Bidspirit auctions | Winner'S Auction Feb 8

Winner'S, Feb 8. 224 lots, estimates 200 - 40000 $.

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Lots in this catalog (224)

• Lot 1: Historical document — “The Rabbi of All the Exiles Is in Need of Mercy” — $400 - $500
• Lot 2: A Rare Historical–Torah Document: Preparations for the Second Siyum HaShas Bearing the Signatures of the Leaders of — $600 - $700
• Lot 3: The Chief Rabbinate Controversy: A historic rabbinic proclamation by rabbis of Poland, Lithuania, and Galicia. — $300 - $400
• Lot 4: A historic broadside! An exceptionally rare sermon by the holy Rebbe Rabbi Shlomke of Zhvile! — $200 - $300
• Lot 5: Archive of the well-known public activist R. Yosef Levi Ḥagiz About 450 documents! — $8,000 - $10,000
• Lot 6: A list of Lithuanian yeshiva students during the Holocaust — a Torah-historical Holocaust document of exceptional — $300 - $400
• Lot 7: “His Coffin Has Arrived! — $200 - $300
• Lot 8: “Crying out will not help — we must proceed along the path of compromise”: a guide pamphlet on the recruitment of — $200 - $250
• Lot 9: The Munich Talmud – Printed by Holocaust Survivors After the War. Munich-Heidelberg, 1949 – Complete Set, 19 Volumes, — $3,000 - $4,000
• Lot 10: “Letter of Protection” Issued by the Vatican — Signed by Righteous Among the Nations Angelo Rotta Budapest, 1944 — $1,200 - $1,500
• Lot 11: Temporary Identification Card for a Liberated Prisoner from the Mauthausen Concentration Camp 22 May 1945 — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 12: Swiss Letter of Protection for a Jewish Holder of an Immigration Certificate – Issued under the Rescue Initiative of — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 13: Order of Prayers according to the custom of the Jews of Rome. Venice, [1718–1719]. An exceptionally rare miniature, — $2,200 - $2,500
• Lot 14: Order of Prayers. Florence, [1736]. Exceptionally sumptuous leather binding with gilt ornamentation — $2,500 - $3,000
• Lot 15: Maḥzorim. Amsterdam, 1793. Original Lavishly Decorated Leather Bindings — $2,600 - $3,000
• Lot 16: Selichot for the Entire Year – According to the Ashkenazic Rite. Prague, [1729]. Illustrated title page. Very rare! — $1,800 - $2,000
• Lot 17: Seder Tefillot of the Falashas. Paris, 1877. Ethiopian Prayer Book — $300 - $400
• Lot 18: Seder HaTefillot for the Entire Year. Amsterdam, [1705] — $4,000 - $6,000
• Lot 19: Order of Prayer according to the Ashkenaz and Poland Rite. Metz, 1765 — $500 - $800
• Lot 20: Siddur Avodat Yisrael. Rödelheim, 1868. Ornate leather binding — $300 - $400
• Lot 21: Prayer Books [3], with Ladino — $300 - $400
• Lot 22: Order of Prayers, Frankfurt, [1798] Rare miniature — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 23: Maḥzor in Ashkenazic Vernacular according to the Ashkenaz and Poland Rite (Krovets). Amsterdam, [1721]. Rare — $300 - $500
• Lot 24: Sefer Kibbutz Tefillot. Tikkun for the Night of Hoshana Rabbah. Amsterdam, 1733 — $400 - $500
• Lot 25: Set of Machzorim, with wooden board bindings. Homburg, 1737 — $200 - $300
• Lot 26: Eshlei Rabrevi, Königsberg, — $1,500 - $2,000
• Lot 27: Margaliot Tovah, Amsterdam, [1722]. With the rare illustrated diagrammatic leaf — $1,000 - $1,500
• Lot 28: Mishnah. Amsterdam, Proops Press, 1733. Two volumes. Rare — $2,000 - $3,000
• Lot 29: Bible, Arba‘ah Ve-Esrim. Venice [1740]. Four Fine Volumes in Original Leather Bindings — $1,000 - $1,500
