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Appel Auction, Aug 17 12:00 PM. 459 lots.
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Lots in this catalog (459)
- Lot 1: Post-Incunabulum: Sefer Ha-Ikkarim – Jewish Faith and Philosophy. Venice, 1521.
- Lot 2: Polemic on the Doctrine of Transmigration. Mekor Chaim, First Edition, Mantua 1559.
- Lot 3: Olas Shabbos. Commentary on the Torah by Rabbi Yoel Ibn Shuaib. First Edition. Venice 1577
- Lot 4: Kitzur Amudei Gola (Samak), Krakow 1579. Only Edition, Extremely Rare!
- Lot 5: Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer. Venice, 1608. Incomplete Copy. Signatures and Inscriptions.
- Lot 6: Levush HaButz VeArgaman. Venice, 1620 – Signatures of the Gaon Rabbi Natan Amram, Author of HaKinyan.
- Lot 7: Tumat Yesharim, Four Early Works Edited by Rabbi Benjamin Motal. First Edition,
- Lot 8: Sefer HaYashar. Krakow, 1628 Extremely Rare!
- Lot 9: Mashmia Yeshuah, by Don Isaac Abarbanel. Amsterdam, 1644.
- Lot 10: The controversy of “Stam Yeynam” in Italy. Sefer HaZikaronot [by Rabbi Shmuel Abohav], First Edition, Prague, ca.
- Lot 11: Pesikta Rabbati. Prague, 1654 – First Edition.
- Lot 12: First Edition: Iggeret Ayyelet Ahavim. Amsterdam, 1665. With a Star of David Illustration.
- Lot 13: Grammar: Siach Yitzchak by the Brother of the Taz. Frankfurt am Main, 1676.
- Lot 14: Collection of Rare and Early Seforim (1686–1794) – First Editions.
- Lot 15: Divrei Neva, First Edition, Amsterdam, 1688.
- Lot 16: Collection of Antique Seforim 1692–1833. Copy of the Torat Chesed of Lublin.
- Lot 17: Collection of Early Seforim, 1692–1889. Signatures and Ownership Stamps.
- Lot 18: Collection of Early Seforim, 1694–1835. Mostly First Editions.
- Lot 19: A Diverse Collection of Rare Antique Seforim, 1696–1771 .
- Lot 20: Birkat Avraham (Brudo) – Venice 1696 – First Edition.
- Lot 21: Yesod: Shu"t HaBa"ch, First Edition, Frankfurt am Main 1697.
- Lot 22: Sefer Yesod: Responsa Avodat HaGershuni. First Edition, Frankfurt am Main, 1699. Signatures.
- Lot 23: Kabbalah: Vayakhel Moshe, by Rabbi Moshe son of Menachem Graf of Prague.
- Lot 24: Tiferet HaKodesh, homiletic discourses on the haftarot. First Edition, Fürth, 1701.
- Lot 25: Mayim Chaim Sheni. First Edition. Dyhernfurth, 1703. Extremely Rare Incomplete Copy!
- Lot 26: Halachot Ketanot. First Edition, Venice, 1704.
- Lot 27: Leket HaKemach (Two Parts). First Edition. Amsterdam, 1707.
- Lot 28: Shevilei Emunah, Ten Paths of Faith and Philosophical Inquiry. Amsterdam, 1708.
- Lot 29: Naftali Sheva Ratzon. First Edition. Hamburg, 1708.
- Lot 30: Kavanot HaAggadot – Kaftor VaFerach .Amsterdam, 1709.
- Lot 31: Sefer Yesod: Siftei Chachamim. Frankfurt, 1712.
- Lot 32: Masoret Habrit. Hamburg, 1715. Rare Frst Edition.
- Lot 33: Sefer HaChinuch, Amsterdam, 1716 – Pocket Edition in Original Leather Binding.
- Lot 34: Halachah Berurah. First Edition. Wilhermsdorf 1717.
- Lot 35: Varied Collection of Antique Seforim 1717-1825, Signatures.
- Lot 36: Rosh Yosef. Köthen, 1717. Signed by the Gaon Rabbi Yehudah Bonomo of Izmir.
- Lot 37: Brit Shalom. First Edition, Frankfurt am Main, 1718 – With the Approbation of the Sages of the Four Lands.
- Lot 38: Rare Sefer: Te'udat Shlomo. First Edition, Offenbach, 1718 – A Rare and Important Treatise,
- Lot 39: A rare responsum of the Maharal of Prague. Ve-yakom Edut be-Yaakov – Ruling on agunot. Frankfurt am Main, 1719.
