Bidspirit auction | Complete set in [5] volumes,

Complete set in [5] volumes, Nevi’im and Ketuvim, with commentaries and Yiddish translation. Vilna, 1874–1884. Distinguished Exemplar. The Twenty-Four Kisvei Kodesh: Nevi’im Reshonim, Nevi’im Achronim, and Ketuvim. Printed by the Widow and Brothers Romm, Vilna, 1874–1883. The personal copy of Rabbi Avraham Bezalel Natan Neta Biderman. Includes [6] parts in [5] volumes: (Please refer to the Hebrew description for the detailed list of what each volume contains.) With ownership stamps of the holy Rabbi “Avraham Bezalel Natan Neta, son of the holy Rabbi Elazar Menachem Biderman ztz”l, Jerusalem, ” and ownership stamps of “Alter son of the holy Rabbi Elazar Menachem ztz”l.” The holy Rabbi Alter Avraham Bezalel Natan Neta Biderman of Sosnowiec (1862–1933) – son of the holy Rabbi Elazar Menachem Mendel of Lelov and brother of the holy Rabbi David Zvi Shlomo [Reb Dovid’l]. In 1894, he traveled to Poland, returning to Jerusalem four years later. At the beginning of World War I, he went back to Poland and served as Rebbe in Sosnowiec. He conducted himself and dressed in the manner of Jerusalemites, earning the title “Der Eretz Yisroel Rebbe.” His reputation spread as one who performed wondrous salvations and served Hashem with great awe. About a year and three months after his passing, his body was reinterred on Har HaZeitim in Jerusalem, where the Chevra Kadisha testified that his body remained whole. Elegant leather bindings (light surface scratches to some). Stains, minor short tears, and small defects. Good condition.