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Historic sale! Valuable Books and Manuscripts
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Kodesh HaKodashim! Hasofot Mahartz”a - original Manuscript Handwriting of the author Rebbe Zvi Elimelech of Dynów, Author of Bnei Yissaschar - With his rare signature!
Impressive and eye-catching! Autograph manuscript of The Sefer Yad - Malachi Manuscript of the author Rabbi Malachi ha-Kohen! With the signature of Rabbi David Avraham Chai Vivanti
Holy and pure! The Gemara of the Mareh Yechezkel, R. Yechezkel Panet - in his youth in the city of Bilitz
the personal HaShalchan Aruch with glosses in the Kathic of Rabbi Hirsh Harif, Author of the 'Tiv Gitin' - with additional glosses longer than his own
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LOTTO 111:
Letter written by Rav Elazar Lowe, av”d Ujhely and Ungvar. About what was sent to Baron Rothschild - Ungvar 1896 ...
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Venduto per: $300
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300
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Letter written by Rav Elazar Lowe, av”d Ujhely and Ungvar. About what was sent to Baron Rothschild - Ungvar 1896
Rav Elazar Lowe (1839-1918) authored the Shu"t Pekudat Elazar. He was the son of Rav Yirmiyahu Lowe av”d Ujhely, author of Divrei Yirmiyahu; son of the author of the Sha’arei Torah; son of the Shemen Rokeach. He succeeded his father as av”d in Ujhely, serving there for 12 years, before moving to Ungvar where he taught many talmidim in his yeshivah. (Cohen, Chachmei Hungaria, p. 408; Fuchs, Hayeshivot B’Hungaria, p. 193).
Ungvar [1904]. All in his hand,
Rav Elazar Lowe (1839-1918) authored the Shu"t Pekudat Elazar. He was the son of Rav Yirmiyahu Lowe av”d Ujhely, author of Divrei Yirmiyahu; son of the author of the Sha’arei Torah; son of the Shemen Rokeach. He succeeded his father as av”d in Ujhely, serving there for 12 years, before moving to Ungvar where he taught many talmidim in his yeshivah. (Cohen, Chachmei Hungaria, p. 408; Fuchs, Hayeshivot B’Hungaria, p. 193).
Ungvar [1904]. All in his hand,