• Lot 30: Omekh Halakhah. Amsterdam, — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 31: Commentary on the Torah by Rabbi Don Isaac Abarbanel. Hanau, 1710. Complete copy. — $200 - $300
• Lot 32: Talmudic Literature – First Edition: Malei Ratzon. Frankfurt am Main, 1710; with notable illustrative plates — $200 - $300
• Lot 33: Ma‘aseh Roke’aḥ. Venice, [1742–1744]. The only part printed during the lifetime of the author — $200 - $300
• Lot 34: Responsa Shev Ya‘akov. Frankfurt, 1742. Foundational work. First edition — $400 - $500
• Lot 35: Seder Olam Rabbah, Amsterdam, [1711]. Uncommon book. Vellum binding — $300 - $400
• Lot 36: Me‘il Tzedakah. Rabbi Jonah Landsofer. Prague, 1756. First edition — $250 - $300
• Lot 37: Mishmerot Kehunah. Amsterdam [1753]. With the added section containing the author’s apology — $500 - $700
• Lot 38: Sefer Leḥem Dim‘ah, by Rabbi Shmuel Ozida. Amsterdam, [1710]. Bound with Tzurat Beit ha-Mikdash — $400 - $500
• Lot 39: She’elot u-Teshuvot Pe’er Ha-Dor by Rabbeinu Moses ben Maimon (Maimonides). Amsterdam, [1765]. First edition — $500 - $800
• Lot 40: Seder Ha-Ha’arakhah. Mantua, [1732]. A rare copy with uncut leaves — $500 - $600
• Lot 41: Me’or Einayim, novellae by Rabbi Josiah Pinto on the second part of Ein Yaakov. Mantua, 1743 — $300 - $400
• Lot 42: Ein Yaakov, Amsterdam, 1740–1741. A monumental, oversized copy in wooden boards covered with leather — $1,000 - $2,000
• Lot 43: Sheva Shittot of the Rashba. Giant copy!!! Berlin, press of Aharon Rofeh, [1756] — $1,000 - $1,500
• Lot 44: Noda BiYehuda – Second Edition | With Shivat Tziyon. Prague, early 19th century – first editions — $400 - $700
• Lot 45: Seder Tikkunei Shtarot. Hamburg, 1773. Complete Copy — $500 - $700
• Lot 46: Melitzah for Purim. [Breslau, c. 5560 / 1800] First edition — $500 - $600
• Lot 47: Kol Hatan ve-Kol Kallah. Turin, 5586 [1826]. Rare. — $200 - $300
• Lot 48: Seder HaLimud. Etz Chaim, Amsterdam, [1877]. Rare — $300 - $400
• Lot 49: Alon Bakot. Eulogy for Our Master the Malbim, by Rabbi Yitzchak Danzig. St. Petersburg, [1879] — $300 - $400
• Lot 50: Siddur Rinah u’Tefillah — Rödelheim, [1824]. Miniature Edition with an Ornate Binding — $500 - $600
• Lot 51: Siddur Divrei Tzaddikim. The First Ashkenazic Prayer Book Printed in America. Philadelphia, [1848] — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 52: Tikkun Soferim ha-Yesharim, Amsterdam, [1767]. Five volumes in original leather bindings — $1,000 - $2,000
• Lot 53: “Misped Rav” (A Great Eulogy). Lemberg, [1815] Only Edition — $300 - $400
• Lot 54: Amudei Beit Yehuda. Only edition. Amsterdam, 1766. With the rare additional leaves — $300 - $400
• Lot 55: Or Sameach — complete set of four volumes. First edition. A foundational work — $500 - $700
• Lot 56: Da‘at Kedoshim, by the holy Rabbi of Buchach. Lemberg (Lvov), 1871. First edition — $400 - $500
• Lot 57: Divrei David and Hon Yosef. Livorno, 1828. Distinguished copy — $300 - $400
• Lot 58: Magginei Eretz. Amsterdam. With an engraved title page. Wooden boards covered with leather — $250 - $300
• Lot 59: Chidushei Rabbeinu Chaim HaLevi — Brisk, 1936. First edition. A foundational work — $500 - $800
• Lot 60: Penei Aryeh. Responsa by the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Breslau, Av Beit Din of Emden and Rotterdam. Amsterdam, [1790]. — $300 - $400
