Interesting lot of 15 books of shabbat zemirot, some with musical notes and some perushim. Some rare; variety of ...

Interesting lot of 15 books of shabbat zemirot, some with musical notes and some perushim. Some rare; variety of languages

1. “Siddur of Zemirot for Shabbatot and Yamim Tovim with important laws for the dining”, with azharot on tznius. First part on Shabbat Eve, second part on the day of Shabbat with a separate numbering scheme, with a letter from Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimnov. Printed in Jerusalem, Horev in Me’ah She’arim. 1947.

2. Zemirot “edited and commented upon by Naftali ben Menachem” with commentaries and background on the authors of piyyutim. Interesting: at the end are musical notes for some of the mythological shabbat songs: Shalom Aleichem, Yom Ze Mechubad, Ya Ribon, Tzur Mishelo, Eshet Chayil, Bnei Heichala, HaMavdil. Printed by the Committee for Torah and Literature of the Council for Shabbat, Jerusalem 1949.

3. Brachot v’Hoda’ot, with blessings and zemirot, and the seder Brit Milah and Birkat HaChodesh. In the middle is an uncommon song for Shabbat with the chorus: “Anochi LeHashem Ashira L’Elokim Azamra Lishmo Ki Na’im.” Prayer in Yiddish for the blessing of the month. Frankfurt 1920.

4. Shir Zion with a new commentary by “Shlomo Aharon Wertheimer.” Berdiyov 1926. Additional repaired cover.

5. Zemirot for Leil Shabbat with the piyyut “Anochi LeHashem Ashira” and “Kichlot Yeinay” by Rabbi Shlomo Gvirol. Table of Contents with a title in German, blue dust jacket, bound in a new hard binding. Redelheim 1908.

6. Zemirot for Shabbat and Motzash. On one side of the book are words of the piyyutim in Hebrew, and on the other are musical notes with the words in German. Separate cover in German with a separate numbering on the opposite side of the book. Berlin, 1937. Two copies.

7. Zemirot of Shabbat with word-for-word translation into German in Hebrew letters. Vienna 1863. No binding or cover, partially missing copy.

8. Kvod Shabbat, a book of zemirot with translation into Farsi in Hebrew letters. Piyyutim in Farsi, at the end is the book HaParkus, partially missing copy. No cover or binding.

9. Seder Zemirot Leil Shabbat, in Hebrew and German (facing pages). Published by Dr. Solomon Bamberger, Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1923. Note in German.

10. Seder Zemirot Yisrael, in Hebrew and German (facing pages). Published by Dr. Solomon Bamberger, Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1922. No rear binding.

11. Seder Zemirot Leil Shabbat, in Hebrew and German (facing pages). Published by Dr. Solomon Bamberger, Frankfurt-am-Mein, 1922. Stamp of ownership in German.

12.LeShabbat Mizmor: “Zemirot for Shabbat with musical notes”, 26 songs, with various niggunim at the end. Tel Aviv 1947. Illustrated, soft dust jacket.

13. Zemirot for Leil Shabbat with the piyyut “Anochi LeHashem Ashira” and “Kichlot Yeinay” by Rabbi Shlomo Gvirol. Table of Contents with a title in German, soft cover, disconnected. Frankfurt-am-Mein 1922. Double copy with a hard cover.

14. Three books of Zemirot with three commentaries: “Minchat Yaakov, Mateh Yehuda, and Prachei Shoshanim.” Pietrekov 1910. Note of ownership on the cover. Most interesting: at the end are many notes of ownership, including Rabbeinu Eliyahu ben Trine of Vilna, Rabbi Dov be’er ben Chava HaMaggid of Mastrich”, with a list of tzaddikim throughout the generations until the bottom of the page, and some names written in block letters in nice handwriting, on the opposite page. There was also a page placed between the book’s pages listing additional rabbis such as Rav Yeshaya ben Hensche-Miriam (ben Moshe) [original to the book] zi”a Kerestirer, and Rabbi Akiva ben Gittel (ben Rav Moshe Eiger”), and more. Signs of use, some of the pages are disconnected.

15. Zemirot and Tishbachot for Leil Shabbat with musical notes and translation into English, facing pages. Brooklyn 1938.