Bidspirit auction | (Liturgy, Women) Siddur Korban Mincha,

(Liturgy, Women) Siddur Korban Mincha, Amsterdam, 1757-1758. Unrecorded! - With a Commentary, Instructions and Laws in Yiddish. Polish rite. The famous 'Korban Mincha' Siddur printed especially for women. Amsterdam, 1757. Printed at the press of Hirts Levi Rofeh and his son-in-law Kashman. The prayer book is for use throughout the year, weekdays, Shabbat, festivals, including the High Holy Days, Tehillim, Ma’amadot and techinot. Two title pages for the prayer book, on the first title page, is a wood engraving with Biblical figures. On the second title page “With Perek Shira, Tikun Shabbat and chapters parshiyot maaravot, yotzrot, selichot, Shir HaYichud, Tehillim, Ma’amadot, all with Yiddish”. A third title page for the ‘Tehillim U’Ma’amdaot’ section which is dated 1758. In the same year, a similar siddur was printed there according to the Ashkenazic rite (it too is extremely rare  and recorded in Vinograd from a single copy in the Library of the Rabbinic Seminary in NY (JTS)). The present siddur according to the Polish rite is not recorded in the Bibliography Project nor by Vinograd, has never appeared at public auction, and is of exceptional rarity! [1], 296, 100 Leaves. 22.5 Cm.