- Lot 40: Sefer Yesod - Limited Edition: Shitah Mekubetzet on Bava Metzia. First Edition, Amsterdam, 1721. Antique Signatures.
- Lot 41: Collection of Early Seforim, 1721–1827.
- Lot 42: Polemic: Sefer HaChassidim, Frankfurt am Mein 1724. First Edition of the Commentary
- Lot 43: Tractate Horayot in Pocket Format – Special Edition for the Mitzvah of "Uvalectecha Baderech" – Amsterdam 1727.
- Lot 44: Signature of the Gaon Rabbi Aharon Schloss ABD Offenbach. Chiddushei HaRitva. First Edition,
- Lot 45: Apiryon Shlomo. First Edition, Wilhermsdorf, 1730. Very Rare!
- Lot 46: Beit Levi. First Edition, Zhovkva 1732 – with approbations by the Ma’aseh Rokeach and the Kenesset Yechezkel.
- Lot 47: Copy of Rabbi Yitzchak Leib Eger, Son of Rabbi Akiva Eger. Shut Even HaShoham, First Edition, Dyhernfurth 1733.
- Lot 48: Reshit Chochmah. Constantinople, 1736.
- Lot 49: Hishta’arut Melekh HaNegev im Melekh HaTzafon. First Edition, Amsterdam, 1737. Polemic.
- Lot 50: Reshit Chochmah with the approbation of the Ma'aseh Rokeach. Amsterdam, 1737.
- Lot 51: Reshit Chochmah with the approbation of the Ma'aseh Rokeach. Amsterdam, 1737.
- Lot 52: Pocket Edition of Tractate Sukkah. Amsterdam, 1739. Printed by the Orphans of Solomon Proops.
- Lot 53: Moed David. – First Edition Amsterdam, 1740.
- Lot 54: Todat Shelamim by Rabbi Yeshayah Bassan. Two Parts. Venice, 1741. First Edition of a Foundational Work. Rare Variant.
- Lot 55: Sefer Yesod: Shev Yaakov Responsa. First Edition , Frankfurt am Main, 1742. Signatures.
- Lot 56: (SCIENCES) Nechmad Vena’im [on astronomy, geography, as well as a rejection of astrology in Jewish tradition].
- Lot 57: Zikaron bi-Yerushalayim. First Edition. Constantinople, 1743. With Illustrations. Exceptionally Rare!
- Lot 58: First Edition of Kitzur Alsheich al HaTorah, by the Gaon Rabbi Yosef ben Rabbi Aryeh Leib. Amsterdam, 1748.
- Lot 59: Tiferet Tzvi on the Torah. Only Edition, Amsterdam, 1755. Rare.
- Lot 60: Collection of Antique Seforim, 1758–1834. Signatures.
- Lot 61: Tractate Shevuot. Fürth, 1759 - With a False Title Page. Very Rare!
- Lot 62: Maskil LeDavid (by Rabbi David Pardo). First Edition, Venice, 1761.
- Lot 63: The Only Hebrew Sefer Printed in Cleves: Or Yisrael. Cleves, 1770. Only Edition
- Lot 64: Yesod First Edition: Kereti u-Peleti on the Laws of Niddah by Rabbi Jonathan Eybeschütz. Karlsruhe, 1773.
- Lot 65: Very Rare! Chedvat Yaakov, First Edition, Berlin, 1776.
- Lot 66: Or Chadash, Part II, with the approbation of Rebbi Shmelke of Nikolsburg. First Edition, Frankfurt an der Oder, 1776.
- Lot 67: Extremely Rare! Toldot Aharon Chadash. First Edition. Salonika, 1776. Signatures.
- Lot 68: Or LaYesharim – Ein Yaakov: Talmudic Novellae. First Edition, Dyhernfurth, 1778. Rare!
- Lot 69: Olelot HaBatzir, novellae in halachah and aggadah arranged according to the weekly Torah portions. Only Edition,
- Lot 70: Be'ur Millot Ha-Higgayon. Berlin, 1784.
- Lot 71: Machazeh Avraham. First Edition, Salonika, 1795.
- Lot 72: Olat Shmuel. First Edition. Salonica 1799 - Signature of Rabbi Avraham ibn Habib, ABD Gallipoli & Crete.
- Lot 73: Tola'at Yaakov by Rabbi Meir ibn Gabbai. Lemberg, 1799 or 1840.
