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LOT 25:
Large & important collection of Chassidic & Kabbalistic Seforim, 1813–1890.
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Sold for: $1,600
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Item Overview
Description:
1. Sefer Paane’ach Raza – Hints and interpretations on the Torah, by R. Yitzchak b. R. Yehuda HaLevi.
Tarnopol, 1813. Printed by Yaakov Auerbach and Nachman Pineles.
Ownership stamp of the Rebbe Yisrael Hager (1876–1940), son of the holy Rebbi Moshe of Radovitz.
Ownership inscriptions in Hebrew and German of R. Anshel son of R. Kehat Harnik of Czernowitz.
[2], 142 Leaves. 17.2 cm.
Overall Great Condition, few stains, title page detached, original leather binding damaged, front cover detached.
2. Sefer Divrei Tzaddikim – Novellae on the Torah and collections on the Prophets, Writings, and Talmudic tractates, by the holy Rebbi Dov Berish Frumer of Oświęcim.
First edition. Zolkiew, c. 1845. The printing date on the title page, 1826 (תקפ"ו), is incorrect, since the author is mentioned on the title page with the “blessing for the deceased” and passed away on 20 Kislev 1838, as stated in the introductions to later editions. Furthermore, one of the approvers, Rabbi Moshe Yaakov Scharf, was appointed rabbi of Oświęcim only after 1840.
[2], 5–32, [4] leaves. Lacking leaves 1–4. 19 cm.
Overall Good Condition, some stains, old binding damaged.
3. Sefer HaRokeach – In this edition only the introduction and moral teachings were printed.
Lemberg, 1847. Printed by Chaya Taube, printer.
14 Leaves. 19 Cm.
Overall Good Condition, some stains, old binding damaged.
4. Sefer Sha’arei Kedusha by Rabbi Chaim Vital – “It came upon my heart, I, the young Moshe Zvi Hirsch son of the late Rabbi Gedaliah z”l, to print it again.”
Lemberg, 1848. Printed by Chaya Gittel Groishman.
Ownership stamp of Rebbe Yisrael Hager (1876–1940), son of the holy Rebbi Moshe of Radautz (Rădăuți).
Antique stamp: Shmuel Bergman.
[1], 20, [1] Leaves. 19 Cm.
Overall Good Condition, some stains, old binding damaged.
5. Sefer Ahavat Shalom by the founder of the Kosov–Vizhnitz dynasty, Rebbe Menachem Mendel son of Rebbe Yaakov Kopel Chassid.
Second and rare edition. Lemberg, 1850.
Antique ownership inscription of the notable Moshe Zvi Kleiers?
[2], 82 leaves. 22.5 cm.
Overall Good Condition, some stains, couple marginal tears, old binding damaged and detached.
6. Sefer Amud HaAvodah – Explanations of concepts in the teachings of Kabbalah, by the holy Rabbi Baruch of Kosov.
First edition. Czernowitz, 1854. With approbations from great Chassidic leaders: Rebbe Menachem Mendel of Premishlan and Rebbe Moshe of Sambor.
Ownership stamp of the Rebbe Yisrael Hager (1876–1940), son of the holy Rebbi Moshe of Radovitz.
[2], 5–216 Leaves. 21.8 cm.
Overall Great Condition, few stains, old binding damaged, front cover detached.
7. Sefer Likutei Torah – Guidance, moral, and Chassidic teachings by the holy Rebbe Mordechai Twersky of Chernobyl, brought to print by his grandson, R. Zusia Yitzchak son of R. Yechiel Michel of Talomtch, father of the holy Rebbe Mordechai Dov Twersky of Hornosteipel. With approbations by great Chassidic leaders: the “Divrei Chaim” of Sanz, Rebbe Avraham Yaakov of Sadigura, and the Gaon Rabbi Yeshayah Shor, Rabbi of Iasi.
Second printing of the first edition (in the same year, two editions were published — one with a page of corrections at the end, and the other with the errors already corrected. The present copy is from the second printing).
Czernowitz, 1860.
Interesting variant: the title is spelled “Likiti Torah.”
Stefansky Chassidut no. 296.
Antique stamps and ownership inscriptions from the beit midrash of the holy Rebbe Moshe Hager of Radovitz.
Stamp of his son Rebbe Yisrael Hager (1876–1940).
[2], 63 Leaves. 21 cm.
Overall Good - Fair Condition, few stains, few marginal tears, frayed corners, old binding damaged.
8. Sefer Torat Chaim – Chassidic discourses on the weekly Torah portions, by the Rebbe Chaim Hager of Kosov.
Kolomyya, 1884. Printed by M. Bilous.
This edition was published by his grandson, the holy Rebbi Moshe Hager of Radovitz. At the end is printed a letter from the holy Rebbi Ze’ev Wolf of Czarny Ostrów to the Ahavat Shalom of Kosov.
[1], 39 Leaves. 22 cm.
Overall Poor Condition, brittle pages, marginal tears, loose pages, old binding damaged.
9. Sefer Minchat Yitzchak – Siftei Tzaddikim – Discourses on the Torah from many great Chassidic leaders, and at the end, stories from the holy Rebbi Meir of Premishlan. By the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Eizik ben Rabbi Shmuel Shmelke Tauibish.
Only Edition. Lemberg, 1890.
Copy lacking leaves in the middle. Overall Poor Condition, brittle pages, marginal tears, loose pages, old binding damaged.
Rebbi Yisrael Hager (1876–1940), son of the holy Rebbi Moshe of Radovitz (Rădăuți), succeeded his father and served as Rebbe in Radovitz. In 1913 he emigrated to the United States, where he established a Beit Midrash in Manhattan, on the famous Wall Street.
