Chabad Auction – presenting the rare Tanya and Siddur Shanghai and a collection of Siddurim, Ari version – an auction for collectors of books and pedigreed copies as well.
All items of this auction that were given directly by the Rebbe were thoroughly checked by the auction house to determine who received them from the Rebbe. For most of them, we received additional evidence such as a photograph taken when the item was received and varied authenticity tests. Due to the complexity, items whose source is Rabbi Shaul Shimon Deutsch were specifically noted.
The recipients' names were obscured in most of the items, at the request of their owners, and will be revealed to the buyers. Be advised, further questions about the items should be directed to the auction house until 24 hours before the auction. Entering a bid is binding with all that that entails. Thank you.
The auction will take place on Wednesday 04.01.2023 at 20:00.
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LOT 8:
Likutei Amaraim Tanya, published by Rabbi Schneur Zalman Shmotkin—Vilna 1930.
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Sold for: $80
Start price:
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Buyer's Premium: 25%
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Likutei Amaraim Tanya, published by Rabbi Schneur Zalman Shmotkin—Vilna 1930.
Tanya published by Rabbi Shneur Zalman Shmotkin (see below). On the back board is a large impression: “בית מ"ס והוצאת ספרים שניאור זלמן שמאטקן ווארשא”. Printed in Vilna 1930, a facsimile of the Vilna 1900 edition published by Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch. See the printer letter, Mondschein, Sefer HaTanya, p. 221. Two title pages. [1], 163 leaves,
Original binding, detached, without spine. Few detached leaves. Few moth perforations. Good overall condition.
Rabbi Shneur Zalman Shmotkin was a founder of the Tomchei Temimim yeshiva in Warsaw and served in its administration. He was also a member of the Ma’arechet HaTamim. At the end of his life he had a book business called “Beis Mechiras Sefarim Schneur”. After the Rayatz left Russia, he gave him a number of boxes of religious manuscripts. When a fire broke out in his home destroying all of his possessions, Rabbi Shmotkin was able to save the Rebbe’s manuscripts at the expense of his personal wealth, which caused the Rayatz great satisfaction. He died al Kddush Hashem in 1942.