- Lot 74: Sefer Ha'Itur. Warsaw 1801. With the Approbation of the Maggid of Kozhnitz. Copy of Rabbi Nachum Trebitsch,
- Lot 75: Rare Chassidic Edition: Kad Ha-Kemach, Ostroh 1804 – Mentioning an Unpublished Approbation of the Kedushat Levi.
- Lot 76: Rare Chassidic Edition: Kad Ha-Kemach, Ostroh 1804 – Mentioning an Unpublished Approbation of the Kedushat Levi.
- Lot 77: Set of Urim Ve-Tumim by Rabbi Jonathan Eybeschütz. Dubno, 1806. Copies of Rabbi Meir Yissachar HaKohen Rabinowitz,
- Lot 78: Amarot Tehorot (Asara Ma’amarot) – Mogilev 1810 - Approbation of Rebbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdychiv.
- Lot 79: Diverse Collection of Antique Seforim, 1814–1848.
- Lot 80: Reishit Chochmah, Sklov, 1816, Rare.
- Lot 81: She'elot u-Teshuvot HaGeonim Batra'ei. Prague, 1816 – Includes Torah Novellae by Rabbi David Deutsch ABD Ir Chadash,
- Lot 82: Important early marginalia – Record of a visit by Sir Moses Montefiore. Ketzot HaChoshen, Kapust, c. 1817,
- Lot 83: Mishnas D’Rebbe Eliezer. First Edition, Shklov 1819. Rare!
- Lot 84: Signatures of Rabbi Chaim Davidsohn, Av Beth Din of Warsaw. Bnei Ahavah, Three Volumes. First Edition. Prague 1819.
- Lot 85: Sefer Ha-Metzaref. First Edition. Vienna, 1820. Marginal Notations.
- Lot 86: Important Early Marginal Annotations: Netivot Olam, First Edition, Vilna 1822.
- Lot 87: Kabbalah: Sha'ar Gan Eden, Sudilkov, 1826.
- Lot 88: Collection of Antique Seforim.
- Lot 89: Chavos Daas. Lemberg, 1834. Signatures.
- Lot 90: Magen Avot (Maharam Benet). Zholkva, 1835. First Edition - Ilima Rabbati, on Kabbalah,
- Lot 91: Shevet Mishor. First Edition. Belgrade, 1838.
- Lot 92: Collection of Early Seforim, 1841–1928.
- Lot 93: Kedushat Yom Tov (Maharit Algazi) – Jerusalem, 1843 – One of First Seforim Printed in Jerusalem.
- Lot 94: Avodat HaKodesh / LeDavid Emet (by the Chida). Jerusalem, 1844.
- Lot 95: "Columbus" – The Discovery of America. Rare Only Edition. Lemberg, 1846.
- Lot 96: Oneg Shabbat, Kabbalah from the Yalkut Re'uveni. Zolkva, 1848.
- Lot 97: Shirei HaNefesh by the Malbim. First Edition, Königsberg 1857 - Original colored wrapper.
- Lot 98: Shevilei David Yehudah. Two Parts. First Edition, Jerusalem, 1862–1865.
- Lot 99: Rare Edition: Or HaChaim HaKadosh. Warsaw, 1862.
- Lot 100: Maamar Shivrei Luchot by Rabbi Menachem Azarya of Pano. Safed, 1864. First Edition.
- Lot 101: Sefer HaYashar Attributed to Rabbeinu Tam. Jerusalem, 1864.
- Lot 102: Sha'arei Kedushah / Alim La-Terufah. Aleppo, 1866.
- Lot 103: Unrecorded: Milchemet Mitzvah 1869 - Simanei Re'ashim U-Re'amim with Boker Yizrach Czernowitz 1867.
- Lot 104: Sha'ar HaShamayim. Lemberg, ca. 1870.
- Lot 105: Korei Be'emet by Rabbi Yitzchak Dov Bamberger of Würzburg First Edition. Frankfurt am Main, 1871.
- Lot 106: Collection of Seforim, 1871–1912. Rabbinic & other Signatures and Ownership Stamps.
- Lot 107: Maharam Halawa. First Edition, Jerusalem, 1873.
- Lot 108: Extremely Rare! Toldot Adam. First Edition. Zolkva, 1873.
- Lot 109: She'erit Binyamin, Part II. Jerusalem, 1875 – Signatures of Yeshivah Students from Galicia.
- Lot 110: A Diverse Collection of Antique Seforim, 1886–1931.
- Lot 111: Me'orer Zikaron u-Ma'asef HaKelalim, for the Study of Tractate Nedarim. First Edition,
- Lot 112: Collection of Four Seforim by the Maharsham of Berezhany. Author’s Stamp and Rabbinic Copies.
