Bidspirit auction | Collection of Early Seforim, 1841–1928.

Collection of Early Seforim, 1841–1928. - 1. Sefer Mikveh Yisrael, by Rabbi Menasheh Ben Yisrael, an inquiry into the location of the Ten Tribes and the settlement of part of the New World, America, with “Ma’aseh Rav” by Aharon HaLevi Sephardi. Press of Tzvi Yaakov Bamberg, Warsaw, 1841. 2.  Sefer Ma'oz Hadat, First Edition. Vilna, 1873. Mussar sefer by the Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua Heller, Av Beis Din of Telz, one of the first disciples of the founder of the Mussar Movement, Rabbi Yisroel of Salant. 3. Marpeh Lashon - Against the Book Nachash Habari'ach by the Convert Samuel Friedrich Brenz - Warsaw, 1873 - First Hebrew Edition Marpeh Lashon - a polemic book against the book Nachash Habari'ach by the convert Samuel Friedrich Brenz - - translation by Reb Avraham Kamintzki. This is a translation of the book Yudisher Theriak which was published by Rabbi Zalman Zvi of of Aufhausen in Altdorf, 1680. The book countered Brenz' accusations.  4. Beit Hillel Responsa Part One of Small Laws by Rabbi Hillel L. Mikalamia, Satmar 1908. 5. Sefer Kitvei HaGeonim – A collection of letters and responsa from some of the greatest Torah authorities, including the Vilna Gaon (Gra), Rabbi Jonathan Eybeschütz, the Pnei Yehoshua, and others. Edited from manuscript sources by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Horowitz, Rabbi of Drezin. Piotrków: Hanoch Henich Palman Press, 1928. 6.  Reshit Bikurei, Berlin, 1889. by Rabbi Shimon Yitzchak Finkelstein, Rabbi of Baltimore.  7.  Machatzit HaShekel: Hilchot Melichah, by Rabbi Shmuel Kaelin. Lemberg (Lviv), 1860. 8.  Kol HaRamaz on the Mishnah, by the renowned Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Zacuto (the Ramaz). Second Edition. Warsaw, 1861.