Two Volumes of Selichot MiKol HaShana, Ashkenaz Custom – Metz 1822

Selichot according to the Frankfurt order. Edited and exact according to early liturgies from printing and manuscripts, with a commentary from the editor Rabbi Moshe ben Yaakov Yisrael Bidingen, and according to the early commentators Rabbi Elyakim Shatz from Komarno, and the explanation commentary of Rabbi Yosef Yozfe Halevi from Amsterdam.
The content of each individual selicha and instructions for the one praying are printed in Yiddish in Rashi script. In the margins of the pages is the commentary, all in Lashon HaKodesh written in Rashi script.
Stamps of the Chevrat Shas in the holy congregation of Paris.
a. Part one, the days before Rosh HaShana.
104 pages and another 8 pages of glosses and commentaries on the pizmon "Ele Ezkera" for the eve of Rosh HaShana.
b. Part two, selichot from Tzom Gedalia until the eve of Yom Kippur, with the selichot which are customarily said on Yom Kippur, including the selichot for four fast days.
189 pages.
Condition: Very Good. Original leather covers decorated in gold. The front cover of one of the volumes is detached and the spine is loose. Two pages detached. Ownership inscriptions.