- Lot 113: Very Rare Mathematics Work. Kovetz Al Yad, Jerusalem, [1913].
- Lot 114: A Magnificent Sermon by the Gaon Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Dushinsky. 1915.
- Lot 115: A Segulah Volume Printed by the Holy Rebbe of Bixad.
- Lot 116: Purchased Directly from the Author, Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman: Kovetz He'arot on Tractate Yevamot. First Edition.
- Lot 117: Sefer Tosefet Berachah (by the author of Torah Temimah) – On the Five Books of the Torah. Pinsk,
- Lot 118: Mishnayot, Sinai Edition. Vienna–Budapest, 1937.
- Lot 119: Responsa Menachem Meshiv – Frankfurt am Main 1938 – One of the Last Seforim Printed in Frankfurt am Main before the
- Lot 120: The First Sefer Printed at the Slavita Press of Rabbi Moshe Shapira.
- Lot 121: Unrecorded Slavita Printing! HaMagid, Part I. Slavita, 1801.
- Lot 122: Pri HaAretz, by the holy Rebbi Menachem Mendel of Vitebsk. Russia–Poland, after 1818.
- Lot 123: Shaarei Avodah - Shklow, 1821 - First Edition.
- Lot 124: Mishnayot Kodshim, Slavuta 1822.
- Lot 125: Chok LeYisrael, Bereishit. Slavita, 1825. First Slavita Edition of Chok LeYisrael.
- Lot 126: Large Collection of Chassidish Seforim, 1826 Onward. Includes a Copy from the Library of the Holy Klausenburg Rebbe.
- Lot 127: The First Sefer Printed by Rabbi Chanina Lipa Shapira of Zhitomir! Hafla'ah on Tractate Ketubot. Sudylkiv, 1833.
- Lot 128: Levushei Serad. [Sudylkiv], [ca. 1828]. Rare Edition.
- Lot 129: Get Pashut. Printed by Rabbi Chanina Lipa Shapiro of Slavuta. Sudylkiv, 1833.
- Lot 130: Responsa Giv'at Pinchas by the Author of Hafla'ah. First Edition, Lemberg, 1837. Rabbinic Copy.
- Lot 131: Sha'arei Zion. Printed by Rabbi Chanina Lipa Shapira of Slavuta. Józefów, 1842.
- Lot 132: Among the Earliest Seforim Printed at the Zhitomir Press! Mishnayot, Order Nashim - Zhitomir, 1847.
- Lot 133: Set Shulcan Aruch Harav. Zhitomir, 1847-1861.
- Lot 134: Me'or Einayim and Yismach Lev (Chernobyl) –Lvov, 1848.
- Lot 135: Torat Kohanim with the Asirit HaEifah Commentary (Komarno). First Edition Lvov 1848.
- Lot 136: Chassidut, First Edition. Iyun Tefillah. Lvov 1849. A rare sefer. A disciple of the author of Da'at Kedoshim.
- Lot 137: Chok LeYisrael – Shemot. Zhitomir, 1849.
- Lot 138: Chassidit & Kabbalah: Limmudei Atzilut,
- Lot 139: Ein Yaakov, Parts II and IV. Zhitomir, 1850.
- Lot 140: Mishnayot Kodshim. Zhitomir, 1851.
- Lot 141: Mishnayot Taharot. Zhitomir, 1851.
- Lot 142: Ma’avar Yabok, Zhitomir, 1851.
- Lot 143: Extremely Rare Hasidic Work! Kehillot Yaakov. First Edition, Lemberg, 1852. A Disciple of the Author of Da'at Kedoshim.
- Lot 144: Amud HaAvodah, by Rebbi Baruch of Kosov. First Edition, Czernowitz, 1854
- Lot 145: Tikkun Leil Shavuot. Zhitomir, 1855.
- Lot 146: Shnei Luchos Habris (Shelah) Part 2. Zhitomir, 1856.
- Lot 147: Chok LeYisrael Vayikra & Bamidbar. Zhitomir, 1856–1857. Copy Signed by a Grandson of the Mahari"l of Yanovitch.
- Lot 148: Likkutei Amarim Tanya, Vienna [Warsaw, c. 1856]. Signature of the Gaon Rabbi Yechiel Michel HaKohen ABD Zakroczym.
- Lot 149: Chumash Devarim, Zhitomir, 18.. Printed by the Shapira Brothers
- Lot 150: Mishnayot Taharot. Zhitomir, 1858.