Four-Volume Yom Kippur Machzor - Livorno, 1797 - Handsome Contemporary Bindings

Yom Kippur Machzor. Livorno, [1797]. Printed by Eliezer Sa'adon. Hebrew and Ladino.
Five parts in four volumes. Each part has a separate title page and title. Special medium-sized edition, for convenient use.
The prayer "Tefillah L'VaYa'avor" was first printed in these machzorim [to be said at the time the cantor recites "Va'Ya'avor"] by R. Chaim ibn Attar, author of Or HaChaim. This prayer appears in all five parts.
1. Part 1: "K'lil Tiferet - Minchah prayer for Erev Yom Kippur. Bound with: Part 2 - "Ma'ariv Aravim" - the Kol Nidrei prayer and Arvit. Kol Nidrei is followed by a prayer for Grand Duke Ferdinand III, with a Ladino text. Introduction by the printer R. David Chaim Milul (in Ladino).
2. Part 3: "Morning Prayer for the Day of Awe" - Shacharit and the Torah reading. Prayer for Grand Duke Ferdinand III, with Ladino text.
3. Part 4: "Avodat Mikdash" - Musaf prayer.
4. Part 5: "Minchah for the late afternoon and the locking of the gates" - Minchah and Ne'ila, and Arvit for Motza'ei Yom Kippur.
Five parts in four volumes: 16 leaves; [4], 46, 17-36 leaves; 105 leaves; 70 leaves; 72, 37-50 leaves. 15.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Some worming. Contemporary binding embossed with the name Salamone Cammeo.