• Lot 61: Song of Songs and Pirkei Avot. With Ladino and Spanish translations. Amsterdam, [1766]. Ornate early leather binding — $500 - $700
• Lot 62: Passover Haggadah. Basel, 1816. With the original binding — $400 - $600
• Lot 63: Or Ha-Yashar. The “Get of Cleves” Controversy. Amsterdam, [1769]. First edition — $500 - $700
• Lot 64: Tikkun Soferim Ha-Yesharim. London, 1787–1788. Five volumes with original leather bindings — $1,000 - $1,500
• Lot 65: Leḥem Setarim – Commentary on Tractate Avodah Zarah. Strasbourg, [1777]. Second edition, — $250 - $300
• Lot 66: Set of Chumashim “Ha-Chatzer Ha-Chadashah”. Amsterdam, 1768. Original leather bindings — $700 - $1,000
• Lot 67: Shemesh Tzedakah. Venice, [1743]. Two parts. First edition. Fine copy — $500 - $600
• Lot 68: Extremely rare. Menorat ha-Maor, Amsterdam, 1722 extraordinarily wide margins! — $6,000 - $8,000
• Lot 69: Twenty-Four — Biblia Testamenti Veteris. 1667. Special Copy with Enormous Margins! — $2,000 - $3,000
• Lot 70: Novellae of Rabbeinu Nissim, of blessed memory. Riva di Trento, [1558]. Extremely rare – seldom encountered — $1,800 - $2,200
• Lot 71: Toldot Yitzhak. Riva di Trento, 1558 — $1,500 - $1,800
• Lot 72: Torah, Prophets, and Writings, in the Yiddish language. Amsterdam, [1687] — the “Witzenhausen Bible.” — $1,600 - $2,000
• Lot 73: Chamisim Derushim Yekarim. Amsterdam, 1605. First edition — $400 - $500
• Lot 74: Hebrew Bible. Amsterdam, [1692]. Attractive leather bindings — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 75: Lekach Tov – Fundamentals of the Torah and the Upright Path. Amsterdam, [1658]. Rare — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 76: Responsa Naḥalat Shiv‘ah. Fürth (Fuerda), [1692]. First edition — $300 - $400
• Lot 77: Divrei Neva. Amsterdam, [1688] First edition — rare — $300 - $400
• Lot 78: Yedei Moshe. Commentary on the Five Scrolls, by Moses Almosnino. Venice, printed by Zanetti, 1597. First edition — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 79: Tzemach Tzedek. Amsterdam, [1675] First edition. — $300 - $400
• Lot 80: To‘aliyot of the Ralbag. Riva di Trento, 1560. First edition — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 81: Pa‘aneach Raza. Amsterdam, [1698] — $600 - $800
• Lot 82: Yesh Noḥalin. A complete copy in a vellum binding. Amsterdam, 1661 — $250 - $400
• Lot 83: Yad Yosef. Amsterdam, 1700. An impressive copy in an old leather binding — $500 - $600
• Lot 84: Mikhlal Yofi. Amsterdam, [1660–1661] — $500 - $600
• Lot 85: Leḥem Rav. Smyrna (Izmir), [1660]. First edition. Rare book — $500 - $800
• Lot 86: Mishnayot Berakhot and Zera’im and Mo’ed. Amsterdam, [1675]. Unbound sheets. Extremely rare! — $600 - $800
• Lot 87: Concordance by Johann Buxtorf. Basel, 1632. Original vellum binding — $300 - $400
• Lot 88: Sifte Yeshenim, Amsterdam, [1680]. The first Hebrew bibliographical book — $700 - $1,000
• Lot 89: Responsa — Mahari”l. Cremona, [1556] Rare — $1,500 - $2,000
• Lot 90: An impressive copy. Shelah Naḥat — Shenei Luchot HaBrit. Amsterdam, Naḥat [1698]. — $18,000 - $22,000
• Lot 91: Shulḥan [Shel] Arbaʿ. Prague, 1595. Extremely rare — $1,800 - $2,000
• Lot 92: Chesed Le’Avraham. A Kabbalistic work by Abraham Azulai. Amsterdam, 1685. First edition — $2,000 - $2,500
• Lot 93: Kesef Tzarūf, by the kabbalist Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto. Amsterdam, [1729] First edition — $400 - $600
• Lot 94: Kavanat ha-Aggadot – “Kafṭor va-Feraḥ”. Amsterdam [1709] — $300 - $500
