Bidspirit auction | Pedigreed Copy! Extremley Rare! Chassidic

Pedigreed Copy! Extremley Rare! Chassidic Machzor Bibliographically Unknown Sephard Version! 2 Sections of a Machzor for Yamim Noraim and Shalosh Regalim - Lemberg, 1856 - Set pf two sections of Machzor a Machzor for Yamim Noraim and Shalosh Regalim, ”the custom of Poland, Lithuania and Reisin Pihem and Mehrin with commentaries and elucidations divided into three parts... Mateh Levi... Beit Levi... Ma'asseh Oreg and also Hebrew Teitch and all are titled Korban Aharon and added to it are the prayers NUsach Sephar and many Mamarim from the Zohar and other books...”. The Press of Rabbi Avraham Yosef Madpis Segal. Lviv, 1856.  Two sections in two volumes:  Section I for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur: [9], 188 leaves. The title page is torn and incomplete.  Section II for Shalosh Regalim: [65], 53-130, [54] leaves.  Stains and blemishes. Tears and some taping to several leaves. Several detached leaves. Old bindings, blemished and detached. Mostly good overall condition - rare for Machzorim from these years.  Rare Chassidic Siddur apparently the only one in the world! This Siddur does not appear in the varied bibliographic lists and is not in any known library! The Siddur is of the Chassidic Sephard version.  A one-time opportunity that will apparently not repeat itself! On the flyleaf of Shalosh Regalim, a lengthy handwritten notation of the Yizkor prayer; inside the book, one the leaves of Hazkarat Neshamot, additional notations of names to be commemorated - not studied.  Pedigreed copy that had belonged to the garndson of Rabbeinu Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk On the title page and flyleaf of Section II, two stamps and notations indicating the book had belonged to Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchak Weissblum , the son of the Admor Rabbi Naftali Weissblum of Bolachov the grandson of Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk. Was born in Ziditchov and since both his parents passed away, was raised by the Admor of Olesk, Rabbi Naftali Ashkenazi. Studied under Rabbi Meir Erik and received his Semicha from Rabbi David Horowitz Av Beit Din of Stnislav. In 1929, succeeded his father-in-law as Rav of Soirz and lter, Haifa. His grandson is the Mashgiach of the Nachalat Haleviyim Yeshiva of Haifa, the Tzaddik Gaon Rabbi Uri Weissblum.