The personal siddur of 'The Elder of the Kabalists,' Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri, with his signature and handwritten ...

The personal siddur of 'The Elder of the Kabalists,' Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri, with his signature and handwritten inscriptions.
Siddur Ohr Yesharim. With all of the prayers, requests and pizmonim customarily said by the Sepharadim and the Eastern and Western communities, with names of "Havayah" and "Adnut.” Jerusalem, 1978. The siddur from the which "The Elder of the Kabalists" prayed. With the approbation of Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu who checked the laws and the kabalistic matters in the siddur and an approbation of Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri.
On the page before the title page is a dedication from the publisher, Yitzchak Ezra Bakel, to Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri. Rabbi Kaduri signed his name above the dedication. Between the siddur's pages are five small pages with the names of sick people and their ailments, which Rabbi Kaduri mentioned in his prayers. On the last page of the siddur Rabbi Kaduri's son testifies, "With this siddur my father prayed for many years for the Jewish People."
Binding reinforced with tape. Very fine condition.