Important Collection of Rabbinic Letters.

Important Collection of Rabbinic Letters.

Important collection of [20] rabbinic letters.

Among them, we will mention: A handwritten letter by Rabbi Moshe Tukachinsky 1954 [a touching letter in which the rabbi expresses 'the love and joy of your devoted uncle ...']; a certificate of excellence from the 'Tiferet Tziyon' yeshiva from the first of Nissan 1942, signed by R' Avraham Yitzchak Gershonowitz and Rabbi Yaakov Schnidman ['The student Naftali Tepli ... passed the test ... the general examination which took place with the participation of the geonim R' Yerucham Warhaftig and R' Y. Y. Kanievsky shlit"a, led by the author of the Chazon Ish, shlit'a.]; letter on a scholarly topic by Rabbi Menachem Kahane [written on an aerogram] in which he counts them number of times various expressions are used in braitas: 'simanim d'oraita,' 'naaseh k'tzvach al beito she'nafal,' 'sha'ah achat samuch l'gneivatah' and more]; a letter with the signatures of Rabbi Yitzchak Wachtfogel and Rabbi Meir Horowitz; two letters handwritten and signed by Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl - both with short halachic responsa [in the laws of niddah, finance and another, in which he writes "I don't know," "Forgetfulness is common" and the like]; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Tzvi Meir Bergman on a personal issue ["I would ask that you be calm, I forgive you and there is no resentment here, heaven forbid]; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Berish Zaltz [1952 - responsa on a financial issue]; letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Chaim Wolkin - answering a number of questions on various topics [definition of 'shvita' on Shabbat 'Not resting only to have a day off, but do it for the sake of Hash-m' and more]; ordination certificate with the signature of Rabbi Yitzchak Wachtfogel - 1950; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Refael Kook; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Nissim Toledano; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Neriah while he was in Meron, regarding various topics; a letter handwritten and signed by Rabbi Shalom HaLevi Eisen; and more.

Various sizes and conditions, Overall very fine condition. The collection is placed in a binder.