The auction includes a stunning selection of rare children's books, including a double book by Benzion Raskin with avant-garde Russian graphics from 1922; Photographs and family photo albums from Palestine; the first Israeli edition of "Lolita" published by Stematsky; "Kinor Zion" with the original text of "Hatikva" (1900); a large variety of rare postcards; handwritten letters by individuals such as Arlozrov , Tschernihovsky and Moshe Dayan; And a large selection of ancient and rare books on diverse subjects, including Zionism, Judaism, the Holocaust and more. All items starting at $10.
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LOTTO 21:
The Pentateuch, Codex Hileli - Facsimile of a 13th Century Sephardic Manuscript - Numbered Edition in Two Volumes
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The Pentateuch, Codex Hileli - Facsimile of a 13th Century Sephardic Manuscript - Numbered Edition in Two Volumes
The Pentateuch, an ancient Sephardic manuscript (Codex Hilleli) from the collection of the Theological Seminary in New York.
Makor Publishing House, Jerusalem, 1974.
A hard box containing two large volumes, bound in red leather with lettering and golden decorations. According to the book, it is a facsimile of "the only remnant of an ancient tradition of biblical manuscripts that was prevalent in the 11th and 12th centuries. This Sephardic tradition relied on an ancient and accurate manuscript of a Bible that was known in Spain by the name of its ancient copyist Rabbi Hillel ben Moshe ben Hillel ". Copied in Toledo in 1241. Numbered edition of 1300 copies, this is copy no. 221. Foreword by Prof. Nachum M. Sarna.
532 pp., 28X19 cm. Tears in the spine of Part A, the spine of Part B is completely missing. Other than that in good condition.
