Machzorim – Nice Copies of Metz and Luneville Printing from the 18th Century

1. Sha'arei Selicha / Selichot for the whole year according to Ashkenasi custom. Metz, [1765]. With Yiddish-Deitsch translation, laws of Rosh Hashana and Seder Kapparot. Two sections, first section has an impressive engraving.
2. Machzor according to Ashkenasi and Polish custom, with a commentary in German and laws and Kavanat HaPaytan. Only Part 2: Pesach, Shavuot, Succot and Shabbatot Chol HaMoed. Metz, [1769].
3-5. Machzor according to Ashkenasi and Polish custom, with commentary, laws and Kavanat HaPaytan. Luneville, [1797]. Three parts: Part 1 (Days of Awe), only volume of Rosh Hashana; Part 2 (Three Festivals), only volumes of Pesach and Shavuot. All volumes have Shir HaYichud, "with explanation of words in the Holy Tongue as found in the prayers of the Mekubal … Shla. (Owners' inscriptions of Rebbetzin Ella wife of Rabbi Ber and her son David son of Ber ---)".
5 volumes, varied size and condition. Owners' signatures and inscriptions. Antique leather covers, damaged.