• Lot 95: Refaduni ba-Tapuḥim. A kabbalistic–homiletical commentary on Aggadic literature. Berlin, [1722]. First edition — $300 - $400
• Lot 96: Ḥoshev Maḥashavot. Rabbi Immanuel Ḥai Ricchi. Amsterdam, 1727. First edition — $300 - $400
• Lot 97: Shechiyot HaChemdah. Devotional readings for the month of Nisan, with various prayers for Passover and Shavuot, — $400 - $500
• Lot 98: Half a set of the Babylonian Talmud. Zhitomir. 10 volumes comprising 20 tractates — $4,000 - $6,000
• Lot 99: She’erit Yisrael, by the “Tzaddik of Vilednik.” First edition. Segulah book Toledot Aharon. Likuttim Yekarim — $4,000 - $6,000
• Lot 100: Likkuṭim Yekarim. Lemberg, 1792. First edition. Printed by Rabbi Solomon Yarish Rapoport — $2,000 - $3,000
• Lot 101: Be’er Moshe — by the Admor Rabbi Moshe Elikim Beriah Hopstein of Kozhnitz. First edition — $1,000 - $1,200
• Lot 102: Responsa Divrei Ḥayyim, Sanz. Lemberg (Lvov), 1875. Two parts. First edition — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 103: Torat Kohanim, with the commentary Asirit ha-Eifah on Torat Kohanim. Lemberg, [1849]. First edition — $350 - $500
• Lot 104: Set of Yalkut Shimoni. Polonnoye, 1805. An early Hasidic edition — $200 - $300
• Lot 105: Origins of Hasidism – First Edition: Sifurei Kedoshim. Lvov, 1866; an extremely rare book — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 106: Responsa Brit Avraham. By a Disciple of the Seer of Lublin. First Edition — $400 - $500
• Lot 107: Or Zaru’a. Two parts. Zhitomir, [1862]. First edition. — $300 - $400
• Lot 108: Hasidism – First Edition: Etzei Ḥayyim. Sighet, 1927; a sumptuous and distinguished copy, with Admor ownership stamps — $300 - $400
• Lot 109: Rare portrait of the holy Baal Shem Tov (zt”l), together with a facsimile of his signature, — $500 - $1,000
• Lot 110: Tractate Shekalim from the Jerusalem Talmud, with the commentary Penei Zaken, — $350 - $500
• Lot 111: Ohel David — by Rabbi David Deutsch. With numerous authorial marginalia in the author’s own hand. An attributed copy — $3,000 - $4,000
• Lot 112: The personal Tanakh of Maran Rabbi Ovadia Yosef — $1,500 - $2,000
• Lot 113: Shemó Moshe. Smyrna (Izmir) [1874]. Author’s Dedication! — $300 - $400
• Lot 114: Torat Chesed — by the Gaon of Lublin. The Copy of Rabbi Shmuel Salant — $400 - $600
• Lot 115: Amrei Avraham. With a dedication by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach — $300 - $400
• Lot 116: Beit Lechem Yehudah – the personal copy of the kabbalist Rabbi Yosef Waltuch — $500 - $700
• Lot 117: Even ha-Ezel. With a dedication by the author — $300 - $500
• Lot 118: Yalkut Yosef — with a dedication by Maran Rabbi Ovadia Yosef to Major General Gad Navon — $200 - $300
• Lot 119: Shulchan Aruch, Johannesburg, [1857–1861]. Two parts. First edition of Pitchei Teshuvah — $500 - $700
• Lot 120: Likkutei Halakhot. “Revised in its entirety” — in the author’s own handwriting — $500 - $1,000
• Lot 121: Asher le-Shlomo. Smyrna (Izmir). Luxurious binding with a dedication by the author’s father — $250 - $300
• Lot 122: Torat Gittin by Rabbi Jacob of Lissa, first edition. a foundational halakhic work, with learned handwritten marginalia — $700 - $800
• Lot 123: Chavalim Bane’imim – with the Author’s Dedication to Rabbi Chaim Berlin — $300 - $400
• Lot 124: “Sha‘arei Teshuvah” by Rabbeinu Ya‘akov Abuhatzeira — with a dedication by his holy grandsons, Baba Sali and Baba Ḥaki — $250 - $300
