Novellae of the Ran on Gittin – Signatures of three Disciples of the Chatam Sofer and Other Signatures

Chiddushei HaRan, on Tractate Gittin. Prague, 1810.
Many inscriptions, signatures and ownership inscriptions. Among the signatures are three disciples of the Chatam Sofer.
· Signature of "Yitzchak called Zeckel Segal Pollack" – Rabbi Yitzchak Zeckel HaLevi Pollack (1813-1891), study partner of his teacher the Chatam Sofer, he merited a revelation of Eliyahu HaNavi. His teacher brings novellae in the name of Rabbi Yitzchak Zeckel in his books. A renowned Torah teacher in Hungary. Born in Bonyhád, he taught Torah in Szerdahely and in Bonyhád, his son Rabbi Moshe HaLevi Pollack served in Bonyhád as rabbi and Av Beit Din. See HeChatam Sofer V'Talmidav, pp. 259-263.
· Many signatures and ownership inscriptions of Rabbi Yissachar Dov Simandel Av Beit Din of Liptoszentmiklos (1794-1862), author of Minchat Ani and Sheyarei Mincha. Son of Rabbi Sinai Ra'avad of Liptoszentmiklos (died 1828). See HeChatam Sofer V'Talmidav, pp. 291-293.
· Signatures in regular square handwriting of Rabbi Shmuel ben Rabbi Moshe Kahane – Rabbi Shmuel HaCohen Ehrentreu (1810-1893), disciple and close assistant of his teacher the Chatam Sofer, tsaddik and wise, lived a life of abstinence. Lived in Pressburg and was dubbed Rabbi Shmuel AltOfen, after his native city Alt-Ofen (Ofen-Yashan) [Budapest]. See HeChatam Sofer V'Talmidav, pp. 440-442.
Additional signatures of Rabbi Sinai Simandel [apparently son of Rabbi Dov Ber Av Beit Din of Miklash]. "Hirsh Oppenheim", "Yitzchak Isaac", "Ya'akov Meir", "David Neufeld", "Ya'akov Biderman of Klasno", etc.
43 leaves, 21 cm. Fair condition, wear to leaf corners. Worn binding.