Five Books - Hungarian Rabbis

Five Books - Hungarian Rabbis
a. Damesek Eliezer on Orach Chaim. Reteag, 1928. Single edition.
Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, with the commentators always found on the page and with the commentary "Damesek Eliezer", which is a short version of "Machatzit HaShekel", "Yad Ephraim" and "Levushei Serad" and the rest of the great later Rabbis, by Rabbi Eliezer Lubavitch. Comments and additions of Rabbi Eliezer Lubavitch are intertwined with the words of the "Magen Avraham". Part one (no more sections were printed).
Approbations from Rabbi Yechezkel Paneth, the Rebbe Rabbi Chaim Eliezer Shapira of Munkacs, Rabbi Elazar David Greenwald of Satmar, Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich of ?imleu and others.
Signatures: "Yosef of Biella [?]", "Belongs to Yisrael Alter".
On page 59 is a language correction, most likely in the author's handwriting.
[4] leaves, 135, [1] pages.
Condition: Good.

b. Responsa Zicharon Yehuda - according to the order of the Shulchan Aruch, by Rabbi Yehuda Greenwald of Satmar. Part two. S?toralja?jhely, 1928. Single edition. Rare!
Published by his students "who thirstily drink the words of our teacher who is our praise, our hearts' delightֳƒֲ‚ֳ‚ֲ…".
At the beginning of the book, in the disciples' introduction, is an amazing and special letter, which they received from Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, who also praises the author expansively: "All of his thoughts and actions were a chain of love and fear of G-d, He was never distracted from Torah and its commandments".
[9] 232 pages. 32 cm.
Condition: Very Good. Tear with lack on the last leaf (list of subscribers for the book).

c. Responsa Arugat HaBosem on the Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah, part two, by Rabbi Moshe son of Rabbi Amram Greenwald of Chust. Satmar, 1926. First edition.
123 [8] leaves. Four leaves from the middle of the book are missing (due to a printing mistake).
Condition: Very Good.

d. Alef Ze'ira - on the Torah, by Rabbi Zvi Zev Goldberger, Rabbi of the Talmud society of the community of Beregsz?sz. Budapest, 1923.
103 [8] pages. 20 cm.
Condition: Very Good.

e. Responsa Beit Hillel, by Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein Av Beit Din of Ko?omyja. Jerusalem, 1954.
Stamp of Rabbi Shalom Foigel, attendant of the Rebbe of Belz.
Condition: Very Good.