Manuscripts and Letters by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Ferber, London 1920-1950

* Handwritten notebook, commentary on the Torah, Bereshit-Toldot, by Ga’on Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Ferber of London. This manuscript was printed in his famous book Kerem HaTzvi printed in Vienna in 1920. This original manuscript in the handwriting of the author contains slight variations from the printed version.
* Handwritten leaves from his book Tzahalat HaTzvi written c. 1947. (Partially printed in Sefer HaMo’adim, London 1950). On reverse side of leaves, handwritten drafts and sections of letters sent to Rabbi Ferber.
* Two interesting letters by Rabbi Ferber between 1951-1952, in his handwriting and signature.
The Famous Ga’on Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Ferber (1879-1966, Otzar HaRabbanim, 17400), born in Slabodka, studied by the Ga’on Rabbi Yitzchak Elchanan, by Rabbi Yitzchak Blazer and by Rabbi Naftali Amsterdam, disciples of Rabbi Israel of Salant. In 1910 arrived in England and was a prominent pillar of the London Orthodox Jewry. Established the “Committee of Orthodox Rabbis” in London. Well-known for his proficiency in the Talmud and Halachic adjudicative literature and was an exceptional speaker. Composed: Kerem HaTzvi, Chikrei Halachot, Si’ach Tzvi and more.
Notebook of approx. 122 written pages. Approx. 22.5 cm. Good-fair condition, moth damage and detached leaves. Includes dozens of leaves in various sizes and conditions from his composition Tzahalat Tzvi as well as 2 letters and an additional leaf in his handwriting.