Kama, Bava Metziya, and Bava Batra,
- Lot 093: Sha’ar HaPsukim, signature and stamp of the Admor Rabbi Yisrael Tvisig of Mattersdorf.
- Lot 094: Mishnayot, Seder Taharot, copy of the Admor Rabbi Betzalel Yair of Alexander.
- Lot 095: Lot of 3 books “Avnei Miluim” with signatures,
- Lot 096: Sefer Chareidim, with stamps of the Gaon Rabbi Simcha HaLevi Soloveitchik, including notes and glosses handwritten.
- Lot 097: Haggada with the "Beer Mayim" commentary of the Maggid of Zelozitz- Lemberg, 1879
- Lot 098: Mishnah Brurah, second section, copy with “Moga.” Warsaw 1909.
- Lot 099: Mila HaOmer by the Maharel Tzintz with dedication handwritten by the publisher, Rabbi Haim Kreizwirt,
- Lot 101: The Ba’al HaNefesh of the Ra’avad. Berlin 1762, copy with signature and glosses by Rabbi Meir Pozner, the Beit Meir.
- Lot 102: Important note on names, handwritten by the Maharam Ash, Rabbi Meir Eisenstatt of Ungvar,
- Lot 103: Shot Maharil—Hanau 1610, copy with unidentified glosses.
- Lot 104: Masechet Hagigah from the Talmud Bavli, small edition—Amsterdam 1744 with interesting signatures.
- Lot 105: Damesek Eliezer—first edition, Yasnitz 1722—copy of Rabbi Yosef Yisrael and his son Rabbi Haim Aharon David Deutsch,
- Lot 106: Shita Mekubetzet (Nazir) first edition, with signatures handwritten by the student of the Chatam Sofer,
- Lot 107: Lot of 3 volumes of the Shulchan Aruch, 2 of which have glosses and notes handwritten—Lemberg 1861.
- Lot 108: Lot of 2 volumes of the Tur, Orech Hayyim and Choshen Mishpat, with dedication for Aharon Jellinek—Vienna 1810.
- Lot 109: Mishneh Torah HaYad HaChazaka of the Rambam—copy of the Dvash—Rabbi David ben Shimon.
- Lot 110: Siach Yitzhak with dedication of Rav Sliman Menachem Mani to Rav Hezekaya HaKohen Rabin, rabbi of Bukhara.
- Lot 111: Siddur Nahalat Yitzhak with dedication handwritten by the elder Kabbalist Rav Yitzhak Khadouri and his son.
- Lot 112: First edition of Chazon Ovadia with a rare dedication by Rav Ovadia Yosef in his youth to the Rabbi of Bat Yam.
- Lot 113: Lot of 2 books with dedications by Rabbi Yehuda Tzedakah and his son.
- Lot 114: Pesach Haggadah Otzarot Chayyim with deication by Rav Yaakov Moshe Hillel.
- Lot 115: Book of Psalms owned by the Chacham Avraham Hai.
- Lot 116: Lot of 5 books from the library of the kabbalist Chacham Avraham Hai.
- Lot 117: Haggadat HaGeonim v’HaMekubalim with a special handwritten dedication from the author, Rabbi Moshe Yair Weinstock.
- Lot 118: Tikkun Chatzot—Jerusalem 1897. Copy of one of Jerusalem’s tzaddikim.
- Lot 119: Unknown manuscript, “Yad Yosef,” was owned by the Elder Kabbalist Rav Mordechai Sharabi.
- Lot 120: Manuscript-Questions and Answers by the Gaon Rav Shlomo Kloger—written in his holy handwriting!
- Lot 121: . Personal notebook of the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Leib Malin.
- Lot 122: Notebook of Rabbanit Malin—wife of Rabbi Leib Malin.
- Lot 123: Manuscript, 300 pages of the book Derech Yeshara, including segulot and additional medical brachot. 19th century.
- Lot 124: Manuscript page on parchment—13 Attributes and a woman’s supplication on shabbat when opening the Ark for Anim Zemirot.
- Lot 125: Manuscript with a drasha for a bar mitzvah in German—Hannover? 1879.
- Lot 126: . Manuscript, midrashim on the Torah, Persia, Zecher Yosef—Yazd, 1849
- Lot 127: Manuscript, midrashim on the Torah. Persia 1854.
- Lot 128: Manuscript of Mahari Bashiri with commentary for Midrash HaGadol—Yemen, 17th century.
- Lot 129: Manuscript of Chumash, large format—Yemen, beginning of the 18th century.
- Lot 130: Manuscript: Ecclesiastes, Ruth, and Song of Songs—Yemen, 18th century.
- Lot 131: Manuscript, three megillot and Tikkun Leil Shavuot. Yemen, end of the 18th century.
- Lot 132: Chumash Parsha manuscript—Yemen, end of the 18th century.
- Lot 133: Manuscript, haftaroth in the Shami nusach, nice handwriting with Targum Onkelos—southern Yemen,
- Lot 134: Manuscript, Kav HaYashar—Der Amar, Yemen, 18th century.
- Lot 135: Manuscript “Parshah” with various additions—central Yemen, end of the 18th century.
- Lot 136: Around 100 handwritten pages with wordings for the writing of amulets and more—Yemen, 17th-20th centuries.
- Lot 137: Lot of small manuscripts with amulets, prayers, and more. Yemen, 19-20th centuries.
- Lot 138: Manuscript, siddur and pesach Haggadah and more—Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 139: Manuscript, halachot of shechita with commentary “Zivchei Elokim”—Yemen, 1879.
- Lot 140: Manuscript, approx. 200 pages of haftaroth, nice handwriting, with vowels and ta’amim—Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 141: Thick manuscript of haftaroth—Yemen, 19th century.
- Lot 142: Lot of more than 150 pages of Yemenite, Sefardi, and Persian manuscript—19th and 20th centuries.
- Lot 143: Draft of the letter of coronation of Rabbi Chaim Segari as Rabbi of Vercelli, Italy. 1685.
- Lot 144: Long letter from Rabbi Shlomo Michael Yona of Torino—on experiencing feeling during Niddah and the impurity.
- Lot 145: Letter from Rabbi Yehoshua Benzion Segari to Rabbi Yehuda Haim Giron.
- Lot 146: Letter from Rabbi Shlomo Michael Yona of Torino with psakim and halachot on gittin.
- Lot 147: .
- Lot 148: Letter in a local European language on erasing the debt owed by Jews, with signatures of rabbis. 1779.
- Lot 149: Letter from Rabbi Yehoshua Benzion Segari to Rabbi Binyamin Segari in Italian and Hebrew. 1783.
- Lot 150: Letter from leaders of the Sefardi community in support of the Histadrut HaNoar HaAgudati. 1940s.
- Lot 151: Collection of documents with signatures from Tzfat rabbis.