Auction 70
Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
Mar 31, 2020
Israel
8 Ramban St, Jerusalem.
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Collection of Books from the Library of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Chortkov - Including a Book from the Library of ...
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Collection of Books from the Library of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Chortkov - Including a Book from the Library of his Grandfather Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Sadigura
Collection of books from the library of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Chortkov-Tel Aviv. All the books bear his stamp. One book bears the stamp of his grandfather Rebbe Shlomo Friedman (the first) of Sagidura:
• Tzeda LaDerech, by R. Menachem ben Zerach. Lemberg (Lviv), 1859. Besides the stamp of the rebbe of Chortkov-Tel Aviv, the title page bears an early stamp with an eagle emblem in the center: "Shlomo Friedman - S. Friedman". Apparently, it is the stamp of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Sadigura (Encyclopedia L'Chassidut, III, p. 713), son of Rebbe Avraham Yaakov (the first) of Sadigura. He was the grandfather of Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Chortkov-Tel Aviv, who was named after him. (This stamp is characteristic of the Sadigura-Ruzhin dynasty, and is similar to the stamps of his brothers, Rebbe Yisrael Friedman of Sadigura and Rebbe Yitzchak Friedman of Boyan, to the stamps of their brother-in-law Rebbe Nachum Dovber Friedman and to the stamps of their cousin Rebbe Avraham Matityahu Friedman of Shtefanesht). Several handwritten glosses.
• Aryeh D'Vei Ilai, on five tractates, by R. Aryeh Leibush Lifshitz Rabbi of Vishnitsa and Shinova (Sieniawa). Przemyśl, 1880. First edition. Stefansky Chassidut, no. 67.
• Terumat HaDeshen, by R. Yisrael Isserlen, Parts I-II. Warsaw, 1882. Title page for each part. A kvittel is inscribed at the top of each title page (the writer's name with the name of his mother; apparently, the writer presented the book to the rebbe, inscribing his name so that the rebbe will pray for him).
• Eretz Chemda, by the Malbim. Warsaw, 1881-1893. Five parts in one volume.
• Talmud Yerushalmi, Tractate Yevamot, with the Cheshek Shlomo commentary, by Shlomo Yehuda son of Maharam the Sephardi, called Friedlander, known for forging the Yerushalmi on Kodshim. Szinervaraljá (Seini), 1905.
Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Chortkov (Chortkiv; 1894-1959), son of Rebbe Nachum Mordechai Friedman of Chortkov and son-in-law of his uncle R. Yisrael of Sadigura. His paternal grandfather was Rebbe Yisrael Friedman of Chortkov, and his maternal grandfather was Rebbe Shlomo Friedman of Sadigura. His father, Rebbe Nachum Mordechai, fled with his family from Vienna close to the Holocaust, immigrating to Eretz Israel and establishing his court in Tel Aviv. His son, Rebbe Shlomo, succeeded him as rebbe after his death, becoming the fourth and last Chortkov Rebbe. Author of Divrei Shlomo.
5 books. Size and condition vary.
