Bidspirit auction | Collection of 42 Passover Haggadot

Collection of 42 Passover Haggadot with Commentaries and Halachot: Passover Haggadah - ”Kos Eliahu” By Rabbi Eliahu Ben Harosh. Garba, 1938. Passover Haggadah by the Chief Rabbi of the IDF, Rabbi Israel Weiss Published in Israel, 2002. Passover Haggadah - ”Yad Binyamin” With commentaries of the Ben Ish Chai. By David Israeli. Published in Israel, 2017. Passover Haggadah - Photographic Edition of Amsterdam 1740 Published by Tournovski Press. Passover Haggadah - ”Sini” Edition 1969. Includes illustrations by G. Doreh. Passover Haggadah - Photographic Edition, Hebrew and English Bilingual edition. Passover Haggadah - Illustrated by Miki Amit Published by Amgil. Passover Haggadah with Commentary by Rabbi Israel Meir Lau Published in Israel, 2008. Passover Haggadah - ”Avoteinu Sefaru Lanu” With teachings of great Rabbis from the East. By Rabbi Velech. Bnei Brak, 1995. Passover Haggadah with Arabic Translation According to the customs and text of Tunisia. Photographic edition from Livorno. Passover Haggadah - ”Aggadata De-Pescha” In the custom of Yemenite Jews with four commentaries: The Ancient Text Mahari”b of Rabbi Yihia Bishari Mahari”v of Rabbi Yitzhak Vena ”Etz Chaim” of Maharit Edited by Rabbi Yosef Kafach. Jerusalem, 1959. Passover Haggadah for IDF Soldiers Published in 1962, 14th year of the State of Israel. Softcover. Passover Haggadah - ”Sini” Pocket Edition Israel, 1941. Before the establishment of the State. Passover Haggadah - Illustrated with New Hebrew Commentary Jerusalem, 1934. Passover Haggadah - ”Meor Chaim” With the extended Kiddush and songs of praise. Additionally, 27 other diverse and interesting Passover Haggadot in softcover editions. Condition: Good. This collection presents a fascinating variety of Haggadot from different times, places, and traditions, including photographic editions, illustrated versions, and commentaries from renowned scholars. There are also special editions for soldiers, early state-era Haggadot, and those incorporating the Yemenite and Tunisian customs.