• Lot 125: Ketzot Ha-Shulchan. Part Two. Jerusalem, [1908]. Copy with a personal Bar-Mitzvah dedication. — $400 - $500
• Lot 126: “It Was to Me Like Thunder in the Wheel” — a rare letter (approx. — $4,000 - $6,000
• Lot 127: “A Brand Plucked from the Fire” – A Rare Sacred Manuscript by the Holy Gaon Rabbi Eliezer David Greenwald, — $2,000 - $2,500
• Lot 128: “Your humble servant – Eliezer Zusia”; An important letter by the Skulener Rebbe, Eliezer Zusia Portugal, — $3,000 - $4,000
• Lot 129: Ḥiddushei Ri Migash – the attributed copy of the Admor Rabbi Leibl’e Eger of Lublin — $3,000 - $4,000
• Lot 130: A group of three books from the library of the Pnei Menachem, with handwritten annotations — $500 - $800
• Lot 131: Group of [7] books from the library of the holy gaon Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund, Av Beit Din of Jerusalem — $200 - $400
• Lot 132: “The waters have reached the soul” — a heart-rending letter from the Chernobyl Rebbe, of blessed memory. Jerusalem, — $300 - $400
• Lot 133: Sacred letter from the “Lover of Israel” — the holy gaon Rabbi Chanoch Tzvi HaKohen Levin of Bendin, — $500 - $700
• Lot 134: Letter by Rabbi Yitzḥak Ha-Kohen Huberman, “the Righteous One of Ra’anana.” Shevat (early 1950s?). — $200 - $300
• Lot 135: A halakhic responsum by Maran, Posek HaDor Rabbi Shmuel Halevi Wosner — not published in Shevet HaLevi — $500 - $800
• Lot 136: “The Yenuka of Stolin” — A sacred letter from one of the greatest Hasidic Rebbes of his generation, — $2,000 - $2,500
• Lot 137: Divrei Moshe. The copy of the Admor Rabbi Aharon of Kaidanov — $1,000 - $1,300
• Lot 138: A Letter from the Wondrous Tzaddik, the Rebbe of Bohush zy”a, to the Minister of Religious Affairs, — $400 - $600
• Lot 139: “And I Received It from One to Whom the Secret of the Lord Is Revealed” — A Remarkable Epistle by the Rebbe of Radzin, — $300 - $400
• Lot 140: Original invitation to the wedding of His Holiness the Admor of Gur, may he live long — $300 - $400
• Lot 141: “Through the Power of Faith One Can Cross the Great Sea” — A Rare Hasidic Epistle by the Rebbe of Toldos Aharon zy”a — $500 - $700
• Lot 142: “And the Lord shall turn the curse into a blessing for you” — a segullistic kabbalistic manuscript in the sacred — $2,000 - $2,500
• Lot 143: Passover kosher certificate for Coca-Cola, signed by Rabbi Makhlouf Abuhatzira — $400 - $500
• Lot 144: A long and important letter by Rabbi Raphael David Saban — Chief Rabbi (Ḥakham Bashi) of Turkey. Istanbul, early 1940s — $200 - $300
• Lot 145: A fine letter by the Tiberias emissary (shadar), the sage Rabbi Yaakov Chai Birdogo, of the lineage of King David — $300 - $400
• Lot 146: Manuscript: “Divination of the Future — The Secret of the Stones of the Ḥoshen”; Israel, 19th century — $400 - $600
• Lot 147: Responsa of Mahari Bassan — First Edition. Constantinople, [1737]. Copy attributed to Rabbi Yehuda ben Diwan, — $800 - $1,000
• Lot 148: “And the objector speaks without understanding” — an important responsum by one of the greatest halakhic authorities — $5,000 - $6,000
• Lot 149: “Success and Prosperity in All Your Affairs” – A Rare Letter from the Holy Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Blazer and the Leading — $3,000 - $4,000
• Lot 150: A long letter in the holy handwriting of the gaon Rabbi Shaul Brach — Av Bet Din of Košice and Kráľ — $2,000 - $2,500